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The ‘Lost Shows Appeal’ was launched in June this year to tie in with Kaleidoscope’s www.lostshows.com website. The purpose of the appeal was track down recordings of otherwise lost TV and radio shows that might exist in the lofts, sheds and cupboards of the general public. The appeal was promoted on Radio 4’s ‘PM’ programme and with a spot on the BBC website (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-13644706). Publicity for the appeal has not been as wide-ranging as we would have liked. However, in spite of this, we’re pleased with the volume of material that has so far turned up (directly and indirectly) through the appeal. Perhaps this year’s biggest haul of material has come courtesy of the estate of the recently deceased radio producer John Fawcett Wilson, who kept a massive archive of radio production tapes from the early sixties through to the late eighties. Although not directly linked to this year’s appeal, his tapes have been worked on as part of the appeal and are listed here (highlighted with a pink flash). Another fertile hunting ground for this year has been among the ranks of retired BBC technical staff. We’ve been concentrating a lot of time into contacting many former BBC film editors, sound recordists, editors and sound supervisors, asking them what they may have kept from their time working at the BBC in the 1960s and 1970s. The response to this has been very encouraging. We’re particularly pleased with the large quantity of unedited (audio-only) television studio recordings, which have been donated from former BBC sound supervisor, Adrian Bishop Laggett. You may have heard some of his material recently used in BBC Radio 2’s recent retrospective on the ‘Old Grey Whistle Test’. Adrian’s tapes are listed here with a green flash. Already some more of this year’s rediscovered material is on its way to find new audiences. Episodes from the BBC’s 1967 Sexton Blake series are due to be released by BBC Audiobooks early next year. There are still a lot of tapes that we are yet to listen to and some of these tapes are listed separately (in rough form), to give you an idea of what other material is yet to be digitised. Naturally all of these hours of audio recordings are set to be offered to the BBC Sound Archive and the British Library, where we are confident that they will find a new permanent (and publicly accessible) home. Special thanks for this year’s appeal go to: Keith Wickham, Matthew North (at BBC South West), Edward Brandon, Keith Raven, David Tombs, Tony Mutimer and Mark Ayres for helping us to transfer all the hours of tape. And: Adrian Bishop Laggett, Howard Billingham, David Alan Jones, Allen Taylor (at the Projected Picture Trust), Roger Bickerton, J.V. Simpson, Jonathan Litchfield, Norman Wright, Ray Hopkins, Martin Imeson, David Roberts, David Wallace, Bill Kocher, Roger Coleman, Ken Fitzgerald, John Clark, Gareth Tilley, Magaret Bates and Mark Lewisohn for coming forward with their recordings. And for all of their time and general assistance: Steve Roberts (at BBC TV Centre), Graham Bedwell, Bill Chesneau, Steve Arnold, Chick Anthony, Christopher Rowlands, Ron Raddon, Mark Simpson (at BBC Radio 2), Peter Crocker (at SVS), Pam Bosworth, John Griffiths, Barry Hawes, Malcolm Johnson, Michael McCarthy, Hugh Barker, Graeme Stevenson, Jeffrey Richards, Chris Gibbs (at BBC Radio International), Matt Budd and Fiona Mackenzie Williams (at BBC Audiobooks), Printz Holman, Mary Kalemkerian (at BBC Radio 4 Extra), Candida Watson (at BBC Ariel), Nigel Deacon, Daphne Ledward, Liz Homewood, Rebecca Smith, Stephanie Brady, China Collins, Sarah Wadeson and Eddie Mair (at BBC Radio 4), Paul Wilson (at the British Library), Paul Vanezis (at BBC Birmingham), Bill Oddie, Simon Coward, John Wiggins, Andrew Martin (at BBC I&A) Dick Fiddy (at the BFI), Simon Anthony, Clare Douglas, Chris Wimble, Chris Perry and anybody else I’ve forgotten. Thanks: Charles Norton N.B. We’ve tried to make these lists as accurate as we can, given the (often fragmentary) information we have. If you think we’ve made a mistake, or missed some information, do let use know. We’re not perfect and I’m sure there’s lots of things we’ve got wrong. PROGRAMME TITLE NETWORK RECORDING DATE TRANSMISSION DATE DUR' WRITER(S) FEATURING NOTES SOURCE SOUND QUALITY Sexton Blake - Murder on the Portsmouth Road N/A Recorded 03/09/30 N/A 07' 28" Donald Stuart Arthur Wontner Not strictly a 'lost' recording, but very rare. One of the earliest (possibly the first) self contained recorded audio dramas. Out of copyright. 78 RPM Average (ish) Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future: Episode 76 (Under Sentence of Death) Radio Luxembourg 21/01/1952 ? Noel Johnson, Anne Cullen and John Sharpe This recording has been donated on the strict understanding that it will not be archived or otherwise distributed, without the owner's prior consent. Acetate Good Dan Dare - Pilot of the Future: The Lost World On Mars - Episode 53 Radio Luxembourg 19/03/1953 14' 21" ? Noel Johnson, Anne Cullen and John Sharpe The poorest quality sound I have ever heard on any recording. Almost completely incomprehensible. Cassette Abysmal Ernest Lush and Kathleen Ferrier Session (Studio Recording) BBC Third Programme (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 12/01/53 ??/??