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Listen to Fenway’s organist while you stay home in your Red Sox

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Listen to Fenway’s organist while you stay home in your Red Sox
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Fenway’s organist, Josh Kantor, is missing his first home opener in 17 years because we are ALL missing it due to the quarantine. But Josh has a daily live stream where he can make your baseball organ dreams come true by playing your request and warming your heart with the dulcet sounds of the organ. Listen to what River listeners requested for Josh to play on Monte’s show AND WATCH HIM HERE LIVE EVERY DAY AT 3PM

https://soundcloud.com/939theriver-1/7th-inning-stretch-with-fenways-organist-josh-kantor

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