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Various, BBC 1922*1962 - Historic sounds from forty years of broadcasting

Release details

TitleBBC 1922*1962 - Historic sounds from forty years of broadcasting
Artist(s):Various
Category:BBC - Other BBC (Click on this button to view other releases of BBC - Other BBC 7'' singles.)
Label and catalogue number:Picture of images/labels/BBC.jpg labelBBC - PD 1
Format:Vinyl 7'' singles
Country:UK UK flag
Released:1962
Genre:Sound effects View all other tracks listed as Sound effects.
Run-off codes:PD1 S1 BBC
PD1 S2 BBC
Item deleted?Yes
Distributed / printed by
Page views:2409 times since 20th May, 2017, global rank is 2418, rank in singles is 535.
My rating:*****
Guest rating:*****

My copies information

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DetailValue
Cover conditionNear mint
Record conditionNear mint
BBC records label code-
Number have1
What type of seller was usedNot recorded
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Tracks

Below is a list of tracks for this release.
Side & track noTrack and ArtistLength
A1Signature tunes4.36
B12LO calling4.26
B2Uncle Mac - Hullo Children [Derek McCulloch]
B3Mr. Grouser, played by Ralph de Rohan
B4A. J. Alan, beginning his story, Charles, broadcast 1 July 1936
B5Henry Hall's Here's to the next time
B6Opening announcement of Television Service by Leslie Mitchell, 2 November 1936
B7Breakdown announcement and Bow Bells interval signal
B8Last illness of King George V, announced by Stuart Hibberd, 20 January 1936
B9'V' Interval signal on BBC European Service, during wartime period
B10Colonel Britton (Douglas Ritchie) broadcast to 'V' Army in Europe
B11The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, broadcasting in French to the French Empire - 21 October 1940 [The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill]
B12BBC War Reporter, Stanley Maxted, broadcasting from Arnhem, 20 September 1944, as Stirlings dropped supplies
B13Sandy MacPherson at the BBC Theatre Organ
B14The Radio Doctor on Indigestion, from his series What is it? which started 26 December 1943
B15Peter Sellers as Bluebottle from the Goon Show's Great Tuscan Salami Scandal, broadcast 21 February 1956
B16Mrs. Mopp, played by Dorothy Summers in the 300th performance of ITMA, broadcast 28 October 1948
B17Big Ben
B18John Snagge's commentary on the crowning of Queen Elizabeth II, 2 June 1953
B19Carleton Hobbs, from A Hedge Backwards, a discovery for radio by Henry Reed, broadcast 29 February 1956
B20Colonel John Glenn, in orbit, 20 February 1962
B21That's all. Cliff Michelmore closing Tonight
Total length of media 9:02.

All release pictures

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Front cover
Front cover of PD 1
Back cover
Back cover of PD 1
Label
Label Label

Reviews

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Side 1 has a number of BBC themes mixed together into one. Side two has lots of snap shots from the BBC archives.
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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts

Both sides tracks are merged into one track.

Introduced by John Snagge.

Further information

Occasionally the BBC released material which didn't follow the normal catalogue number sequences. The few of these which exist are normally one off's never to be repeated! The main exception is the FAME records found in the albums section.

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