Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969 is the first in a series of compilations of Doctor Who material recorded by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Compiled and remastered by Mark Ayres, the album features mostly sound effects and atmospheres from the first six years of the programme. Although some incidental music tracks do appear, most of the album's content is by original Doctor Who sound effects creator Brian Hodgson. The compilation also features three Radiophonic Workshop realisations of early Doctor Who composer Dudley Simpson's work.
Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969 | ||||
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Released | 2000 | |||
Recorded | 1963–1969 | |||
Genre | Electronic music, Sound effects | |||
Length | 77:56 | |||
Label | BBC Music | |||
Producer | Mark Ayres | |||
Compiler | Mark Ayres | |||
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The compilation was the first release of Radiophonic Workshop material following the department's closure and was intended by archiver Ayres to be the beginning of a series covering the varied output of the department. The series was to have included material from other children's programmes such as Roger Limb's score from The Box of Delights as well as music from documentaries and radio, although only material related to Doctor Who has so far been released.
Track listing
editTrack # | Artist | Track name | Stories used in |
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1 | Delia Derbyshire | "Doctor Who (Original Theme)" | — |
2 | Brian Hodgson | "TARDIS Exterior Hum and Door (Original)" | "An Unearthly Child" (Pilot) |
3 | "Entry Into The TARDIS" | ||
4 | "TARDIS Original Takeoff Sequence" | ||
5 | Delia Derbyshire | "Doctor Who (Original Titles Music)" | various |
6 | Brian Hodgson | "TARDIS Takeoff" | An Unearthly Child |
7 | "Skaro; Petrified Forest Atmosphere ('Thal Wind')" | The Daleks | |
8 | "TARDIS Computer" | ||
9 | "Dalek City Corridor" | ||
10 | "Dalek Control Room" | ||
11 | "Capsule Oscillation (Dalek Destructor Fuse - Bomb Countdown" | ||
12 | "Explosion, TARDIS Stops" | The Edge of Destruction | |
13 | "Sleeping Machine" | The Keys of Marinus | |
14 | "Sensorite Speech Background" | The Sensorites | |
15 | "Dalek Spaceship Lands" | The Chase | |
16 | "TARDIS Lands" | ||
17 | "Chumblie (Constant Run)" | Galaxy 4 | |
18 | "Chumblie At Rest" | ||
19 | "Chumblie Sends Message" | ||
20 | "Chumblie Dome (Rises-Falls-Rises-Falls)" | ||
21 | "Chumblie Dies" | ||
22 | "Activity on Dalek Ship Control Panel" | The Daleks' Master Plan | |
23 | "Energy Escapes" | The Savages | |
24 | "Machinery in TARDIS Goes Wild (Regeneration)" | The Tenth Planet | |
25 | Brian Hodgson & Dick Mills | "Regeneration Runs Down" | The Power of the Daleks |
26 | "The Doctor's Transitional Trauma" | ||
27 | Brian Hodgson | "The Fish People (Incidental Music)" (composed by Dudley Simpson) | The Underwater Menace |
28 | "Heartbeat Chase" | The Macra Terror | |
29 | Delia Derbyshire | "Chromophone Band" (composed by Dudley Simpson) | |
30 | Brian Hodgson | "Controller Chimes" | |
31 | John Baker | "Musak (From Time in Advance)" | |
32 | Brian Hodgson | "Propaganda Sleep Machine" | |
33 | Delia Derbyshire | Doctor Who (New Opening Theme, 1967) | Various |
34 | Brian Hodgson | "Sting & Web (Cocooning Interior) - Cobweb Pulsates" | The Web of Fear |
35 | "Four Stings" | ||
36 | "Mr Oak and Mr Quill" (Incidental Music) (composed by Dudley Simpson) | Fury from the Deep | |
37 | "Lead-in to Cyber Planner" | The Wheel in Space | |
38 | "Cyber Planner Background" | ||
39 | "Cyberman Stab & Music" | ||
40 | "Rocket Stab" | ||
41 | "Birth Of Cybermats" | ||
42 | "Cybermats Attracted to Wheel" | ||
43 | "Rocket In Space" | ||
44 | "Interior Rocket (Suspense Music)" | ||
45 | "Servo Robot Music" | ||
46 | "Wheel Stab" | ||
47 | "Cosmos Atmosphere" | ||
48 | "Alien Ship Music" | ||
49 | "Jarvis in a Dream State" | ||
50 | "Floating Through Space" | ||
51 | "2 Stabs" | ||
52 | "TARDIS (New Landing)" | The Dominators | |
53 | "Galaxy Atmosphere" | ||
54 | "Tension Builder (a)" | ||
55 | "Tension Builder (b)" | ||
56 | "Tension Builder (c)" | ||
57 | "Low Sting" | ||
58 | "TARDIS; Extra Power Unit Plugged In" | The Mind Robber | |
59 | "Zoe's Theme" | ||
60 | "White Void" | ||
61 | John Baker | "Musak (From Time in Advance)" | |
62 | Brian Hodgson | "Cybermen Brought to Life" | The Invasion |
63 | "Cyber Invasion" | ||
64 | "The Learning Hall" | The Krotons | |
65 | "Entry Into The Machine" | ||
66 | "Sting" | ||
67 | "Machine and City Theme" | ||
68 | "Kroton Theme" | ||
69 | "TARDIS Land" | The Space Pirates | |
70 | "Alien Control Centre" | The War Games | |
71 | "Time Zone Atmosphere" | ||
72 | "Dimensional Control (SIDRAT Dimensions Contract)" | ||
73 | "War Lord Arrival" | ||
74 | "Silver Box (The Doctor Calls For Help)" | ||
75 | "Time Lord Court Atmosphere" | ||
76 | Delia Derbyshire | "Doctor Who (Closing Titles)" | Various |
External links
edit- Producer's notes
- Album information
- Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969 at Discogs