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	* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>		* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>
	* On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD063]]: "Newson piece"<ref>The [[Initial Catalogue]]'s entry for [[DD063]]</ref>		* On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD063]]: "Newson piece"<ref>The [[Initial Catalogue]]'s entry for [[DD063]]</ref>
	* ~~The whole play may still be on dropbox:~~		* Contact [mailto:delia.derbyshire.net@gmail.com me] if you'd like a copy.
	** [~~https~~:~~//www.dropbox.com/s/5nsc3tdasn3glh3/1%20Audio%20Track~~.~~aiff?dl=0 Announcer]~~
	** [https://www.~~dropbox~~.com~~/s/krinm6jvzuw5b0n/2%20Audio%20Track.aiff?dl=0 Act 1~~]
	** [https://www.~~dropbox.com/s/3g6r54xv5jqkxhw/3%20Audio%20Track.aiff?dl=0 Act 2]~~

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	* Broadcast on Wednesday at 8.55
	* Broadcast at 8:55<ref name=DD110532/> on BBC Radio's Third Programme on 8th June 1966<ref name=TLL/> and repeated on June 28.<ref name=DD110156>[[DD110156]]: A newspaper article ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' which reviews the programme</ref>		* Broadcast at 8:55<ref name=DD110532/> on BBC Radio's Third Programme on 8th June 1966<ref name=TLL/> and repeated on June 28.<ref name=DD110156>[[DD110156]]: A newspaper article ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' which reviews the programme</ref>
	* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6192]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds"<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6192]].</ref>		* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6192]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds"<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6192]].</ref>

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	* Broadcast on Wednesday<ref name=DD110156>[[DD110156]]: A newspaper article ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' which reviews the programme</ref> ~~at 8.55<ref name=DD110532/> and repeated on June 28 (of which year?)~~		* Broadcast on Wednesday at 8.55
	* Broadcast on BBC Radio's Third Programme on 8th June 1966,<ref name=TLL/> which was indeed a Wednesday.		* Broadcast at 8:55<ref name=DD110532/> on BBC Radio's Third Programme on 8th June 1966<ref name=TLL/> and repeated on June 28.<ref name=DD110156>[[DD110156]]: A newspaper article ''[[The Sound Barrier]]'' which reviews the programme</ref>
	* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6192]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds"<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6192]].</ref>		* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 6192]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds"<ref name=TLL>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6192]].</ref>
	* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>		* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>

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	{{Thumb\|DD110532\|Its entry in ''Radio Times''}}		{{Thumb\|DD110532\|Its entry in ''Radio Times''}}
	{{Thumb\|George Newson working with Delia in 1966}}		{{Thumb\|George Newson working with Delia in 1966}}
			{{Thumb\|The Man Who Collected Sounds master tape label}}

	Delia created "music effects" for a radio drama<ref name=TLL/> ''[[The Man Who Collected Sounds]]'' by [[Douglas Cleverdon]]. He describes it as "A couple of song cycles set by [[George Newson]] to poems by Leonard Smith [... an] ambitious dramatic feature for radio. It is equally ambitious in its radiophonic exploitation of sounds and voices".<ref name=DD110532>[[DD110532]]: Clipping from the Radio Times for its first broadcast, together with an article by Douglas Cleverdon.</ref>		Delia created "music effects" for a radio drama<ref name=TLL/> ''[[The Man Who Collected Sounds]]'' by [[Douglas Cleverdon]]. He describes it as "A couple of song cycles set by [[George Newson]] to poems by Leonard Smith [... an] ambitious dramatic feature for radio. It is equally ambitious in its radiophonic exploitation of sounds and voices".<ref name=DD110532>[[DD110532]]: Clipping from the Radio Times for its first broadcast, together with an article by Douglas Cleverdon.</ref>

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	* 30:58-34:40 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong		* 30:58-34:40 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong
	{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 14 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong}}		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 14 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong}}
	Does anyone have any idea what ~~that~~ final sound might be?		Does anyone have any idea what the final sound at 1:21 in the clip might be?

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			Does anyone have any idea what that final sound might be?

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Martinwguy at 10:03, 26 June 2019

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	Its tape's catalogue entry is dated 1964, but George first went to the Radiophonic Workshop and worked with Delia in 1966, the same year the radio programme was broadcast<ref>Personal communication, June 2019.</ref> on the 8th of June.<ref name=TLL/>		Its tape's catalogue entry is dated 1964, but George first went to the Radiophonic Workshop and worked with Delia in 1966, the same year the radio programme was broadcast<ref>Personal communication, June 2019.</ref> on the 8th of June.<ref name=TLL/>

			The WikiDelia's article on [[George Newson]], instead of limiting itself as usual to the person's involvement with Delia, is a full biography, for the frustration of his niece in getting something decent past the young guardian idiots at wikipedia.

