Published sound recording - Edward's Day Out and Edward & Gordon

Made:
1957

Album of Thomas the Tank Engine stories narrated by Reverend W. Awdry published in 1957 as C.1000-1001 by Chiltern Records, also listed as part of Transacord Limited's 7 inch 33 1/3 rpm records. This is a recording of takes and edits for C.1000-1001. Note on case: Rev Awdry reading Thomas tank engine stories 1957, 15 ips side A only. Note enclosed with recording: Nov 1957; 1. Rev W Awdrey tone 1kHz @ -18OS?, 2. Thomas & the trucks, 3. Thomas & the breakdown train, 4. Correction for Thomas & Gordon, 5. Correction starts One day Gordon was resting on a siding, 6. Correction starts Thomas ran to get the coaches, 7. Correction Thomas & the trucks (start of story), 8. Correction Trucks are silly & noisy, 9. Correction We’re stopping – we’re stopping – called Thomas – stop pushing – stop pushing (Occasional pre-echo)

Details

Category:
Sound Recordings
Object Number:
2004-7290/11
type:
1/4 inch magnetic audio tape
credit:
Handford, Peter

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Published sound recording - Edward's Day Out and Edward & Gordon