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INDEX Some Players Loom So Large in This Story That to List Them Separately in the Index Is Impractical INDEX Some players loom so large in this story that to list them separately in the index is impractical. Robin Phillips, Aaron Harry and the Keith Prowse Maurice (KPM) music library have hence been omitted. They may be found on the great majority of the foregoing pages. The letters ‘fn’ indicate footnote A A Tune for Everyone, 271 Abbey Road Studios Andrews, Dame Julie, 286 . see EMI Group Anger, Kenneth, 183–4 ABC Television (USA): Monday Anvil Recorders, 93, 232 Night Football, 236, 237, 370 Archer Street, London, 202 Addinsell, Richard, 1, 33 Arco Studio, Munich, 118 Blithe Spirit, 33 Ardley, Neil, 79 Warsaw Concerto, 33 Mediterranean Intrigue, 64 Adorian, Paul, 38, 41, 45, 46, 86–7, Ariola/Löwe Studio, Bickendorf, 350 96–119, 141, 144, 212 advertising agencies, 42, 78, 80–1, . see also Cologne; KPM 1000 338–9 Series sessions Advision Studios, 293, 386 Aristocrat record label, 119, 266–9, Aldrich, Ronnie, 128–9, 144 296 Alford, Kenneth, 3 album sleeve, 267 Colonel Bogey, 10 Aryan, Marc, 224, 225 Allen, Nat, 199–200, 202 Ascher, Everett, 142, 427–8 . see also Nat Allen Band quoted, 141 Ambrose, (Bert), 5, 14, 21, 22, 51, . see also Emil Ascher Inc 128 Asher, James, 379, 380 American Federation of Musicians, Generation Gap, 380 14 Gyroscope, 380 Amphonic Music library, 96, 111, quoted, 380 119, 138, 143–6, 185, 263 Aspery, Ron, 402 Big Band Sounds of Today, 144 Associated Communications Melody all the Way, 146, 271 Corporation, 359, 376, 405, Moodsetter-Pacesetter series, 144 426 The Otto Keller Orchestra, 271 Associated Production Music Small Group + Synthesizer, 271 (APM), 428–9 Sound Stage series, 144 Associated Rediffusion . see Rediffusion Sunday Night at the London Associated Television (ATV), 37, Palladium, 204–5, 298 38, 298, 355–7, 359, 377, Tiswas, 421 396, 422, 423 . see also under Bruton Music ATV Music, 351, 358–67, 373–6, library; Independent 389, 405, 407, 417, 422, Television (ITV) 424, 426, 427 Audio International/Star Sound copyright, 393 Studios, 53, 315, 316 ATV Orchestra, 298, 299 ATV’s acquisition of Northern Songs, 358–9 B as Central Television, 298 Bach, Johann Sebastian, 246, 247, Diamonds, 300 282, 287 Elstree Studios, 299, 361 Bacharach, Burt, 146, 225 Family Fortunes, 300 and Hal David The Foundation, 300 Anyone Who Had a Heart, 158 Incorporated Television This Guy’s in Love with You, Company (ITC), 356, 359, 268 421, 423, 424, 426 Wives and Lovers, 225, 258 Alien Attack, 421 Barry, John, 13, 329 Black Lion Films, 424–5 James Bond film scores, 382 The Long Good Friday, 408, Basie, Count, 282, 293, 388 424–5 Bastow, Geoff, 379, 380 Bastow, Trevor, 379, 390, 391–2, Hammer House of Horror, 421 Jason King, 55 425 The Muppet Show, 299, 396–7 Baverstock, Jack, 257–8 The Persuaders!, 299, 356 Baxter, Les: African Blue/Bugaloo in Return of the Saint, 297, 356, Brazil, 64, 70–1 422, 423 BBC Copyright Department, 34 Shirley’s World, 55 BBC Dance Orchestra Space: 1999, 421 . see Hall, Henry Destination Moonbase BBC Gramophone Library/Record