BBC Records
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| Founded | 1967[1] |
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| Parent | British Broadcasting Corporation |
BBC Records is a division of the British Broadcasting Corporation founded in the 1960s to exploit the corporation's audio archive for both educational and commercial purposes. The company has also been known as BBC Radio Enterprises (1967–70), BBC Records (1970–72), BBC Records & Tapes (1972–89), and BBC Worldwide (1990 to present).[1]
Chart Singles
- 1977 "Who Pays the Ferryman" - Yannis Markopoulos (No.11)
- 1977 "The Water Margin" - Godiego (No.37)
- 1978 "Theme from The Hong Kong Beat" - Richard Denton and Martin Cook (No.25)
- 1978 "The Last Farewell" - Ship's Company and Royal Marine Band of HMS Ark Royal (N0.46)
- 1979 "Ghandara" - Godiego (No.56)
- 1981 "Chi Mai" - Ennio Morricone (No.2)
- 1981 "Heaven and Hell" - Vangelis (No.48)
- 1981 "I Wanna Be a Winner" - Brown Sauce (No.15)
- 1982 "Tara's Theme from Gone with the Wind" - Rose of Romance Orchestra (No.71)
- 1982 "BBC World Cup Grandstand" - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (No.61)
- 1982 "Orville's Song" - Keith Harris and Orville (No.4)
- 1983 "Come to My Party" - Keith Harris and Orville (No.44)
- 1984 "Big Deal" - Bobby G (No.46)
- 1985 "Smuggler's Blues" - Glenn Frey (No.22)
- 1985 "Howard's Way" - Simon May Orchestra (No.21)
- 1985 "Memory - Theme from the Musical" - Aled Jones (No.42)
- 1985 "Edge of Darkness" - Eric Clapton and Michael Kamen (No.65)
- 1986 "Just Say No" - Grange Hill Cast (No.5)
- 1986 "Heroes" - The County Line (No.76)
- 1986 "Aztec Lightning" - Heads (No.45)
- 1986 "Anyone Can Fall in Love" - Anita Dobson (No.4)
- 1986 "It's 'Orrible Being in Love (When You're 8½)" - Claire and Friends (No.13)
- 1986 "Always There" - Marti Webb (No.13)
- 1986 "Something Outta Nothing" - Letitia Dean and Paul Medford (No.12)
- 1986 "Every Loser Wins" - Nick Berry (No.1)
- 1987 "Sing for Ever" - St Philips Choir (No.47)
- 1997 "Teletubbies Say Eh-Oh!" - Teletubbies (No.1)
- 1998 "Everlasting Love" - Cast of Casualty (No.5)
- 1999 "Sunburn" - Michelle Collins (No.28)
- 2000 "Stay with Me (Baby)" - Rebecca Wheatley (No.10)
- 2000 "Number 1" - The Tweenies (No.5)
- 2000 "Can We Fix It?" - Bob the Builder (No.1)
- 2001 "Best Friends Forever" - The Tweenies (No.12)
- 2001 "Do the Lollipop" - The Tweenies (No.17)
- 2001 "Mambo No.5" - Bob the Builder (No.1)
- 2001 "I Believe in Christmas" - The Tweenies (No.9)
- 2002 "Have Fun Go Mad" - The Tweenies (No.20)
- 2002 "It's a Rainbow" - Rainbow (No.15)
Chart albums
- 1972 Last Goon Show of All - The Goons (No.8)
- 1979 Fawlty Towers - Fawlty Towers Cast (No.25)
- 1980 Not the Nine O'Clock News - Not the Nine O'Clock News Cast (No.5)
- 1981 Fawlty Towers Vol.2 - Fawlty Towers Cast (No.26)
- 1981 The Official Album of the Royal Wedding - Various (No.1)
- 1981 Hedgehog Sandwich - Not the Nine O'Clock News Cast (No.5)
- 1982 The Kids from "Fame" - The Kids from "Fame" (No.1)
- 1982 The Memory Kinda Lingers - Not the Nine O'Clock News Cast (No.63)
- 1983 Live - The Kids from "Fame" (No.8)
- 1983 Sing for You - The Kids from "Fame" (No.25)
- 1985 Voices from the Holy Land - Aled Jones (No.6)
- 1985 All Through the Night - Aled Jones (No.2)
- 1987 Enya - Enya (No.69)
- 1989 Atlantic Realm - Clannad (No.41)
- 1992 Evil of the Daleks - Doctor Who Soundtrack (No.72)
- 1993 Power of the Daleks - Doctor Who Soundtrack (No.71)
- 1993 The Paradise of Death - Doctor Who Soundtrack (No.48)
- 1995 Knowing Me Knowing You 3 - Alan Partridge (No.41)
See also
References
- 1 2 "BBC Records". Discogs.com. Retrieved 25 January 2013.
- ↑ Official UK Charts
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