I have long wished for a better understanding of the very beginning of the BBC’s own record labels. Over time, I formed a better understanding of what was being pressed up for use for BBC library use, what was being issued by the Transcription Service for other radio stations, and how they began to make …
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Tim Worthington is a writer and podcaster responsible for a wide-ranging contribution to our appreciation of pop culture. A part of the “shadowy cabal” behind TV Cream he did much to bring an accessible and amusing overview of the lost world of British television to droves of early web users eager to see if anyone …
Although it mostly settled down in the 1970s, the early days of BBC Radio Enterprises releases are remarkable for the erratic and confusing way in which they numbered their releases. Esoteric, arcane and of minimal value to all but a devoted few, I have, nevertheless, gone to the trouble of working out what the ‘H.A.T. …
Welcome, to the revamped blog. There used to be some tedious stuff about JavaScript and PHP here. Pretty soon I will start adding posts about the Radiophonic Workshop’s appearances on the BBC labels. These posts are a series I’m calling Discographic Workshop. Maybe I’ll keep that title for other posts. What comes after that? I …