Alpha, 421 Library, 175, 242 Jack Parnell and The Big Band BBC Music Department, 34 Show, 300 BBC Proms Regency Line library, 361–2, 363, . see Proms 376, 395–7, 397, 403, 412 BBC Radio, 1, 4–5, 8, 42, 51, 80–1, album sleeves, 395 129, 137–8, 158, 258 The Detectives, 403–4 The Adventures of PC 49, 16 Aeolian Hall, 156, 157 The Archers, 11 Horizon, 183 Bristol, 245 Lime Grove, London, 159, 160 Broadcasting House, 13, 93, 143, Man Alive, 183, 190, 251, 252 205 X-ploitation, 271 Desert Island Discs, 1 Mastermind, 118, 395 Dick Barton – Special Agent, 13 Match of the Day, 13, 242 Home Service, 130 Melissa, 340 Housewives’ Choice, 9, 16 newsreel, 13 It’s That Man Again, 34, 40 Nuffield Centre, 155 Jazz Club, 281 Orchestra, 245 Music for Sweethearts, 156 Owen M. D., 174–5, 395 “needle time”, 258–9, 395, 396 Rugby Special, 340 Once in a While, 156 Screen Test, 137 Our Kind of Music, 155, 157, 159 Six-Five Special, 130 Radio 1, 217–18 Ski Sunday, 11 Radio 2 Breakfast Special, 139 Superstars, 236 Radioplay Music, 144 + fn Test Card, 174 Swingalong, 156, 157 This is Your Life, 51, 52 In Town Tonight, 4 Tomorrow’s World, 119 Tune into Johnny, 156 Top of the Pops, 130, 159, 176, Younger than Springtime, 156 177 BBC Television, 8, 12, 37, 42, 80–1, Orchestra, 159–60, 418 270, 414 Transmitter Information service, All Creatures Great and Small, 141 176–7 Triangle, 178 Animal Magic, 52 Whicker’s World, 52, 54 athletics coverage, 230, 395, 413 Wimbledon coverage, 13, 227, Bird’s Eye View, 119 395, 413 Blue Peter, 16 World Cup 1966, 207 Braden’s Week, 131, 252–3 The World of Tim Frazer, 11 Come Dancing, 198, 207 Beadle, Len, 361 Crimewatch, 393 The Beatles, 57, 59, 104, 155, 158, Dave Allen at Large, 317 357, 358, 376 Dickenson Road, Manchester, Fixing a Hole, 308 159 George Harrison: HandMade Dr. Finlay’s Casebook, 11 Films, 424–5 EastEnders, 297, 373 John Lennon & Paul McCartney, film department, 183 357, 359 Grandstand, 241–3, 370, 395, Fool on the Hill, 268, 357 413 Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da, 214 Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club B. Feldman publishers, 21, 87, 349, Band, 108–9 350fn Beatt, Desmond, Billboard, 239 Beatt International, 137–8 Binge, Ronald, 1 Beautiful Music (American radio Sailing By, 1–2 format), 145–6 Black, Cilla, 158, 161 Beaver, Jack, 16, 79 Anyone Who Had a Heart, 158 Beethoven, Ludwig van, 5, 11, 84, If I Thought You’d Ever Change 282 Your Mind, 366 Benjamin, Louis, 358, 377 You’re My World, 159 Bennett, Brian, 233, 234, 240, 263, Black, Stanley, 249–50 331, 375, 406, 410 Blackburn, Tony: quoted, 213 Boogie Juice, 343 Blackpool, 18, 93–4, 200–1, 311 as a drummer, 179 Black Sabbath, 239, 308 Flying Squad, 342 Blake, William: And did those feet Fresh Appeal, 338 in ancient time, 180–1 Glass Tubes, 338 Blood, Sweat & Tears, 282, 295 Hideout, 342 Blyton, John, 53, 250, 253 Holy Mackerel!, 340 Boland, Francy, 105 Image, 234–5 . see also Kenny Clarke-Francy The Investigator, 342 Boland Big Band leaving KPM, 365 Boosey, William, 12 New Horizons, 234–5 Boosey & Hawkes music library, Nuplex, 86, 343 10–11, 13, 16, 57, 140, 184, Prelude and Groove, 336 263, 271 quoted, 