The stuff I dig out for you sometimes... Got an hour to spare? If not, make room for it. In this awsome concert from 1974 we see Herbie Hancock and The Headhunters + Chick Corea and Return To Forever. I think its crazy cool, I mean these guys really know their stuff. And the stuff, they've got some awsome gear. Moogs, ARPs and Mellotron. 60 minutes of joy. The best ensamble of the 70's!

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Chick Corea & Return to ForeverHerbie Hancock & The Headhunters1974Chicago, IL @ PBS Soundstage---------------------------------------Participants:Chick Corea & Return to ForeverStanley Clarke ... Electric BassChick Corea ........ Fender Rhodes Stage 73 Mark I Electric Piano,Hohner D6 Clavinet, Mini-Moog, Yamaha Organ,Moog 15 Sample & Hold, IntroductionsAl DiMeola .......... Electric GuitarLenny White ....... DrumsHerbie Hancock & The HeadhuntersMike Clarke .......... DrumsHerbie Hancock .... Fender Rhodes Suitcase 88 Mark I Electric Piano,Hohner D6 Clavinet, ARP Odyssey, Mellotron,ARP String Ensemble, Vocals, Handclaps,IntroductionsPaul Jackson ........ Electric BassBennie Maupin ..... Tenor Saxophone, Vocals, HandclapsBill Summers ........ Percussion, VocalsChick Corea & Herbie HancockChick Corea ......... Acoustic Piano,Fender Rhodes Stage 73 Mark I Electric Piano,Hohner D6 Clavinet, Mini-Moog, Yama Organ,Moog 15 Sample & Hold, ConversationHerbie Hancock ... Acoustic Piano,Fender Rhodes Suitcase 88 Mark I Electric Piano,Hohner D6 Clavinet, ARP Odyssey, Mellotron,ARP String Ensemble, Conversation---------------------------------------Track List:Chick Corea & Return to Forever1. Beyond the Seventh Galaxy [Take 1]2. Vulcan Worlds3. Rumble in the Beginning (a.k.a. Space Circus, Part 2)4. Beyond the Seventh Galaxy [Take 2]Herbie Hancock & The Headhunters1. Butterfly2. Interlude3. ChameleonChick Corea & Herbie Hancock1. Someday My Prince Will ComeCategory: Music

This is "Shipping News" by David Morley. A great demo of the ARP 2500 modular synthesizer. Nice ambient track.

This is the original theme from Dr Who produced Delia Derbyshire. Fantastic stuf, this was made in 1963.

Here is a clip from BBCs radiophonic workshop shows us how they created this famous soundtrack. Ron Grainer composed it and then BBC with Delia Derbyshire leading the way gave it the fantastic sounds. This was never credited to her at the time though. Seems like the sexist culture of the sixties that we see in Mad Men got in the way of her glory. So, better late than never - great work Delia!