/1953 25' 47" Howard Ferguson, William Wordsworth,Edmund Rubbra Ernest Lush (piano) and Kathleen Ferrier (vocal) Studio recording of a session at Maida Vale Studio 5 (For broadcast on 04/04/1953) Acetate Good The Paul Robeson Story BBC Light Programme 11/06/1959 47' 15" Music by Kern, Gershwin etc. Paul Robeson Some fairly substantial edits and physical damage to certain sections of the tape. 3 3/4 ips Average Paul Robeson (Christmas Special) BBC Light Programme (?) ??/12/1960 28' 53 Mostly traditional music Paul Robeson and Lawrence Brown Some slight edits and occasionally minor physical tape damage. Includes closing announcement. 3 3/4 ips Average JFW Unknown Public Performance (Song) BBC Recorded 24/05/62 ? 04' 20" N/A ? A man and a woman sing 'Empty Feeling' with audience applause. Tape box says: "Unused tracks - Demo" 7 1/2 ips Average Thank Your Lucky Stars ITV 29/09/1962 31' 09" N/A Chubby Checker, Petula Clark, Chris Barber and The Tornadoes Mic Recording, but a very clear one. 3 3/4 ips Average JFW Studio 'audition' for folk singer, Janet Reynolds. BBC (Unbroadcast) Recorded C. 1963 12' 40" ? Janet Reynolds US Folk singer Janet Reynolds sings a handful of songs for a specially recorded 'audition' at the BBC's Aeolian Hall (Unbroadcast). 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Cannes Film Festival 1963 - Interviews (Reel 2) BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded ??/05/63 ? 07' 23" N/A ? Various brief interviews with people giving their views on that year's Cannes film festival. Recorded for inclusion in an unknown programme. 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Cannes Film Festival 1963 - Interviews (Reel 3) BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded ??/05/63 ? 03' 23" N/A ? Various brief interviews with people giving their views on that year's Cannes film festival. Recorded for inclusion in an unknown programme. 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW The Cannes Film Festival [BBC Code: YFN 8630] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) 25/05/1963 14' 54" John Fawcett-Wilson Richard Harris, Burt Lancaster and Nadia Gray Unedited recording (with some outtakes) of a programme on that year's Cannes film festival, featuring Richard Harris on 'This Sporting Life'. 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Interview with Mrs. Hicks (Tommy Steele's Mum) (Production Tape) [BBC Code: KLO 9235] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded ??/05/63 ? 05' 11" N/A Mrs. Hicks Raw unedited recording of an interview with Tommy Steele's mother (speaking about her son), made for inclusion in a Steele radio profile 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Interview with Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) (Production Tape) BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 18/06/63 ? 00' 46" N/A Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) Raw interview recording with Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) recorded moments before his historic fight with Henry Cooper 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Can I Help You? (Programme Inserts) (Production Tape) [BBC Code: NLO 14821] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 20/06/63 ? 03' 04" N/A ? Largely musical based sketches from a comedy show. Includes a sketch about Mandy Rice-Davies and the Profumo scandal. 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Interview with Acker Bilk's wife (Production Tape) [BBC Code: KLO 18381] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 27/09/63 ? 04' 54" N/A Mrs. Bilk Interview with Acker Bilk's wife recorded for inclusion in a radio profile on Acker Bilk. 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Nancy Kwan Interview (Production Tape) [BBC Code: 21359] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 27/09/63 ? 08' 22" N/A Nancy Kwan Nancy Qwan talks about her life and films (including 'The Wild Affair' and 'Suzie Wong'). 7 1/2 ips Good JFW Joan Bennett Interview (Production Tape) [BBC Code: 21359] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 27/09/63 ? 08' 08" N/A Joan Bennett Raw interview with Joan Bennett 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW John Schlesinger Interview (Production Tape) [BBC Codes: KLO 12206 and HLO 21359] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 28/09/63 ? 13' 18" N/A John Schlesinger John Schlesinger interviewed about the film industry for an unknown programme 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Roy Boulting Interview (Production Tape) BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 30/09/63 ? 07' 00" N/A Roy Boulting Roy Boulting interviewed about the film industry for an unknown programme 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Lindsay Anderson Interview (Production Tape) [BBC Code: KLO 12206] REEL 1 BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded ??/09/63 ? 06' 49" N/A Lindsay Anderson Lindsay Anderson interviewed about the film industry and the Cannes Festival for an unknown programme 7 1/2 ips Very Good JFW Interview with Clarence William Brown (Production Tape) [BBC Code: HLO 21423] BBC Radio (Partly Unbroadcast) Recorded 14/10/63 ? 05' 20" N/A Clarence William Brown Part 1 of an interview with the 81 year-old pianist speaking about his life.
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