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* On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD085]]: Shortwave Listeners' Corner | * On [[Attic Tape]] [[DD085]]: Shortwave Listeners' Corner | ||
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Revision as of 19:35, 14 May 2020
In 1965,[1] Laurence Spicer interviewed Delia for a programme in the series Listener's Corner.
In it, "she demonstrates sine waves, square waves, wobbulator, white noise. She plays Arabic Science and Industry (contains wobbulator and square waves), the Shortwave listener’s corner theme and SWLC in Morse."[2]
Availability
- On Attic Tape DD085: Shortwave Listeners' Corner
- In the BBC Sound Archive on tape TRW 6166 and maybe TRW 6300.
References
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