The Organist Who Kept Britain Company During World War II
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Sandy, as listeners called him, spoke like a reassuring, relatable friend. `Sandy Macpherson´s quiet voice is very reassuring at a time when our ears are on the alert for warning sirens,` one family wrote in September 1939. At Christmas, fans showered him with `flowers, mufflers, handkerchiefs, cigarettes, fruit and pots of jam.` – The Conversation