Ted Dicks - Virgin Witch OSTTed Dicks is not that well known as a composer these days, but back in the mid 1960s he was composing library music as well penning some of the greatest comedy songs of the era, including Hole In The Ground and Right Said Fred. His work was performed by Kenneth Williams, Petula Clarke, Bernard Cribbins, Topol and more. But until now, little has been known of his brief flirtation with film music. Virgin Witch was his first brush with film scoring one

they all reflect realities

this is Tamaryn's most personal collection of songs to date

heartbreak and ultimate triumph of a grand love affair

With the assistance of Joe Dilworth and Holger Zapf he produced the 16 tracks that comprise blood drums

By now you should know what you're in for here: an eardrum-toasting take to tape of the mighty Ty Segall Band

from nostalgia for a joyous past to the tragic recent loss of a territory

and following that earlier album's success Cope was on a roll

‘Tiny Dynamine’ / ‘Echoes In A Shallow Bay’ and ‘The Pink Opaque’

Right Time No

He believed there was nothing going on beyond the grave

This expanded double LP deluxe edition includes a never-before-released live performance

‰Û÷Mummy Your Not Watching Me‰۪ and ‰Û÷They Could Have Been Bigger Than The Beatles‰۪