classic doctor who 78rpm 78 rpm records music library incidental music 1960s
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Description
In the 1960s/1970s tv, radio and film producers requiring incidental music turned to record libraries that held vast amount of music, on records, from usually unknown composers and artists. Tracks could be licenced to be used in film, tv and radio productions. Probably the most famous show to use this type of music was Doctor Who.
Here we have 6 78rpm EP records featuring some music tracks that were used in Doctor Who in the 60s. These are now very rare and hard to find. These are from my personal collection. I purchased them around 20 years ago from a former worker at a London record Library which closed down in the mid 70s. They are in played but good condition for age and play well without too many clicks and hiss.
musique concrete 1960 desmond leslie - death of satan/fargo for foghorns/hornblast 1/modern photography/dinosaur/take off/blood red anger/kaput/string tintabuloid 1
chappell recorded music 1964 Robert farnon - drumdramatics 10 and 11
chappell recorded music 1963 Robert farnon - drumdramatics 6 and 7
musique concrete 1960 desmond leslie - the day the sky fell in/meditation for vaultichord/ nocturne 1/destructres 2/hornblast 3
musique concrete 1960 desmond leslie - landing of the giant flying saucer/Caliban and ariel/sting/inside the spaceship/lunar soliloquy
southern 1963 the westway studio orchestra - sppce - time music parts 1, 2, 3 and 4
You can find out more information on incidental music used in Doctor Who at
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_incidental_music_composers
records will be well packed and posted with tracking/loss insurance
