Way Out in Piccadilly - Revision history

Martinwguy at 16:29, 14 August 2022

2022-08-14T16:29:38Z

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	* [[DD091357]] Manuscript		* [[DD091357]] Manuscript

	=Spectrogram=		=[[Spectrogram]]=
	{{~~Spectrogram~~\|Way Out ~~- Spectrogram~~}}		{{Spectrogallery\|Way Out}}
	~~From A(55Hz) to A(3250Hz) at 100 pixels per second.~~

	=Availability=		=Availability=
	* Released on [[ESL104]]		* Released on [[ESL104]]
	~~{{Play\|Way Out}}~~

	=References=		=References=

Martinwguy at 15:52, 5 February 2020

2020-02-05T15:52:07Z

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	An episode of the BBC series "Cilla", entitled "Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd" was broadcast on the 31 December 1968<ref>"Cilla", series 2 episode 2: "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1330743/ Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd]"</ref> though some of Delia's notes for [[Way Out]] are on the back of an envelope dated over two years earlier.<ref>[[DD091244]]: Delia's notes for [[Way Out]], on the back of [[DD091236\|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]</ref> while the first episode of the series ''Cilla'' was broadcast on the 20th January 1968.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0182566/episodes?year=1968 The episode list for ''Cilla''] on imdb.com</ref>		An episode of the BBC series "Cilla", entitled "Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd" was broadcast on the 31 December 1968<ref>"Cilla", series 2 episode 2: "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1330743/ Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd]"</ref> though some of Delia's notes for [[Way Out]] are on the back of an envelope dated over two years earlier.<ref>[[DD091244]]: Delia's notes for [[Way Out]], on the back of [[DD091236\|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]</ref> while the first episode of the series ''Cilla'' was broadcast on the 20th January 1968.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0182566/episodes?year=1968 The episode list for ''Cilla''] on imdb.com</ref>

			There is [https://overtures.org.uk/?p=8346 more about the Black/Howerd show on overtures.org.uk]

	=Makeup=		=Makeup=

SteveNorgate: Link to Irving Davies page

2019-06-24T13:55:08Z

Link to Irving Davies page

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:55, 24 June 2019
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	There seem to be two versions:		There seem to be two versions:
	* [[Way Out]] produced for the BBC and		* [[Way Out]] produced for the BBC and
	* [[Way Out in Piccadilly]] for Irving Davies/The Frankie Howerd/Cilla Black Show.		* [[Way Out in Piccadilly]] for [[Irving Davies]]/The Frankie Howerd/Cilla Black Show.

	{{Thumb\|Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd in 1966}}		{{Thumb\|Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd in 1966}}

SteveNorgate: Fixed Irving Davies' name

2019-06-24T13:48:23Z

Fixed Irving Davies' name

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	There seem to be two versions:		There seem to be two versions:
	* [[Way Out]] produced for the BBC and		* [[Way Out]] produced for the BBC and
	* [[Way Out in Piccadilly]] for ~~Vin Davis~~/The Frankie Howerd/Cilla Black Show.		* [[Way Out in Piccadilly]] for Irving Davies/The Frankie Howerd/Cilla Black Show.

	{{Thumb\|Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd in 1966}}		{{Thumb\|Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd in 1966}}
	<BLOCKQUOTE>		<BLOCKQUOTE>
	''Now let us go back to the last fifties, early sixties. Dave Brubeck had done "Take Five" and in '61 he'd done "It's a Raggy Waltz" so - that was in seven time - so I thought "Fine! I'm into the numbers game. I'll do eleven time and thirteen time", continuing the series of prime numbers. But unfortunately that style, I was told, was "too sophisticated for the BBC2 audience" and so, as I was doing it, the choreographer [[Vin ~~Davis~~]] happened to be walking down the corridor and his feet started tapping and he said "I want that!" and I said "No, you can't! I've done it for the BBC." And so he implored me to do something in the same style, in eleven time and thirteen time, for his dance group, which I did. In fact it was the [[Frankie Howerd]] and [[Cilla Black]] show it was originally done for, but it had to be scrapped from that because they did the stupid thing of putting this rather delicate music as an opener to the second act. [...] A friend told me that by one means or another it ended up as a backing for a deodorant commercial on television which is something of course we were absolutely forbidden to do but it was nothing of my doing. It was rejected by BBC2 and there it was on the commercial.''		''Now let us go back to the last fifties, early sixties. Dave Brubeck had done "Take Five" and in '61 he'd done "It's a Raggy Waltz" so - that was in seven time - so I thought "Fine! I'm into the numbers game. I'll do eleven time and thirteen time", continuing the series of prime numbers. But unfortunately that style, I was told, was "too sophisticated for the BBC2 audience" and so, as I was doing it, the choreographer [[Vin Davies]] happened to be walking down the corridor and his feet started tapping and he said "I want that!" and I said "No, you can't! I've done it for the BBC." And so he implored me to do something in the same style, in eleven time and thirteen time, for his dance group, which I did. In fact it was the [[Frankie Howerd]] and [[Cilla Black]] show it was originally done for, but it had to be scrapped from that because they did the stupid thing of putting this rather delicate music as an opener to the second act. [...] A friend told me that by one means or another it ended up as a backing for a deodorant commercial on television which is something of course we were absolutely forbidden to do but it was nothing of my doing. It was rejected by BBC2 and there it was on the commercial.''
	<BR>   -- Delia in the [[Radio Scotland interview]]		<BR>   -- Delia in the [[Radio Scotland interview]]
	</BLOCKQUOTE>		</BLOCKQUOTE>

