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  • The Wire - Delia Derbyshire RIP
    An article '''Delia Derbyshire RIP''' appeared in '''The Wire''' magazine August 2001 [[Category:Article]]
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  • DD080618
    The article's transcript is on the page [[Dominating Medea]].
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  • Sound on Sound
    #REDIRECT [[The New Atlantis (article)]]
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  • David Thomson
    ...Delia and [[Barry Bermange]]'s four [[Inventions for Radio]] and wrote an article for the Radio Times entitled [[Amor Dei: A Vision of God]] for that pieces' ...the Greenwich Theatre, for which Delia created sound.<ref>Kirsten Cubitt's article [[Dial a tune]]</ref>
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  • Sound in Other Media
    An article '''Sound in Other Media''' appeared in '''The Wire''' magazine November 200 [[Category:Article]]
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  • Composers without Crochets
    [[Composers without Crochets]] is a newspaper article published in the ''Daily Express, Manchester edition'' on 10th June 1965.<r [[Category:Article]]
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  • Delia Makes a Hit with 'Dr. Who'
    [[Delia Makes a Hit with 'Dr. Who']] is the title of a newspaper article which appeared in the ''Coventry Evening Telegraph'' on 28th April 1965. [[Category:Article]]
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  • The electronic music makers
    In Delia's papers is a copy of a newspaper article ''The electronic music makers'',<ref>[[DD111832]]: "The Electronic Music Ma The year in which it appeared could be found from the following article, which says that Mark White becomes the new head of BBC Radio 2.
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  • Letter2
    ...hristine Edge]] to Derek [Cutie?], forwarded to Delia, about the newspaper article ''[[Morse code musician]]''. article was re-written by suba and a muck-up
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  • Dick Mills
    ...o her more musical creative talents."<ref>The ''[[Sound in Other Media]]'' article.</ref> * ''[[The New Atlantis]]'' article in ''Sound On Sound'' magazine, April 2008.
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  • DD110414
    [[DD110414]] is the reverse of the newspaper article [[Radiophonic Scores]], which dates it to 16 February 1964.
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  • Sound on Sound: The New Atlantis
    An article entitled ''The New Atlantis'' by [[Steve Marshall]] appeared in the April 2 [[Category:Article]]
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  • 10 Years of The Radiophonic Workshop
    ...terview with Daphne Oram in the BBC web article.<ref name=BBCnews>BBC news article [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/2669735.stm Daphne Oram: the unsung pio
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  • Syd Barrett
    ...&mdash; Brian Jones, Syd Barrett, Paul McCartney, even Anthony Newley<ref>Article [http://www.exacteditions.com/browsePages.do?issue=35733&size=3&pageLabel=1
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  • Jenyth Worsley
    ...nyth Worsley]] worked at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop from 1961-62<ref>The article [http://www.thefword.org.uk/features/2012/10/radiophonic_workshop ''Do wome
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  • Experimental Dance Track
    The 2008 web article ''[[Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer]]'' is accompanied by a "find" in Del * Attached to the article [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7512072.stm ''Lost tapes of the B
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  • DD110042
    ...'' newspaper for March 21, 1965. [[DD110056|The bottom half]] contains the article [[Square wave, hip sound]].
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  • DD110433
    [[DD110433]] is a newspaper clipping of the article ''[[Radiophonic `Scores']]''.
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  • DD094510
    [[DD094500]] and [[DD094510]] are shots of a newspaper article by Gerry Dempsey ''[[You, You and You Set To Music]]'' about [[Ron Grainer]
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  • DD094500
    [[DD094500]] and [[DD094510]] are shots of a newspaper article by Gerry Dempsey ''[[You, You and You Set To Music]]'' about [[Ron Grainer]
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  • The Afternoon Shift
    [[Category:Article]]
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  • DD140754
    The article under it is shown in [[DD140726]].
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  • History of Photography
    ...y.co.uk/news/old_story/174 ''BBC to open up its archive'']. Of course, the article may have been a joke but the Omnibus title seems to be accurate.</ref>
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  • Radio 2 jingle
    According to the [[Morse code musician]] article, Delia's entry to the Radiophonic Workshop was approved because:
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  • Alan Sutcliffe
    ...uture-of-electronic-music/ ''Back to the future of electronic music''], an article in the Science Museum blog, 6th September 2011</ref> and subsequently joine
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  • DD125906
    [[DD125906]] is an article that appeared in ''The Guardian'' newspaper on 3rd September 1970.
