A BRITISH SAMPLER BBC RADIOPHONIC RED VINYL 1st LP 1969 DELIA DERBYSHIRE FOLK

	£		54
	$		72

JOHN BAKER, DAVID CAIN AND DELIA DERBYSHIRE, VARIOUS - A BRITISH SAMPLER. BBC British Travel Records REB41M UK Mono 180g LP 1969. ORIGINAL RED VINYL FIRST PRESSING (Matrix: RE 41 SIDE 1 BBC / RE 41 SIDE 2 BBC) ON ORANGE/WHITE BRITISH TRAVEL BBC RADIO ENTERPRISES RECORDS LABEL WITH LAMINATED SLEEVE AND ORIG DIE-CUT PAPER INNER. Condition: VG+(light storage wear, fairly clean and white, small sticker residue top left)/EX+(very light surface marks and spindle wear, hardly played).

Original 1st press (with cool BBC Records translucent RED VINYL) BBC tv and radio sound track library music album featuring 53 British folk songs, notable for 3 early analogue electronic synthesizer, music concrete and tape manipulation recordings from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop's John Baker, David Cain and Delia Derbyshire who are credited as "Radiophonic tape". Cool 60's artwork by John J. Gillbe.

This black vinyl release is pressed on red translucent vinyl that is visible when held under bright light!

Tracklist:

London, East Anglia And The Midlands

A1a Big Ben Chiming The Three-Quarters

A1ab Blaze Away

Written-By – A. Holzmann

A1b Changing Of The Guard Ceremony: Duke Of York's March

Brass Band – Grenadier Guards Band

A1c Down At The Old Bull And Bush

Vocals – Bel Canto Four

A1d Have You Seen The Muffin Man?

Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop

A1e Shoals Of Herring

Performer – The Fo'c'sles

Written-By – Ewan MacColl

A1f Sheringham Breakdown

Accordion – Bob Thompson, Percy Browne

A1g Behold, How Good And Joyful

Choir – Choir Of Peterborough Cathedral

Written-By – Stanley Vann

A1h The Lincolnshire Poacher

Vocals – Bel Canto Four

A1i The Stratford-Upon-Avon Morris Men

A1j Angels From The Realms Of Glory

Choir – Choir Of St. John's College, Cambridge

The North

A2a On Ilkla Moor 'Baht 'At

Vocals – Bel Canto Four

A2b Poet And Peasant Overture

Brass Band – All-Star Brass Band

Conductor – Harry Mortimer

Written-By – Suppé

A2c The Lass Of Richmond Hill

Vocals – Bel Canto Four

A2d Blaydon Races

Vocals – Northumbrian Serenaders

A2e Lamshaw's Fancy

Northumbrian Pipes – Colin Caisley, Nicol Caisley

A2f Cushy Butterfield

Vocals – Northumbrian Serenaders

A2g Blow The Wind Southerly

Vocals – Bel Canto Four

A2h Bobby Shafto

Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Scotland

A3a Train Effect: The Coronation Scot

A3b Scotland The Brave

Bagpipes – Seamus MacNeill

A3c The Eriskay Love Lilt

Choir – Glasgow Orpheus Choir

Conductor – Sir Hugh Roberton

A3d Oran Sniomh

Vocals – Kathleen MacDonald

A3e The Road To The Isles

Arranged By – M. Kennedy-Fraser

Choir – Scottish Junior Singers

A3f Ye Banks And Braes

Vocals – Kathleen MacDonald

A3g Jig

Conductor – Sandy Milne

Ensemble – Banchory Strathspey And Reel Society

The North West

A4a Parson's Farewell

Pipe, Drum [Tabor] – Kenworthy Schofield

A4b John Peel

Arranged By – F.W. Wadeley

Vocals – St James's Male Voice Quartet

A4c I Cried In My Backyard Yesterday

Vocals, Guitar – Willy Russell

A4d She's A Lassie From Lancashire

Vocals – Bel Canto Four.

Northern Ireland

B1a An Irish Golden Wedding

Written-By – Brian O'Neile

B1b Paddy's Return

Vocals – Michael McCann

B1c Hornpipe

Fiddle – Peter O'Leary

B1d The Wild Rover

Vocals – Patrick Phillips

Written-By – Percy Jones

B1e The Mountains O'Mourne

Piano – Eric James

Vocals – Charles Kennedy

Written-By – Percy French

B1f The Ould Lammas Fair

Vocals – Matthew Scally

Wales

B2a Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land Of My Fathers)

Choir – Bridgend Police Choir

B2b Nant Y Mynydd

Harp – Susan Drake

Vocals – Anita Williams

B2c Sospan Fach

Choir – Treorchy Male Choir

Conductor – John Davies

B2d Bugeilio'r Gwenith Gwyn (Watching The Wheat)

Harp – Susan Drake

B2e Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah

Choir – Treorchy Male Choir

Conductor – John Davies

The West Country

B3a May Morning Song

B3b Trelawney

Choir – Fowey Male Voice Choir

Conductor – Roger Brady

B3c The Wiltshire Tempest

Ensemble – Moonrakers' Band

Leader – John Jenkins

B3d O Waly Waly (The Water Is Wide)

Guitar – Danny Condon

Vocals – Marion Wellsted

B3e The Helston Flurry Dance

Brass Band – St. Denis Silver Band

B3f Shenandoah

Vocals – Stanley Riley

Southern England And London

B4a Blow Away The Morning Dew

Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop

B4b Greensleeves

Arranged By – W. Chatterton Dix

Choir – L.C.C. Children's Choir

B4c Knees Up Mother Brown

Chorus – St. Thomas's Hospital Patients Club

B4d Maybe Someday

Performer – Crown Folk

B4e Simple Symphony

Orchestra – Northern Junior Philharmonic Orchestra

Written-By – Benjamin Britten

B5f Dance A Cachucha

Brass Band – All-Star Brass Band

Conductor – Harry Mortimer

Written-By – Sullivan

B5g Ceremony Of The Keys (Tower Of London).

Credits:

Copyright © – BBC

Compiled By, Edited By – Leslie Perowne, Stephen Williams

Design [Sleeve Design] – John J. Gillbe

Released for The British Travel Association, 64 St James Street, London SW1 

Printed in Britain by Dawson Rossiter Ltd London N1. 

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