Talk:Ron Grainer
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I'm not convinced that he ever "got his hands dirty" and actually worked on electronic music in the Radiophonic Workshop. I'll investigate, but if I find no evidence I'll edit this article.Silver plane
- Already have done. I'm also pretty sure that he never did any of the actual radiophonic stuff, but I think my wording has left me an out if I turn out to be wrong. :o)
- -Paul A
"A few years ago"? When exactly? (Don't tell me, place it in the article :)). Cheers. --kingboyk 03:37, 8 March 2006 (UTC)
