Who is Dr Who: The Amazing Musical Adventures of Dr. Who and his friends
CD compilation of many rare Doctor Who tie-in novelty singles from the 1960s and early 1970s.
Travelling from the fourth dimension, through all of space and time, Dr. Who materialised on Earth in 1963 and sparked off a national phenomenon. It wasn’t long before record producers got in on the act with novelty singles inspired by the programme, variations of the theme music, even records by members of the TV and film cast. For the first time RPM is proud to bring together the most sought after releases of the first decade of Dr. Who on one handy pocket sized collectors compendium of sound, with a lavishly illustrated poster inlay.
Track listing:
Doctor Who (Original Theme) – BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Dr. Who – Eric Winstone and his Orchestra
I’m Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek – The Go Go’s
Landing of the Daleks (Original version) – The Earthlings
March of the Robots – The Earthlings
Dance of the Daleks – Jack Dorsey and Orchestra
Who’s Who – Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
Not So Old – Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
The Eccentric Dr. Who – Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
Daleks and Thals – Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
Fugue For Thought – Bill McGuffie
Who’s Dr Who? – Frazer Hines
Punch and Judy Man – Frazer Hines
Who Is The Doctor – Jon Pertwee
Pure Mystery – Jon Pertwee
Dr. Who – Don Harper’s Homo Electronicus
Bonus tracks:
Landing of the Daleks (broadcast version with scrambled morse code message) – The Earthlings
Time Traveller (previously unreleased) – Frazer Hines
coming soon
