BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Doctor Who - The Music Album

Tracklist

1	–Peter Howell	Meglos Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
2	–Roger Limb	Termination Of The Doctor Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
3	–Roger Limb	Ergon Threat Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
4	–Malcolm Clarke	March Of The Cybermen Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
5	–Peter Howell	The Leisure Hive Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
6	–Roger Limb	Omega Field Force Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
7	–Malcolm Clarke	Requiem Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
8	–Peter Howell	Banqueting Music Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
9	–Malcolm Clarke	Subterranean Caves Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
10	–Roger Limb	Nyssa's Theme Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
11	–Roger Limb	Nyssa Is Hypnotized Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
12	–Peter Howell	TSS Machine Attacked Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
13	–Ron Grainer	Doctor Who Arranged By – Peter Howell
14	–Ron Grainer	Tardis - Doctor Who Arranged By – Delia Derbyshire
15	–Roger Limb	The Threat Of Melkur Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
16	–Peter Howell	Janissary Band Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
17	–Malcolm Clarke	The Sea Devils Effects [Special Sound] – Brian Hodgson
18	–Roger Limb	Exploring The Lab Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills
19	–Roger Limb	Kassia's Wedding Music Effects [Special Sound] – Dick Mills

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BBC-22462	BBC Radiophonic Workshop	Doctor Who - The Music ‎(LP)	BBC Records	BBC-22462	US	1983
C22462	BBC Radiophonic Workshop	Doctor Who - The Music ‎(Cass)	BBC Records And Tapes	C22462	US	1983
FILMCD 709	BBC Radiophonic Workshop	Doctor Who - Earthshock ‎(CD, Comp, RE)	Silva Screen	FILMCD 709	UK	1992
811 933-4	BBC Radiophonic Workshop	Doctor Who - The Music ‎(Cass, Dol)	BBC Records	811 933-4	Australia	1983
REH 462	The BBC Radiophonic Workshop	Doctor Who - The Music ‎(LP, Pic)	BBC Records	REH 462	UK	1983

Credits

• Art Direction – Mario Moscardini
• Coordinator – Dick Mills, John Walley
• Illustration – Iain McCaig
• Music By – Malcolm Clarke (tracks: A2, B7, B8, B9), Peter Howell (tracks: A3, A9, B5, B6), Roger Limb (tracks: A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, B1, B2, B3), Ron Grainer (tracks: A1, B10)
• Producer – BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Notes

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop's long association with the Doctor Who series began with the Signature Tune for the very first programme. Ron Grainer provided the composition notes and the Workshop did the rest. The incidental music on this LP was composed by Malcolm Clarke, Peter Howell and Roger Limb on a shared basis over the series, which accounts for the varying styles of composition.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Etched A): 700 811-933-1 A
• Matrix / Runout (Etched A): 700 811-933-1 B

Companies

• Marketed By – Polygram Records
• Distributed By – PolyGram Records Pty. Limited
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – BBC Records Ltd. U.K.
• Pressed By – PRS Ltd., Miramar/Wellington

Short intro

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