Clive Blackburn - Revision history

JonOxford: /* Quotes */ Another typo: "... and the used..." -> "... and they used..."

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	Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Through her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and ~~the~~ used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>		Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Through her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and they used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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JonOxford: /* Quotes */ Minor typo: "Though her..." -> "Through her..."

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Quotes: Minor typo: "Though her..." -> "Through her..."

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	Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. ~~Though~~ her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>		Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Through her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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Martinwguy: /* External links */

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External links

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	=External links=		=External links=
	* Clive provided a web page ''[[About Delia]]'' with biographical information, some photos and [[A Warning\|Delia's favourite poem].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20160401043659/http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm ''About Delia''] archived in 2016.</ref>		* Clive provided a web page ''[[About Delia]]'' with biographical information, some photos and [[A Warning\|Delia's favourite poem]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20160401043659/http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm ''About Delia''] archived in 2016.</ref>

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Martinwguy: /* External links */

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External links

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	* Clive ~~provides~~ a web ~~site~~ [http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm About Delia] ~~with biographical information, some photos and Delia's favourite poem~~		* Clive provided a web page ''[[About Delia]]'' with biographical information, some photos and [[A Warning\|Delia's favourite poem].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20160401043659/http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm ''About Delia''] archived in 2016.</ref>

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Martinwguy at 21:14, 9 February 2019

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	After Delia's death, Brian Hodgson did not visit the Northampton house. I cleared the house and removed all of the tapes from the attic, then drove down to London and handed them over to Brian, together with all of the papers I had found which were related to her music. Brian then passed all of this on to Mark Ayres, the Radiophonic Workshop archivist.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1318696458186867&id=169766083079916 Comment] on facebook.com</ref>		After Delia's death, Brian Hodgson did not visit the Northampton house. I cleared the house and removed all of the tapes from the attic, then drove down to London and handed them over to Brian, together with all of the papers I had found which were related to her music. Brian then passed all of this on to Mark Ayres, the Radiophonic Workshop archivist.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1318696458186867&id=169766083079916 Comment] on facebook.com</ref>
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			=External links=
			* Clive provides a web site [http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm About Delia] with biographical information, some photos and Delia's favourite poem

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	~~=External links=~~
	* Clive provides a web site [http://www.cblackburn.fslife.co.uk/about_delia.htm About Delia] with biographical information, some photos and Delia's favourite poem

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Martinwguy: /* Quotes */

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	After Delia's death, Brian Hodgson did not visit the Northampton house. I cleared the house and removed all of the tapes from the attic, then drove down to London and handed them over to Brian, together with all of the papers I had found which were related to her music. Brian then passed all of this on to Mark Ayres, the Radiophonic Workshop archivist.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1318696458186867&id=169766083079916 Comment] on facebook.com</ref>		After Delia's death, Brian Hodgson did not visit the Northampton house. I cleared the house and removed all of the tapes from the attic, then drove down to London and handed them over to Brian, together with all of the papers I had found which were related to her music. Brian then passed all of this on to Mark Ayres, the Radiophonic Workshop archivist.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1318696458186867&id=169766083079916 Comment] on facebook.com</ref>
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Martinwguy: /* Quotes */

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	Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>		Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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			After Delia's death, Brian Hodgson did not visit the Northampton house. I cleared the house and removed all of the tapes from the attic, then drove down to London and handed them over to Brian, together with all of the papers I had found which were related to her music. Brian then passed all of this on to Mark Ayres, the Radiophonic Workshop archivist.<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1318696458186867&id=169766083079916 Comment] on facebook.com</ref>
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Martinwguy: /* Quotes */

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	Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her.		Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her. [...] I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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	I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.
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	~~I worked for the BBC myself between 1968 and '70. I never met Delia, I never went to the Workshop. We were there, briefly for about six months at the same time~~.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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Martinwguy at 16:04, 27 February 2017

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	I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.		I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.
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	I worked for the BBC myself between 1968 and '70. I never met Delia, I never went to the Workshop. We were there, briefly for about six months at the same time.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''] on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>		I worked for the BBC myself between 1968 and '70. I never met Delia, I never went to the Workshop. We were there, briefly for about six months at the same time.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''], 6th December 2015 on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>
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Martinwguy: /* Quotes */

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	Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her.		Because she was one of the experts at that time [the mid-sixties] on the synthesizers and all the groups were adopting them but didn't know anything about them, they used to come to her.
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	I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people ~~ued~~ to come to her and really respected her ability in music.		I met her in 1978, which was after she'd left the BBC. She'd a thing up in Cumbria. It all got a bit much for her and she left London, went off to Cumbria but wasn't doing any music at all, did various jobs and came back on a visit to London and I met her then through a friend of ours and then eventually she ended up moving in to Northampton [...] and eventually I moved in with her in 1980. Though her I met a lot of the people that she had worked with in the past and the used to come to her to do a bit of music and also for advice, to listen to things. She was a bit of a guru and people used to come to her and really respected her ability in music.
	<BR>[...]<BR>		<BR>[...]<BR>
	I worked for the BBC myself between 1968 and '70. I never met Delia, I never went to the Workshop. We were there, briefly for about six months at the same time.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''] on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>		I worked for the BBC myself between 1968 and '70. I never met Delia, I never went to the Workshop. We were there, briefly for about six months at the same time.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_QZfoxaGA ''Delia Derbyshire Exhibition Opening''] on youtube.com from 3:37</ref>