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  • Medea
    ...“Kaleidophon have done music and effects for the Greenwich Medea” and the article ''[[Dominating Medea]]'' gives the opening date as April 14th.</ref> Image:DD080618.jpg|[[DD080618]]: Newspaper article "''[[Dominating Medea]]''", reviewing the opening night, with credits and c
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  • Trendy Beatle
    Delia's papers include a clipping from an unknown newspaper of an article entitles [[Trendy Beatle]] about [[Paul McCartney]]'s tape experiments for [[Category:Article]]
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  • Groping towards God
    ...wards God, feeling their way into something undefined"<ref>David Thomson's article [[Amor Dei: A Vision of God]].</ref>
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  • DD135326
    [[DD135326]] is the first page of a magazine article about [[The Dark Ages]], dated 1st May [1965].
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  • DD110509
    [[DD110509]] is a newspaper clipping of [[David Thomson]]'s article for the Radio Times, describing [[Amor Dei]] on the occasion of its first b
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  • Concrete Mixers
    [[Concrete Mixers]] is an article by Darren Giddings telling "the story of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop".<ref [[Category:Article]]
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  • DD135343
    [[DD135343]] is the second page of a magazine article about [[The Dark Ages]].
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  • Amor Dei: A Vision of God
    {{Thumb|DD110509|The 1965 Radio Times article}} [[Amor Dei: A Vision of God]] is a newspaper article by [[David Thomson]], [[Amor Dei]]'s producer, which appeared in the Radio
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  • The Sound Barrier
    ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' is a newspaper article by Jeremy Rundall, reviewing [[Douglas Cleverdon]]'s 1966 production ''[[Th * [[DD110156]]: A newspaper clipping of the article in Delia's papers.
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  • Lion Basic Voice
    ...p's multi-talented operational assistants."<ref>Kirsten Cubitt's newspaper article "[[Dial a tune]]".</ref>
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  • DD110056
    [[DD110056]] is a newspaper clipping of an article in ''The Observer Review'' on March 21, 1965 about the Radiophonic Workshop
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  • The Dark Ages
    <ref name=DD135326>[[DD135326]]: The first page of a magazine article about The Dark Ages, dated 1st May.</ref> ...ic workshop"<ref name=DD135343>[[DD135343]]: The second page of a magazine article about The Dark Ages.</ref>
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  • There IS a God!
    ...s in the last section are inspired by absolute faith."<ref>David Thomson's article [[Amor Dei: A Vision of God]].</ref>
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  • I'd like to believe in God, but...
    ...hose who love God and those who cannot believe in Him"<ref>David Thomson's article [[Amor Dei: A Vision of God]].</ref>
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  • DD135629
    The inside pages, with the cast list and an article by [[Ewan Hooper]], are [[DD135700]].
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  • The Space Between
    [[Category:Article]]
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  • Radiophonics in the BBC
    * [[DD110433]] A newspaper article [[Radiophonic Scores]] about the workshop and publicizing the book
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  • A Million Volt Light-Sound Rave
    ...apers contain a newspaper clipping<ref>[[DD082214]]: Newspaper clipping of article ''[[Trendy Beatle]]''.</ref> which reads: and the Red Bull Academy article ''[http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/magazine/bbc-radiophonic-workshop Bac
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  • Keith Salmon
    ...gon, personal communication: "'The Magazine was Tatler, 12th May 1965. The article was by J. Roger Baker and photograph by Richard Swayne. I still have a copy
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  • Stuart Maconie
    ...3079916 Article on facebook's ''Electronic Church of St Delia''] about the article ''Hear It Now'' published in Waitrose Weekend magazine on the 8th of Decemb
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  • Monteverdi 450
    On 13th May 2017, BBC Radio 3 broadcast a 35-minute article about Delia and her work as part of their celebrations of Monteverdi's 450t
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  • Jani Christou
    ...electronic-music-pioneer.html Delia Derbyshire - electronic music pioneer] article at amoeba.com</ref>, doing sound treatments of his orchestral music.<ref na
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  • 1965 Radiophonic Workshop team in room 12
    ...gon, personal communication: "'The Magazine was Tatler, 12th May 1965. The article was by J. Roger Baker and photograph by Richard Swayne. I still have a copy
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  • Emmie Derbyshire
    ...say her given name was Emma<ref name=MorseCodeMusician>The 1970 newspaper article [[Morse code musician]]</ref>, others say it was Mary Amelia.<ref name=GB13