91, 179, 188, 235, 342, Bosworth, Arthur Edwin, 9 343, 381 Bosworth music library, 4, 9, 10, Sequence of Events, 343 11, 16, 32, 57, 96, 140 Sidetrack, 343 Bouchety, Jean, 165 The Video Orchestra Volume 2, Biology, 398 381–2 The Magic of Bouchety, 85 Voyage (A Journey into Discoid Bourne, Saul, 28–9, 30 Funk)/Fantasia, 410 Bourne Music publisher, 28–9 Solstice/Discovery, 410 Braden, Bernard, 131, 252 and WASP band, 234, 330–8, Braham, Philip, 340, 343 Dark Red Roses, 33 . see also under Hawkshaw, Alan; Brannelly, Joe, 22–3 KPM 1000 Series: rhythm Brian, Havergal, 252 section Bricusse, Leslie, Bennett, Richard Rodney, 246 and Anthony Newley Stop the World – I Want to Get Important Project/Wonders of Off, 286 the World/Endeavour, 385, The Travelling Music Show, 421 286 Impressive Scenes, 404 Goodbye, Mr Chipps, 286 Industrial Power, 404 and Ian Fraser Palm Court, 403 Scrooge, 286 Points of Impact, 421 Brilliant Musik, 64, 119 Soft Illusions, 424 British Academy of Songwriters, Swing with the Big Bands, 388–9 Composers and Authors Terrestrial Journey, 410–11 (BASCA) Gold Badge, 429–30 The Speed of Sound, 410–11 British Electric Traction (BET), 36 Terrestrial Fanfare, 411 Britten, Benjamin/Lord Britten, 10, Thriller, 423 245 The Video Orchestra Volume 2, Brown, James, 208–9, 282, 295 381–2 Bruton Music library, 96, 180, 184, . see also under Associated 373, 375, 377–417, 421–7, Television 429–32 Bull, Edie, 46, 77, 204 album sleeves, 375, 378, 398 Burns, Robert, 180 Biology, 398 A Red, Red Rose, 149 Bruton Band, 425 Butler, Gerry, 134, 138 The Bruton Concert, 426–7 Butlin’s holiday camps, 196, 200, Hyperinflation (The Frogs and 303 The Oxen), 427 Butts, Johnny, 196–7, 199, 200 Intercity, 427 Intrada, 426–7 Rhinoceros, 427 C City of the Future Suite/Equinox, CADAC consoles, 232, 294–5, 296, 421 386–7 Contemporary Orchestral, 389 Cadbury, Peter, 33–4 Drama Montage, 404 and Keith Prowse, 34, 35, 36, 45 Driving Force, 404 Cameron, John, 232, 366, 389, 390 Emergency, 393 Four o’clock Earthquake, 86 Energism, 11, 406–10, 426 If I Thought You’d Ever Change The Dawn of an Era, 425 Your Mind, 366 Fantasia, 410 quoted, 366–7, 393–4, 394 Discovery, 410 Rescue Helicopter, 393 Generation Gap, 380 Rhinoceros, 427 Great Expectations, 383–5, 404 Campbell, Jimmy and Connelly, Gyroscope, 380 Reg, Big Spender, 18 Philharmonic Society, 11 Campbell Connelly publishers, pianos, 12, 309 18, 46, 141 publishers, 3, 9, 11–13, 32, 35, Conroy music library, 96, 263, 86, 357 308, 369 Studios, 93, 222, 232 Goodnight Sweetheart, 18 Charles, Ray, 206, 303 Show Me the Way to Go Home, Charles Brull music library, 242 18 Chopin, Frédéric, 11, 194 Try a Little Tenderness, 18 Cine-Tele Sound (CTS) Studios, Capitol Records, 2, 142 142, 346, 368, 382, 385, 390, Carmichael, Hoagy, 153 423, 424, 426 Stardust, 357 Clapham, Adam, 251 Carnaby record label, 216 Clare, Kenny, 105, 109–10, 229, Carnaby Street, 57, 314 254, 291, 292, 293, 300, 310 The Carpenters, 138 . see also Kenny Clarke-Francy Richard Carpenter Boland Big Band; KPM 1000 Heather, 178 Series: rhythm section; Carr, Michael Sounds Orchestral .
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