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'''"The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon"''' was a song sung by [[Steven Taylor]] and accompanied by [[Dodo Chaplet]] on the piano. They were forced to perform at | '''"The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon"''' was a song sung by [[Steven Taylor]] and accompanied by [[Dodo Chaplet]] on the [[piano]]. They were forced to perform at [[gun]]point in the [[Last Chance Saloon]] in [[Tombstone, Arizona]] when they were mistaken for companions of [[Doc Holliday]]. Their "hijackers" became suspicious when Dodo mentioned "[[First Doctor|the Doctor]]", and they noticed Steven was wearing guns. They wanted to satisfy themselves that Steven and Dodo were indeed "thespians" as they claimed and used the song as a test of their performance skills. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Gunfighters]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 18 June 2013
"The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon" was a song sung by Steven Taylor and accompanied by Dodo Chaplet on the piano. They were forced to perform at gunpoint in the Last Chance Saloon in Tombstone, Arizona when they were mistaken for companions of Doc Holliday. Their "hijackers" became suspicious when Dodo mentioned "the Doctor", and they noticed Steven was wearing guns. They wanted to satisfy themselves that Steven and Dodo were indeed "thespians" as they claimed and used the song as a test of their performance skills. (TV: The Gunfighters)
Behind the scenes
- The ballad was an original song specially composed for the 1966 serial, The Gunfighters. As performed by Lynda Baron, the song also provided "Greek chorus"-like narration for the story. It had about twenty verses, although some were reprises in varying tempos and orchestrations. There would not be another original song commissioned for Doctor Who until the rap song featured in 1988's The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.
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