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  • Fresh Aire
    ...entary ''[[These Hopeful Machines]]'', it is used as the background for an article on callsigns, which suggests that it may originally have been one of the un
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  • Clive Blackburn
    The [[Mail on Sunday article]] is based on an 2005 interview with him and in 2008 he was interviewed by ...w.neontommy.com/2009/12/fibreoptic-flowers-the-music-o Fibre-Optic Flowers article]</ref>
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  • Radiophonic `Scores'
    ...diophonics in the BBC]].<ref>[[DD110433]]: Newspaper clipping of newspaper article ''[[Radiophonic `Scores']]''</ref> ...the clipping, page 17, is headed '''February 16 SUNDAY''', which dates the article to 1964.<ref>[[DD110414]]: Reverse of [[DD110433]].</ref>
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  • 104 Cedars Avenue, Coventry
    ...6. 104 Cedars Avenue, instead, corresponds to the photos on 7inch Cinema's article about Delia's gas mask.<ref name=7inch/>
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  • Dominating Medea
    Delia's papers contain a clipping of a newspaper article reviewing the opening night of the play [[Medea]] for which she created sou [[Category:Article]]
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  • Noah's Dance basic rhythm
    The BBC web article that first published it, ''[[Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer]]''. calls i
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  • Radio Leicester
    .... It took her less than 24 hours “and the director was delighted.”<ref>The article [[Morse code musician]], 1970.</ref>
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  • MQ LP/38
    ...ot.it/2010/03/doris-haysjohn-matthews.html "Toys and techniques" 2010 blog article: "Doris Hays/John Matthews"]</ref> and included on the album "The John Bake
    1,018 bytes (151 words) - 21:45, 23 May 2016
  • Day of Radiophonics
    ...son, personal communication: "'The Magazine was Tatler, 12th May 1965. The article was by J. Roger Baker and photograph by Richard Swayne. I still have a copy
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  • Square wave, hip sound
    [[Square wave, hip sound]] is an article about the Radiophonic Workshop which appeared in ''The Observer Review'' on [[Category:Article]]
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  • Castrated Oboe
    ...steps in the construction of the castrated oboe, are included in the 2008 article ''[[Lost tapes of the Dr Who composer]]:''
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  • Morse code musician
    ...How Delia Crashed the Sound Barrier|A high-resolution scan of the original article}} On 12th April 1970 the following article appeared in the Sunday Mercury newspaper.
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  • On The Rim in Spitzbergen
    ...ttp://www.thefreelibrary.com/1972%3A+On+the+box%3B+What%27s+On.-a065113535 Article in the Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) on 9th September 2000: ''1972: On t
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  • Tempophon
    ...casea.blogspot.it/2009/10/springer-tempophone.html ''Springer Tempophon''] article at icasea.blogspot.it</ref>
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  • Ernst Jandl
    but this is not his work with Delia because the article refers to June of 1965, whereas Delia's work on his poetry was carried out
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  • Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be
    ...logspot.it/2010/03/doris-haysjohn-matthews.html "Toys and techniques" blog article: "Doris Hays/John Matthews"]</ref> for an unreleased ''Southern Library of
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  • Music for the years of the BBC time lords
    ...ords%22&p=tto&pf=all&bl=on The Sunday Times' search engine results for the article]</ref> [[Category:Article]]
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  • Kaleidophon
    ...://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb02/articles/davidvorhaus.asp Sound On Sound article "David Vorhaus", February 2002]</ref> 3rd September 1970.<ref>The ''[[Dial a tune]]'' article.</ref>
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  • Character
    ...h other on but in the end Yoko backed out of it.'<ref>The [[Mail on Sunday article]]</ref> - composing singing on bicycle (Christine Edge article?)
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  • DD111508
    Did you see the Evening Standard article on Zinovief
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  • The Man Who Collected Sounds
    ...]: Clipping from the Radio Times for its first broadcast, together with an article by Douglas Cleverdon.</ref> The review article says "The hero, armed with the sounds of Good Government and Perfect Love,
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  • Yoko Ono
    ...d out of it.&rdquo;<ref>[[Clive Blackburn]] quoted in the [[Mail on Sunday article]].</ref>
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  • Peter Logan's Mechanical Ballet
    <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;-- Kirsten Cubitt's article [[Dial a tune]] in The Guardian, 3 September 1970.
