Music From Railway Training Videos

[Herring Gull]

Hi My name is Herring Gull and I am new to this forum. Here are some railway training videos from the 1980s and 1990s which might have library music in.
Most of the videos have the music at the start and end.
Manny Thanks.

BR Signaling 1989 IDENTIFIED - Brainblast by O. Falquero / C. Chiappe

Flagging an Automatic Signal IDENTIFIED - Fizzy Bizzness by Val Pearson / Neville Pearson

The 3 Step Brake IDENTIFIED - Chicago Nights by Patrick Seymour / Mark Thomas                               

NSE | Coupling and Uncoupling of EMUs (DC Units) IDENTIFIED - Special Friend by Val Pearson / Neville Pearson 

The Wessex Electrics - Network SouthEast Training video IDENTIFIED News Team Presents by Val Pearson / Neville Pearson 

Steel Wheel Steel Rail (1991 British Rail Film)

The Push-Out Procedure on The Docklands Light Railway IDENTIFIED - Zilch by O. Falquero / C. Chiappe

London Underground - Traction Current: Alive or Dead? IDENTIFIED - Prestigious Accolade by Valerie Pearson / Neville Pearson

The Third Sam

Your Life On The Line (Music only at the end) IDENTIFIED - Great Heights by O. Falquero / C. Chiappe

NSE-Crew Training- Power Doors Operation By Driver IDENTIFIED -
Special Friend (30 sec version) by Val Pearson / Neville Pearson

Safe to Save

Traincare '90 (Part 1)

[stackjackson]

YouTube links fixed

[Herring Gull]

Hi stackjackson, thanks for fixing the YouTube links.

[Mr]

Welcome, Herr Herring! Interesting batch. Trains and library seem to go well together
Can't put a name to any of these at the moment, but I know for a fact I've heard the one in the credits of "Your Life on the Line" before.

edit: Blimey, David Dore certainly kept busy!

[Porn Library]

A few of these sounded familiar like I may have heard them on some 80's Bruton or KPM LP's (which i'm not much into that era, so that's why I can't put an ID to em - sorry about that). But that one "Your Life On The Line" I about pissed myself at the beginning LOL Gotta love the unintentially funny gore and death in those scare videos from the 70's and 80's 

[Herring Gull]

Thank you both for your replies, it's good to know that you may of heard some of them. The scene at the start of "Your Life On The Line" is certainly very funny.

[Herring Gull]

Here are 2 more videos

Intercity Train Care 1991
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJv9_-ol6Z4

Automatic Train Protection 1990
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4aWIjbVpcg


Both of these are again produced by David Dore.

[Herring Gull]

Welcome, Herr Herring! Interesting batch. Trains and library seem to go well together
Can't put a name to any of these at the moment, but I know for a fact I've heard the one in the credits of "Your Life on the Line" before.

edit: Blimey, David Dore certainly kept busy!

Hi Mr, can you remember where you heard the track from "Your Life on the Line"? If not could you suggest some libraries to look through?
Many Thanks. 

[Mr]

Unfortunately no, and it annoys me greatly.
I'll let you know if I stumble upon it. Not that it's a great starting point or anything, but I'm guessing it's a British cue.

[Herring Gull]

Thanks Mr for replying. Hopefully it will be identified one day. I will have another look through the Bruton and Chappell Libraries.

[Herring Gull]

The Music at the start of Flagging an Automatic Signal sounds very similar to Leon Berger - Half Time from Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3096 Sports Themes. The others could possibly be from other 1980s Boosey & Hawkes albums. If anyone has these please have a look through them.


Many Thanks.

[Herring Gull]

Here is another video about customer service.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GB4jAFbuiw8

The music that needs identifying is at around 2:40, there is more that starts at 4:23.
Many Thanks.

[Herring Gull]

Some of the tracks sound similar to music from the JW Music Library, so maybe they could be in an album which has not been posted here. If anyone has some of the JW Music Library albums from the 80s which have not been posted here please have a look through them.

Many Thanks.

[Mr]

bump, this still annoys me

[Sanson]

IMO it might be something from the Match library. It really sounds like Steve Martin, Arch Bacon, etc