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He also composed the theme tune to ''[[Blake's 7]]''.
He also composed the theme tune to ''[[Blake's 7]]''.


Simpson's time with ''Doctor Who'' came to an end when incoming producer [[John Nathan-Turner]] invited him out for lunch one day, during which he announced that he had decided to dispense with Simpson's services and make a fresh start for the 1980s. All incidental music from then on was composed in-house by the [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop]].
Simpson's time with ''Doctor Who'' came to an end when incoming producer [[John Nathan-Turner]] invited him out for lunch one day, during which he announced his intention to dispense with Simpson's services and make a fresh start for the 1980s. All incidental music from then on was composed in-house by the [[BBC Radiophonic Workshop]].


== Doctor Who Filmography ==
== Doctor Who Filmography ==

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Dudley Simpson (born 4 October 1922) composed the incidental music for several Doctor Who episodes. He contributed more than any other person to the original series.

In The Talons of Weng-Chiang, he played the conductor of the Palace Theatre.[1]

He also composed the theme tune to Blake's 7.

Simpson's time with Doctor Who came to an end when incoming producer John Nathan-Turner invited him out for lunch one day, during which he announced his intention to dispense with Simpson's services and make a fresh start for the 1980s. All incidental music from then on was composed in-house by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

Doctor Who Filmography

Simpson was originally booked to compose music for the abandoned Season 17 story Shada. For the VHS release of Shada, incidental music was composed by Keff McCulloch.

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