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| − | + | [[DD262]] is the [[Initial Catalogue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing ''[[London Lemons]]'', ''[[Wildlife Safari to the Argentine]]'', ''[[Under the Pont Mirabeau]]'', ''[[Radio Solent]]'' and a short track with the ''[[Dance from Noah]]'' rhythm track. | |
| + | =[[Initial Catalogue|Mark Ayres' notes]]= | ||
| + | <PRE> | ||
Type: 10.5" reel, 1/4" tape | Type: 10.5" reel, 1/4" tape | ||
| + | Label: [[Oranges and Lemons]], [[Approaching the 70s]] copy, [[Cubism Song]] copy etc | ||
| + | </PRE> | ||
| − | + | =[[DD Audio Files Commentary|Louis Niebur's notes]]= | |
| + | <PRE> | ||
| + | DD262 – Cubism song copy, approaching the 70s | ||
| + | opens with oranges and lemons | ||
| + | cubism? | ||
| + | Song sung by vorhaus. WHAT IS THIS??? | ||
| + | Great zoos of the world | ||
| + | </PRE> | ||
| − | + | =[[Delia Derbyshire's Creative Process|James Percival's notes]]= | |
| + | <PRE> | ||
| + | DD/1/2/2 Cubism song | ||
| + | Short tracks including London Lemons and the song Under the Pont Mirabeau | ||
| + | FORMER REFERENCE: DD262 DATE: [compiled ca. 1972] CONTAINS: London Lemons, Wildlife Safari to | ||
| + | the Argentine, Drama Workshop: Noah, Radio Solent ident, Approaching the 70s | ||
| + | MEDIUM: 10.5" reel, ¼" tape DURATION: 00:07:36 | ||
| + | LABELS: [Reel label:] CUBISM SONG COPY | ||
| + | [Reel label:] APPROACHING THE 70's COPY | ||
| + | NOTES: A brief and varied reel of tracks partly from other sources, including London Lemons and Wildlife Safari to the Argentine, but with additional short tracks not on other reels: the song Under the Pont Mirabeau found typeset as a lithographic negative in the document archive, sung by White Noise vocalist John Whitman and set to an electronic backing (appears to be the 'Cubism song' in question); and a short track with the Dance from “Noah” (Drama Workshop: Noah) rhythm track. Also contains the Radio Solent ident based on the first four notes of “O God our help in ages past”. | ||
| + | </PRE> | ||
[[Category:Tape]] | [[Category:Tape]] | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 30 September 2021
DD262 is the Initial Catalogue number of one of Delia's Attic Tapes containing London Lemons, Wildlife Safari to the Argentine, Under the Pont Mirabeau, Radio Solent and a short track with the Dance from Noah rhythm track.
Mark Ayres' notes
Type: 10.5" reel, 1/4" tape Label: [[Oranges and Lemons]], [[Approaching the 70s]] copy, [[Cubism Song]] copy etc
Louis Niebur's notes
DD262 – Cubism song copy, approaching the 70s opens with oranges and lemons cubism? Song sung by vorhaus. WHAT IS THIS??? Great zoos of the world
James Percival's notes
DD/1/2/2 Cubism song Short tracks including London Lemons and the song Under the Pont Mirabeau FORMER REFERENCE: DD262 DATE: [compiled ca. 1972] CONTAINS: London Lemons, Wildlife Safari to the Argentine, Drama Workshop: Noah, Radio Solent ident, Approaching the 70s MEDIUM: 10.5" reel, ¼" tape DURATION: 00:07:36 LABELS: [Reel label:] CUBISM SONG COPY [Reel label:] APPROACHING THE 70's COPY NOTES: A brief and varied reel of tracks partly from other sources, including London Lemons and Wildlife Safari to the Argentine, but with additional short tracks not on other reels: the song Under the Pont Mirabeau found typeset as a lithographic negative in the document archive, sung by White Noise vocalist John Whitman and set to an electronic backing (appears to be the 'Cubism song' in question); and a short track with the Dance from “Noah” (Drama Workshop: Noah) rhythm track. Also contains the Radio Solent ident based on the first four notes of “O God our help in ages past”.