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	{{Thumb\|George Newson working with Delia in 1966}}		{{Thumb\|George Newson working with Delia in 1966}}

	Delia created "music effects" for a radio drama<ref name=TLL/> [[The Man Who Collected Sounds]] by [[Douglas Cleverdon]]. He describes it as "A couple of song cycles set by [[George Newson]] to poems by Leonard Smith [... an] ambitious dramatic feature for radio. It is equally ambitious in its radiophonic exploitation of sounds and voices".<ref name=DD110532>[[DD110532]]: Clipping from the Radio Times for its first broadcast, together with an article by Douglas Cleverdon.</ref>		Delia created "music effects" for a radio drama<ref name=TLL/> ''[[The Man Who Collected Sounds]]'' by [[Douglas Cleverdon]]. He describes it as "A couple of song cycles set by [[George Newson]] to poems by Leonard Smith [... an] ambitious dramatic feature for radio. It is equally ambitious in its radiophonic exploitation of sounds and voices".<ref name=DD110532>[[DD110532]]: 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, pursues pre-Raphaelite, mystical Avalon among the fascist politics of small-town California.", which is a strange coincidence with Delia's music for ''[[The Business of Good Government]]'' and her "Perfect Love" theme used in ''[[O Fat White Woman]]''.		The review article says "The hero, armed with the sounds of Good Government and Perfect Love, pursues pre-Raphaelite, mystical Avalon among the fascist politics of small-town California.", which is a strange coincidence with Delia's music for ''[[The Business of Good Government]]'' and her "Perfect Love" theme used in ''[[O Fat White Woman]]''.

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	==Act 2==		==Act 2==
			* 03:53-04:53 Sirens
	~~<PRE>~~		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 09 Sirens}}
	03:53-04:53 ~~Eerie background sirens wash~~		* 04:53-07:37 Wind and siren, traffic mix, chanting
	~~"... bit into me and my hands were crushed"~~		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 10 Wind and siren, traffic mix, chanting}}
	04:53-07:37 Wind ~~effects~~ and traffic		* 21:01-21:44 Treated timpani "Elect the Mayor!"
	~~"the young man stumbled~~ and ~~blundered through the maze of the town"~~		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 11 Treated timpani "Elect the Mayor"}}
	21:01-21:44 Treated timpani "~~You hear~~!"		* 22:47-23:51 Crowd (actually goes on to 27:11)
	22:47-23:51 Crowd ~~[?]~~ effect ~~as b/g for "Now! ... Elect the mayor"~~		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 12 Crowd effect}}
	-27:11 ~~Same "... I leave" (edit best swells)~~		* ??:??-??:?? Crowd swell from 23:51-27:11
	27:11-27:40 ~~Siren effect (2 voices)~~ "Don't let him go"		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 12b Crowd effect swell}}
	30:58-34:40 ~~Filtered noise wash "What's the matter with him?" [..end]~~		* 27:11-27:40 Crowd, siren, timpani "Don't let him go"
	~~</PRE>~~		{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 13 Crowd, siren, timpani "Don't let him go"}}
			* 30:58-34:40 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong
			{{spectrogallery\|The Man Who Collected Sounds - 14 Sirens, wind, treated voices, gong}}

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Martinwguy at 15:33, 23 June 2019

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	* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>		* In the BBC Sound Archive on tape [[TRW 7065]]: "The Man Who Collected Sounds (for Germany), copy of [[TRW 6192]]"<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 7065]].</ref>
	* On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD063]]: "Newson piece"<ref>The [[Initial Catalogue]]'s entry for [[DD063]]</ref>		* On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD063]]: "Newson piece"<ref>The [[Initial Catalogue]]'s entry for [[DD063]]</ref>
	* ~~George has a copy of it~~ on ~~CD!~~		* The whole play may still be on dropbox:
			** [https://www.dropbox.com/s/5nsc3tdasn3glh3/1%20Audio%20Track.aiff?dl=0 Announcer]
			** [https://www.dropbox.com/s/krinm6jvzuw5b0n/2%20Audio%20Track.aiff?dl=0 Act 1]
			** [https://www.dropbox.com/s/3g6r54xv5jqkxhw/3%20Audio%20Track.aiff?dl=0 Act 2]

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