Martinwguy at 22:13, 22 May 2016

2016-05-22T22:13:27Z

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	An episode of the BBC series "Cilla", entitled "Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd" was broadcast on the 31 December 1968<ref>"Cilla", series 2 episode 2: "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1330743/ Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd]"</ref> though some of Delia's notes for [[Way Out]] are on the back of an envelope dated over two years earlier.<ref>[[DD091244]]: Delia's notes for [[Way Out]], on the back of [[DD091236\|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]</ref> while the first episode of the series ''Cilla'' was broadcast on the 20th January 1968.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0182566/episodes?year=1968 The episode list for ''Cilla''] on imdb.com</ref>		An episode of the BBC series "Cilla", entitled "Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd" was broadcast on the 31 December 1968<ref>"Cilla", series 2 episode 2: "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1330743/ Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd]"</ref> though some of Delia's notes for [[Way Out]] are on the back of an envelope dated over two years earlier.<ref>[[DD091244]]: Delia's notes for [[Way Out]], on the back of [[DD091236\|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]</ref> while the first episode of the series ''Cilla'' was broadcast on the 20th January 1968.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0182566/episodes?year=1968 The episode list for ''Cilla''] on imdb.com</ref>

			=Makeup=
			[[DD091357]] lists six makeup tracks or sounds:
			* Guitar
			* Rhythm
			* Bubble
			* Blooming notes
			* Syrup
			* Syrup reinfs. [reinforcements?] (po. type) [?]

	=Papers=		=Papers=

Martinwguy at 13:55, 2 June 2015

2015-06-02T13:55:30Z

New page

{{Thumb|DD091357}}
Delia's experimental piece in 11/8 time, [[Way Out in Piccadilly]], was later issued on record as [[Way Out]]. Some of her notes are on the back of an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966.<ref>[[DD091236]]: An envelope dated 24th Oct 1966</ref>

There seem to be two versions:
* [[Way Out]] produced for the BBC and
* [[Way Out in Piccadilly]] for Vin Davis/The Frankie Howerd/Cilla Black Show.

{{Thumb|Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd in 1966}}
<BLOCKQUOTE>
''Now let us go back to the last fifties, early sixties. Dave Brubeck had done "Take Five" and in '61 he'd done "It's a Raggy Waltz" so - that was in seven time - so I thought "Fine! I'm into the numbers game. I'll do eleven time and thirteen time", continuing the series of prime numbers. But unfortunately that style, I was told, was "too sophisticated for the BBC2 audience" and so, as I was doing it, the choreographer [[Vin Davis]] happened to be walking down the corridor and his feet started tapping and he said "I want that!" and I said "No, you can't! I've done it for the BBC." And so he implored me to do something in the same style, in eleven time and thirteen time, for his dance group, which I did. In fact it was the [[Frankie Howerd]] and [[Cilla Black]] show it was originally done for, but it had to be scrapped from that because they did the stupid thing of putting this rather delicate music as an opener to the second act. [...] A friend told me that by one means or another it ended up as a backing for a deodorant commercial on television which is something of course we were absolutely forbidden to do but it was nothing of my doing. It was rejected by BBC2 and there it was on the commercial.''
<BR>   -- Delia in the [[Radio Scotland interview]]
</BLOCKQUOTE>

An episode of the BBC series "Cilla", entitled "Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd" was broadcast on the 31 December 1968<ref>"Cilla", series 2 episode 2: "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1330743/ Cilla Black and Frankie Howerd]"</ref> though some of Delia's notes for [[Way Out]] are on the back of an envelope dated over two years earlier.<ref>[[DD091244]]: Delia's notes for [[Way Out]], on the back of [[DD091236|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]</ref> while the first episode of the series ''Cilla'' was broadcast on the 20th January 1968.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0182566/episodes?year=1968 The episode list for ''Cilla''] on imdb.com</ref>

=Papers=
* [[DD091127]] List of 18 source tapes used to construct the piece
* [[DD091152]] Bar-by-bar plan for the piece
* [[DD091215]] Timing plan and notes
* [[DD091244]] Notes on the back of [[DD091236|an envelope dated 24th Oct 1966]]
* [[DD091302]] Calculations and notes
* [[DD091321]] More notes and calculations
* [[DD091357]] Manuscript

=Spectrogram=
{{Spectrogram|Way Out - Spectrogram}}
From A(55Hz) to A(3250Hz) at 100 pixels per second.

=Availability=
* Released on [[ESL104]]
{{Play|Way Out}}

=References=
<references/>

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