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#[[March Of The Robots]] - The Earthlings | #[[March Of The Robots]] - The Earthlings | ||
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#[[Who's Who]] - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer | #[[Who's Who]] - [[Roberta Tovey]] with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer | ||
#Not So Old - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer | #Not So Old - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer | ||
#The Eccentric Dr. Who - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra | #The Eccentric Dr. Who - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 9 June 2008
Who is Dr Who? was a compilation CD comprising a variety of novelty and themed songs from the 1960s through to the 1970s of Doctor Who themed music and music from the Theatrical movies.
Track list
Track listing:
- Doctor Who (Original Theme) - BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Dr. Who — Eric Winstone and his Orchestra
- I'm Gonna Spend My Christmas With A Dalek - The Go Go's
- Landing Of The Daleks (Original version) - The Earthlings
- March Of The Robots - The Earthlings
- Dance Of The Daleks - Jack Dorsey and Orchestra
- Who's Who - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
- Not So Old - Roberta Tovey with Orchestra conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
- The Eccentric Dr. Who - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
- Daleks and Thals - Malcolm Lockyer Orchestra
- Fugue For Thought - Bill McGuffie
- Who's Dr Who? - Frazer Hines
- Punch and Judy Man - Frazer Hines
- Who Is The Doctor - Jon Pertwee
- Pure Mystery - Jon Pertwee
- Dr. Who - Don Harper's Homo Electronicus
- 17. Landing Of The Daleks (broadcast version with scrambled morse code message) - The Earthlings
- 18. Time Traveller (previously unreleased) - Frazer Hines
Notes
- While the cover is titled 'Who is Dr Who' the spine is 'Who is Dr Who?'.
