Synergistic Red Fuse ...

Al if I’m unable to find this CD is there an alternative good organ recording you might suggest?

Yup:

https://www.amazon.com/Saint-Sa%C3%ABns-Symphony-No-3-Camille/dp/B000003CSK/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1469925056&sr=1-1&keywords=cd-80051

Saint-Saëns’ Symphony No. 3, known as the "Organ Symphony," is music that I would expect to have much broader appeal than the pieces on the M&K disc. And I would certainly consider your use of the word "majestic" to be applicable to it as well.

I have this on the original 1980 Telarc LP. Don’t let the fact that it was digitally recorded and mastered in the early days of digital discourage you; the sonics of many of the digital recordings that were originally issued on LP by Telarc prior to and around the time CDs came into being are excellent.

That said, assuming that the CD was created with no added dynamic compression relative to whatever minimal amount (if any) may be present on the LP, I disavow any responsibility for what may happen if and probably when some of the passages on this recording drive your amp well into clipping :-)

Best regards,
-- Al

Hi Al,
Thanks very much for the recording recommendation, I'll buy it and look forward to the listening experience. I'll take heed of your warning ☺☺
Charles, 

Enjoy!

Best regards,
-- Al
 

Al,
Regarding "early"digital recordings I have no fear, as you note there are excellent sounding examples to erase any  stereotypical assumptions. Once I found the appropriate digital source components I was able to move from vinyl without any looking back. In my early experiences Redbook CDs  weren't the problem, inadequate playback  components were the issue. 
Charles, 

Here's my favorite Saint Saens Organ Symphony. Unfortunately, I can't find it on CD. It may have been reissued on CD at some point, so its worth keeping an eye out for it:  

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAINT-SAENS-organ-symphony-PHILADELPHA-ORCHESTRA-Biggs-COLUMBIA-STEREO-US-LP...

Also, you guys might consider getting into some Wurlitzer theater organ music. Here's a bargain on three CD's by the great George Wright:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-OF-3-George-Wright-At-The-Wurlitzer-Pipe-Organ-AUDIO-CD-407-422-478-/152...

I have some pretty rare organ music on CD that I couldn't find on Ebay. Limited edition stuff I guess. One is a recording of the magnificent threater organ at the Nethercutt Museum in Sylmar. CA. I've heard it played in live concerts a few times. Once was for a trubute to the great early film comedian Stan Laurel.  They showed early silent films of Stan Laurel while the organist played along with the films.  Stan Laurel's great grand daughter was in the audience. At the time, she was in her middle 80's. I bought the CD at the concert. That particular organ is the second largest theater organ in the world. When the organist hit the bass notes, it was like WWIII. 

The other rare one I have is a recording of the big organ that resides at The Mission Inn in Riverside, CA. I think they sell the CD in their gift shop. 

Both the Nethercutt and the Mission Inn recordings will convince most that they should have some really good organ music in their collections.  Its not just for the spectacular sound ... The music is great too. 

OP