[JW Theme Music] - Yes, it's more 78s --- UPDATED

[Horror Bag]

Thanks for comments, everyone!

Here are four more 78s - from JW this time:

JW 324 - Computor / Singing Machines / Athletic Meeting / Three Links
JW 354 - Concord Jetflight / High Drama / Happy Outcome
JW 362 - Danger Imminent / Blue Flame
JW 363 - The Chase / The Living Past / All Round Sports

h++ps://www.mediafire.com/file/6ggvu21hs40bl26/JW+Theme+Music+-+78s+%28x4%29.zip

And here's a fifth - The Chemistry of Madness on JW 293 (love this one):

h++ps://www.mediafire.com/file/uuazloemcojz9e3/JW_293_-_The_Chemistry_of_Madness.zip/file


UPDATE - 2 MORE DISCS

JW 294:

h++ps://www.mediafire.com/file/0y4btfuspnh1txz/Night_Evocation_-_Crawford_Light_Orchestra_%28Peter_Hope%29.zip/file

JW 231:

h++tp://www.mediafire.com/file/o5y1th3hkbngrvy/Desmond+Leslie+-+JW+231.zip

[Your Pal Doug]

I also love The Chemistry of Madness.

Thanks for everything!

Doug

[Flemming]

Very cool, thanks Horror Bag! 

[Greta]

Great. Thanks again HB.

[Jimmy Rich]

Thanks!

[Walk the Skies 202]

Been interested in hearing The Chemistry of Madness for a while, many thanks.

[Rocco]

Fantastic! Thank you so much for these very nice 78s, Horror Bag.

[apmnut]

Hallejuiah, it's raining 78s! Thanks, Horror Bag. Especially enjoying "The Chemistry of Madness".

[Muff Diver]

This is unbelievable. Thanks again HB!

[Horror Bag]

Nice to see the love for Chemistry of Madness - they definitely stand out as a little different from the usual library fare. I've heard a few Ronald Binge discs from the period with a similar left field approach and I want to hear more.

[ericmivalstoothbrush]

Never heard Chemistry of Madness before, and none of the others either... Thanks for giving me the chance to do so, Mr Bag!

[Horror Bag]

My pleasure. Thanks everyone.

I always like to see library music doing its thing out in the wild, and others like me will be delighted to make out the last two notes of "Benzedrine" at around the 10 second mark here:

In fact, the whole opening sequence of this show is an absolute goody bag of ancient library tracks. At 16 seconds "Communications 2" from Eric Siday's Musique Electronique appears too.

[Horror Bag]

As you've got me nattering about A For Andromeda, I might as well add a couple more JWs that appear in the same title sequence:

2 MORE JW 78s

"Night Evocation" is the flutey number at 29 seconds, and comes from the next disc along from Chemistry of Madness, JW 294:

h++ps://www.mediafire.com/file/0y4btfuspnh1txz/Night_Evocation_-_Crawford_Light_Orchestra_%28Peter_Hope%29.zip/file


And the frightening electronic crashing at the end is "Destructures" from the almighty Desmond Leslie, on JW 231:

h++tp://www.mediafire.com/file/o5y1th3hkbngrvy/Desmond+Leslie+-+JW+231.zip


If you're not familiar with Desmond Leslie, I'd strongly recommend a quick Google - what a fascinating character!

[ericmivalstoothbrush]

Oh, yes! Desmond Leslie! And thanks a lot for the night evocation.

These uploads are really cool, because it's mostly unchartered territory for me. The only 78s I've heard are the few used on The Prisoner, so there's a whole universe waiting for me thanks to you, Bag.

[Flemming]

Thank you very much again Horror Bag!