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[[DD154]] is the [[Initial Catalogue]] number of one of Delia's [[Attic Tapes]] containing makeup tracks for ''[[O Fat White Woman]]''. | |||
=[[Initial Catalogue|Mark Ayres' notes]]= | |||
<PRE> | |||
Type: 7" reel, 1/4" tape | Type: 7" reel, 1/4" tape | ||
Label: Speech 7.5ips | |||
Description: Fat White Woman treated - See DD146 | |||
</PRE> | |||
=[[DD Audio Files Commentary|Louis Niebur's notes]]= | |||
<PRE> | |||
DD154 – 7 1⁄2 Speech | |||
“oh fat white woman” starts with slow organ music | |||
Frances Cornford “To a fat lady seen from the Train” | |||
Interesting vocal treatments on an abstract scene. | |||
8:00 – organ returns (on tape before?) | |||
“Oh fat white woman” starts again | |||
organ chords between each little speech. Does this help with the treatment? | |||
</PRE> | |||
=[[Delia Derbyshire's Creative Process|James Percival's notes]]= | |||
<PRE> | |||
CDD/1/1/12 Oh, Fat White Woman | |||
Treated voice and organ sounds | |||
FORMER REFERENCE: DD154 DATE: 1971 CONTAINS: Play for Today: O Fat White Woman | |||
MEDIUM: 7" reel, ¼" tape TAPE SPEED: 7.5ips DURATION: 00:10:48 | |||
LABELS: [Reel label:] SPEECH 7½ | |||
NOTES: Maureen Prior's treated voice for Play for Today: O Fat White Woman. Material from CDD/1/1/11 Oh, Fat White Woman is treated with a Leslie speaker-type effect. The text is Frances Cornford's poem “To a fat lady seen from the train”. Organ chords punctuate sections of voice. | |||
</PRE> | |||
=See also= | |||
* [[DD146]] | |||
[[Category:Tape]] | [[Category:Tape]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 15 May 2020
DD154 is the Initial Catalogue number of one of Delia's Attic Tapes containing makeup tracks for O Fat White Woman.
Mark Ayres' notes
Type: 7" reel, 1/4" tape Label: Speech 7.5ips Description: Fat White Woman treated - See DD146
Louis Niebur's notes
DD154 – 7 1⁄2 Speech “oh fat white woman” starts with slow organ music Frances Cornford “To a fat lady seen from the Train” Interesting vocal treatments on an abstract scene. 8:00 – organ returns (on tape before?) “Oh fat white woman” starts again organ chords between each little speech. Does this help with the treatment?
James Percival's notes
CDD/1/1/12 Oh, Fat White Woman Treated voice and organ sounds FORMER REFERENCE: DD154 DATE: 1971 CONTAINS: Play for Today: O Fat White Woman MEDIUM: 7" reel, ¼" tape TAPE SPEED: 7.5ips DURATION: 00:10:48 LABELS: [Reel label:] SPEECH 7½ NOTES: Maureen Prior's treated voice for Play for Today: O Fat White Woman. Material from CDD/1/1/11 Oh, Fat White Woman is treated with a Leslie speaker-type effect. The text is Frances Cornford's poem “To a fat lady seen from the train”. Organ chords punctuate sections of voice.
