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Tom-Tom is a BBC TV series which ran from 1965 to 1970, produced by John Duggan who left the BBC in 1968.^[1]

In September 1965 Delia created a signature tune for the series:^[2] see Tom-Tom Signature Tune.
In September 1966 Delia created music and sound treatment for "Tom-Tom II".^[3] See Tom-Tom music.
One programme dated 26th November 1968 includes a filmed visit to the Radiophonic Workshop in which a blushing plastic-macked presenter interviews John Baker and others, and in which a long-haired Delia can be seen in the background for a second or two.

A new theme tune was created in the second half of 1968 by John Baker.

Availability

Part of the 26th November 1968 episode is included at the start of the Masters of Sound feature.

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 * In September 1965 Delia created a signature tune for the series:<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6371]].</ref> see [[Tom-Tom Signature Tune]].
 * In September 1966 Delia created music and sound treatment for "Tom-Tom II".<ref>The [[Tape Library List]]'s entry for [[TRW 6546]].</ref> See [[Tom-Tom music]].
+* One programme dated 26th November 1968 includes a filmed visit to the [[Radiophonic Workshop]] in which a blushing plastic-macked presenter interviews [[John Baker]] and others, and in which a long-haired Delia can be seen in the background for a second or two.
 A new theme tune was created in the second half of 1968 by [[John Baker]].
-Furthermore, one black-and-white episode of [[Tom-Tom]] includes a filmed visit to the [[Radiophonic Workshop]] in which a blushing plastic-macked presenter interviews [[John Baker]] and others, and in which a long-haired Delia can be seen in the background for a second or two.
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+* Part of the 26th November 1968 episode is included at the start of the [[Masters of Sound]] feature.
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