Dr Who Theme as you may never have heard it before
Courtesy of Damont Records' "TV Favourites and other childrens songs" 1975.
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DogHorse plop, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 14:47,
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Holy fuck - I have this, still round my mums !
I remember playing this album on a orange Bush record player :D
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Ditto
Was the first bit of vinyl I was given, at the tender age of three, which kind of dates me. Still have it somewhere.
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heh heh
'orange bush'
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Herb Alpert's Taxi Driver I have very beautiful lips, Sat 29 Dec 2012, 0:58,
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I HAVE THIS LP
It's amazing.
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Fishcat Difficult difficult lemon difficult., Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:15,
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Love the fact it's released
on "Happy House" records too. Think the meaning may have changed a bit in the following 20 years or so.
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DogHorse plop, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:52,
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no flippin way, that's the first album I owned.
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feckler https://twitter.com/LeonardEctric1, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:23,
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I've got a few albums of covers of TV themes
but this one is by far the best
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LP, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:29,
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The version of
The Pink Panther is very special too.
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DogHorse plop, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:53,
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heres the original jackie lee also sang the theme for white horses trufax you interpornweb adulterers
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaC2K34SLhc
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fluffybunnykiller Is feasting on the clitoris of life, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 15:36,
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White Horses theme is wonderful
I remember we were allowed to take in our favourite record in primary. I took in Jacky's White Horses and was, frankly, laughed out of class by the Adam Ant kids. ARE THEY LAUGHING NOW?
yes.
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old mark pritchard from harmonic 33 does a good take of this
www.youtube.com/watch?v=20VB9tzEj84
if you like it, then you'll love his stuff
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lustreboy making himself laugh since 1973 (tm), Fri 28 Dec 2012, 16:27,
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I also had that as a child
and am currently nostalgising.
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Tab Hunter Make this useless process end and so, begin again, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 16:52,
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My family had this in our meagre vinyl collection too!
We are now totally disfunctional and spread far and wide over the country.
This version of Dr Who is to blame. It's a semitone out godamnit! The rest of the tracks were hideous too, if I recall correctly.
Awful....awful.....*click*
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Jabberwoc misses D.R. and Quinch, Fri 28 Dec 2012, 16:59,
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Argh
It hurts. Put it away. Those notes that are just slightly out. They make me want to stab
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Not forgetting all those other copyright-dodging Woolies Chevron Top 20 records too.
Xmas 1979: Oooooh, they've bought me a Top 20 album. Hissssssss...
Sup up your beer and collect your fags,
There's a row going on down near Slough etc..
That is NOT "The Jam"
AAARGH THE WHOLE ALBUM'S LIKE IT
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Mine was No. 14, November 1979
Apparently my memory has erased the existence of the two preceding tracks (When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman / Diamond Smiles)
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Tchmilfan, Fri 4 Jan 2013, 17:32,
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Wow..
This was a record my sister and i had..not sure what happened to it though.
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I remember this as a child
And just how MASSIVELY disappointing that Dr. Who track was.
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Inextricably linked in my mind
with the LP version of Dougal and the Blue Cat.
"Blue is beautiful. Blue is best. I'm blue, I'm beautiful, I'm best."
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Takes me back this...
Ron Grainer who wrote the original ( as realised by Delia Derbyshire) once told me that the worst thing was hearing all the naff cover versions of it.
RIP Ron
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