Episode 35: The Nude Organist

Episode 35: The Nude Organist (1972)

• *Nude Organist Fanfare 9 (1972) Terry Jones [perf. Terry Jones] (Nude Organist)
• The Liberty Bell (1893) John Philip Sousa [perf. Band of the Grenadier Guards cond. Rodney Bashford, 1967 album “Sousa Marches” (Decca PFS 4134)] (Titles)
• **Jack in the Box (1971) John Worsley, lyr. David Myers [sung by Eric Idle & Michael Palin] (Swalk’s two-way radio)
• BBC Radio 1 News Sting (1971) unknown (Radio 1)
• Threatening (Brass Chords) (1968) Alan Langford [perf. New Concert Orchestra, 1968 album “High Drama/Low Comedy” (Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3001)] (‘Mortuary Hour’)
• Computers - Electronic Signals. (Computer atmosphere.) (Electro_BBC-Historical_11_1) (c.1960s-72) [BBC sound effect] (Flying saucer helmets)
• ? (Soldiers emerge from helmets)
• March Trident (1967) Jack Trombey [perf. International Studio Orchestra cond. Jack Trombey, 1967 album “March Trident” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3053)] (Olympic Final)
• Les fous de soleil (The Fools of the Sun) (1968) Paul Piot [perf. Paul Piot et son Orchestre, 1968 album “Dance and Mood Music Volume 4” (Chappell DMM 304)] (Hide and seek)
• Music for Technology Pt. 2 (1962) Angela Morley (then Walter Stott) [perf. Roger Roger & His Orchestra, 1966 album “Industrial Sounds Vol. 1” (Chappell CIS 5002)] (‘Probe’)
• Extra Jumbo Detergent Advertising Jingle (c.1960s-72) unknown [soundtrack to German commercial animated by Halas and Batchelor] (Original version: animated trees)
• *The Yangtse Song (extended version) (1972) Neil Innes, Michael Palin, Terry Jones [1972 album “Eric the Half a Bee” (Charisma CB 200)] (Re-edited version: animated trees)
• Dramatic (with Gong) (1968) Alan Langford [perf. New Concert Orchestra, 1968 album “High Drama/Low Comedy” (Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3001)] (“Remember 1937”)
• Souls in Space (1969) Nikki St. George (Brian Hodgson) [1969 album “Electronic Music” (Standard ESL 104)] (Planet Algon)
• The Liberty Bell (1893) John Philip Sousa [perf. Band of the Grenadier Guards cond. Rodney Bashford, 1967 album “Sousa Marches” (Decca PFS 4134)] (Mr. Badger reads end credits)