Playing Jermaine Stewart's "We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off (To Have A Good Time)" on the organ in honor of today's "Tarps Off" enthusiasts at Fenway.

Correction: They needed to get YOU a sax when I played "Baker Street."

That 6th-inning organ medley of "Survivor" (TV theme) into "Survivor" (Destiny's Child) was brought to you by 2000 and/or 2001.

"Memorably" is certainly one way to describe that cover. Coming up shortly.

That 2nd-inning organ medley of Nicki Minaj's "Starships" into Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes' "The Love I Lost" was mostly good enough.

"Am I in the mood for it" is a very different question than "Will I play it." Coming up shortly.

The Replacements are from Minnesota?! Coming up shortly.

What kind of ballpark organist would I be if I didn't keep this one in my back pocket at all times?

Yes, let's do this.

I don't necessarily recommend attempting that 1st-inning organ medley of Pink Floyd's "Breathe (in the Air)" into Anri's "Shyness Boy" into Christopher Cross' "Ride Like the Wind" at home.

I was unaware that Clemens wrote songs for Pink Floyd! Coming up shortly.

Let's find out together.

My prediction from five years ago was only off by three years and one social media platform migration.

40 years ago tonight.

Just how long were you planning to let me go through life without knowing about this?!

What bands were broken up for a long time (16 years in this case) and then knocked it out of the park with their first song after reuniting? I'll start:

It's all fun and games until someone actually has to play these songs.

Happy 18th anniversary of the time Manny Ramirez high-fived a fan while in the middle of turning a difficult double play.

That 4th-inning organ medley of Chappell Roan's "HOT TO GO!" into The Doobie Brothers' "What a Fool Believes" was brought to you by the International Karaoke Association.

I tried not to play a Jesus Lizard song for Philly's starting pitcher tonight, but I ended up being unable to resist the temptation.

Isn't that Adam Driver's character in the Star Wars sequels? I didn't even know he was a singer! Let me see what I can come up with for you.

That 2nd-inning organ medley of Ewan MacColl's "Dirty Old Town" into Chappell Roan's "Good Luck, Babe!" turned out better than I thought it would.

I'm gonna need yous to sing along to this jawn in a Philly accent.

That 3rd-inning organ medley of My Chemical Romance's "Welcome to the Black Parade" into The Electric Light Orchestra's "Mr. Blue Sky" was brought to you by a fever dream I had last night.

Tonight's Ceremonial First Pitch by the winner of The Kurlat Award for Nursing Excellence was accompanied with a chorus of Mudhoney's "Touch Me I'm Sick" on the organ.

That was a super fun night! I can't recall having played a show for zero people, but I recall once playing for one person, and I can tell you that, even worse than that was the time I played for two people who made out with each other during the entire show.

If that wasn't one of the three all-time best medleys of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" into Noah Kahan's "Northern Attitude" into Pat Benatar's "Shadows of the Night," then it's back to the drawing board for me.

That 4th-inning organ medley of R.E.M.'s "I Believe" into The Foundations' "Build Me Up Buttercup" was brought to you by a mix-tape I made for a high school crush in a prior millennium.

What do you have against my version? Coming up shortly.

Please don't ask me how I just found out that 158 beats per minute is too fast to play "Different Drum."

Oh, hell yes!

Wow! Congratulations on being ancient! Coming up shortly.

Please tell her that there is a 4 billion percent chance (give or take 3,999,999,900%).

Sorry, I gotta go… my Uber just got here.

I didn't get a pic, but I commend the three women standing outside Gate A three hours before the game with matching baseball hats that said, "Bad Day To Be A Hot Dog" on them.

This ceremony was highlighted by all six living members of the Red Sox Retired Numbers Club throwing a ceremonial first pitch together. My goosebumps got goosebumps.

Really gonna need you to sing & dance along with this.

I'm going to flip a coin and then play one of these... I already know which one; I just really like flipping coins.

Congratulations to tonight's winner of the "Who Let This Person In The Ballpark?" award. Coming up shortly.

Tonight's Pre-Game Ceremony celebrated the 125th anniversary of the first Red Sox home game. My boss found this Boston Post article from May 8, 1901, saying that Sousa's "Hail to the Spirit of Liberty" was the first song played at that game, so I played it at the start of tonight's ceremony.

13 months after his passing, my friend Clem's memoir (that he worked on 'til the very end) is out from HarperCollins in UK print & US e-book formats (US print due in Sept). Wonderful stories/insights from the coolest/sweetest guy, who influenced a million musicians and brought joy to a billion fans.

If that wasn't one of the three all-time best medleys of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" into Pearl Jam's "Even Flow" into Elton John's "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," then it's back to the drawing board for me.

Honk if you thought that 4th-inning organ medley of Shelley Fabares' "Johnny Angel" into Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up (Pt. 1)" could've been better.

Thanks! I feel like I can defend at least two of those three.

Delighted to play The Jamies hit "Summertime Summertime," co-written by former Red Sox P.A. announcer Sherm Feller, for his induction this evening into the team's Hall of Fame.

Only three games this last homestand, so only three days' worth of questionable choices.

I'm feeling okie dokie about that 2nd-inning organ medley of Creed's "One Last Breath" into My Morning Jacket's "Golden."

Serenaded today's Ceremonial First Pitch by astronaut Suni Williams with a chorus of Deep Purple's "Space Truckin'"

You and I both know that that 4th-inning organ medley of Paul Simon's "Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard" into Buzzcocks' "What Do I Get" could've been a tad crisper.

Wow! You're friends with Steve Diggle?!?! Coming right up!