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Scarface (Main Title / Intro / Opening Theme), 1983 [unreleased]

written and produced by Giorgio Moroder

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Giorgio Moroder - Scarface (Main Title / Intro Theme)

An Episode of the Radio comedy "Jobsworth" by John Owen Smith, recorded live in front of an audience in Fordingbridge, Hampshire, on 30 October, 2004. 

Produced, directed & sound-mixed by Barry Robbins.

The theme of the "Jobsworth" episodes  (a series of 6) revolves around the life of a caretaker at the Assembly Rooms in the small English town of Binford, and the diverse characters and situations which he comes into contact with in the course of doing his job.

Bill Turner, the caretaker in question, can be a somewhat sardonic person at times, but we tend to be on his side. Close to retirement age, he knows what his job requires him to do and what it does not. It's more than his job's worth to step outside the bounds of his job description. He has his office within the Assembly Rooms building, and here he spends much time making tea for himself and others who may visit him. He is married to Ethel, but we see nothing of her in these episodes.
Apart from Bill, other characters appear more or less regularly in each episode including Fred Nesbitt, a retired odd-jobber who is effectively Bill's right hand man. He tends to do small maintenance jobs in and around the Assembly Rooms, mending broken windows, leaking taps, etc, as well as drinking a great deal of tea in Bill's office. He is a widower, and gets teased about his relationship with Mrs Wilkins (Rose) who has been recently widowed and needs a man about the house. We never get to meet Rose.

Cast:
Bill Turner - Bernard Wilson
Fred Nesbitt - Kevin Bracey-Wright
Mrs Brenda Pressing - Jill Saunders
Gordon Thackeray - David Shaw
Rev Simon Best - Tim Norton
Henry Pennington - Geoff Philips
Madam Frederica - Guillotine Sarah Pollard
Spot FX - Linda Shaw
Continuity Announcer - Barry Robbins
Floor Manager - Sara Carpenter

Jobsworth - 'Allo Beenfor'

The Shepherd is a 1975 novella by Frederick Forsyth. The Shepherd relates the story of a De Havilland Vampire pilot, flying home from Germany on Christmas Eve 1957.
Narrated by Barry Robbins.


An Extract from "The Shepherd" (1975)a Novella by Frederick Forsyth

"Free Folk" recorded during a band rehearsal on 4th February 2015 - by BR Voice Services.

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Free Folk - Mandolin, Guitar & Violin Acoustic Folk Tune Recording

"Last Shift" Ending Credits original song written and recorded by Meghan Toohey 

Father, I Have Come For You

1 Exit Safe Mode - K Story
2 Rick Ulfick - Viper Theme - Street Trash OST
3 Rick Wakeman - End Title Theme - The Burning OST
4 Umberto - Running Blade
5 Pye Corner Audio - Lost Ways
6 Gianni Rossi - Death By 69 - Gutterballs OST
7 Vince Guaraldi - Graveyard Theme - It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown OST
8 Rrose - Cephalon
9 Kid Machine - Night Freaks
10 Daniel Avery - Sensation (Rrose remix)
11 Ali Renault - Keeper Of The Seven Keys
12 Splash Band - Unheimliche Schattenlichter
13 The Hunt - Beyond The Gate Of Hell
14 Frak - 666
15 Alessandro Parisi - Hutamak Endurance
16 Antoni Maiovvi - A Holy Drone - Yellow OST
17 Nazi UFO Commander - Coda 
18 Vatican Shadow - Harbingers Of Things To Come
19 Charles Bernstein - Carla’s Room Wrecked - The Entity OST
20 No Name - Jason’s Revenge
21 Laurapalmer - Fog Attack
22 Peter Van Hoesen - Oscar’s Blood
23 Tobe Hooker - Haddonfield Fear Factory
24 DJ Rush - Child’s Play
25 Greg Beato - Haunting
26 Steve Moore - Intro & Credits - Cub OST
27 Jay Chattaway - The Chase - Maniac Cop 
28 Zombi - Sequence 5
29 Alexander Robotnick - The Vampir
30 Steve Roach - Traveler

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