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  • One Hundred Faces of J.S. Bach
    ...''One Hundred Faces of Bach'' at studycollection.org.uk]</ref> and a 1968 article/review of the same by Tony Scott.<ref>[http://www.studycollection.co.uk/art
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  • Talk Out
    <BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;-- Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]]
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  • French Eyes on the Future
    An article by [[Roy Battersby]], also entitled ''French Eyes on the Future'', &ldquo;This article, based on the script of a film
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  • Radiophonic Workshop in Concert
    {{Thumb|A Royal Occasion|An article in "IEE News" on 31st May 1971}}
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  • Playback
    ...on BBC Radio 3 on 30th January 1973.<ref name=CC>[[Gabriel Josipovici]]'s article in [http://books.google.it/books?id=VLk-LdaAfHAC&pg=PA155 ''Playback: A pla
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  • David Butler
    In March 2008<ref>BBC article [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7512072.stm Lost tapes of the Dr
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  • Jo Langton
    ...on]] interviewed [[Daphne Oram]], [[Maddalena Fagandini]] and Delia for an article entitled ''[[Radiophonic Ladies interview|Radiophonic Ladies]]'', recorded
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  • Morley College
    ...nd.com/sos/feb02/articles/davidvorhaus.asp [[David Vorhaus]] quoted in the article "David Vorhaus" in ''Sound On Sound'' magazine, February 2002]</ref>
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  • Towards Tomorrow
    ...decay or de-evolution.<ref>Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref>
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  • On The Level
    ...hestra pit",<ref>[[You, You and You Set To Music]]: Preview in a newspaper article by Gerry Dempsey.</ref> [[Unit Delta Plus]] are not credited in either of t
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  • A New View of Politics
    ...he piece was written)."<ref>Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref>
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  • David Vorhaus
    ....soundonsound.com/sos/feb02/articles/davidvorhaus.asp David Vorhaus in the article "David Vorhaus" in ''Sound On Sound'' magazine, February 2002]</ref>
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  • Brian Hodgson
    We were best mates. We used to go on holiday together.<ref>[[Sound on Sound]] article.</ref> ...w.neontommy.com/2009/12/fibreoptic-flowers-the-music-o Fibre-Optic Flowers article]
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  • Door To Door
    ...aign soundtrack.&rdquo;<ref>Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref>
    1 KB (231 words) - 18:06, 16 June 2021
  • The Wire - The Lost Tapes
    An article '''Delia Derbyshire - The Lost Tapes''' appeared in '''The Wire''' magazine [[Category:Article]]
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  • You, You and You Set To Music
    [[You, You and You Set To Music]] is a newspaper article by Gerry Dempsey announcing the opening night of [[Ron Grainer]]'s play [[O [[Category:Article]]
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  • Copyright
    ...lia made at the BBC during the preparation of her pieces may be covered by Article 5, 2.(d): The rest of the WikiDelia hides under the broad exceptions in Article 5, paragraphs 2(c):
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  • "An Electric Storm" - The White Noise
    [[Category:Article]]
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  • David Hunter
    ...end of that but she never divorced him.<ref name=MoS>The [[Mail on Sunday article]], quoting [[Clive Blackburn]].</ref>
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  • DD140726
    The photo above the article is shown in [[DD140754]].
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  • Great Zoos of the World
    ...created electronically"<ref>Robin Carmody in [[Wee have also sound-houses (article)|Wee also have sound-houses]].</ref> as the title music of the 1969 program
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  • Chronicle Title
    ...ronicle Title]] is Delia's 1969<ref name=Wee>[[Wee_have_also_sound-houses_(article)|Wee also have sound houses]]</ref> music, consisting of a 22-second trumpe
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  • The Dark Ages: A study in pictures of a radio production
    Delia's papers contain a glossy magazine article entitled [[The Dark Ages: A study in pictures of a radio production]] by [[ [[Category:Article]]
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  • DD110532
    [[DD110532]] is a newspaper clipping of a Radio Times article by [[Douglas Cleverdon]] about [[The Man Who Collected Sounds]].
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  • BBC Radiophonic Music (review in Gramophone)
    An article appeared in ''Gramophone'' magazine for September 1969, p.85, reviewing the [[Category:Article]]
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  • DD110010
    [[DD110010]] is a clipping from the Radio Times of an article about ''[[The Evenings of Certain Lives]]''.
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  • Drew Mulholland
    ...hat’s how people are going to judge her. But what a way to be judged."<ref>Article [[Variations on the Dr Who theme]] in ''The Scotsman'', 25th September 2004
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