G M T Official Forum - More McCoy Madness

Thanks! Rog.

Whilst we are in to the mad world of youtube here is the intro to Space 1999, hope I have the right one Mr McCoy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DF9nDJZrdA

Can you enlighten us as to who else played on the session?

McCoy Wrote:

As to where the visuals come from ,I've no idea.I'll investigate,one day.

To save you the trouble have a look here ...

http://www.405themovie.com/Home.asp

McCoy Wrote:

Was thinking about the Space 1999 sessions, I think the best thing about that was meeting the legendary Gerry Anderson and wife Sylvia, nice people.The keyboards were played by Barry Gray who also wrote the theme and others for Gerry Andersons productions. I was suffering on the day from more than just a hangover as was Liam the drummer. We recorded it (I think) at Pinewood Film studios with a fifty plus orchestra. Cheers chaps.

Rather than start a Space 1999 thread, I thought I would just carry on here in the 'McCoy Madness' thread.

A little update for you people on my latest discoveries.

http://www.fanderson.org.uk/fansales/ss1999tracks.html

You can even listen to some snippets of each track here ...

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/simpleSearch.do?se...Search.y=9

and buy it if so inclined from Zazzi or Amazon, just go to the respective website and search Space 1999.

Then we'll see which track Mr McCoy was suffering on!

McCoy Wrote:

Nice to see Space 1999 again.I also recorded some other pieces as "incidental" music to be used during each show.
The sessions are memorable to me for lots of reasons but the only name I can remember at this time is Liam Genockey on drums.

The sleeve notes say ...

Bass Guitar: John McCoy
Drums: Liam Genockey
Guitar: Vic Elms
Piano: Bob Docker
Sitar: Jim Sullivan

and lots of people on Cello, Clarinet, Horns, Oboe, Percussion, Trombone, Trumpet, Viola and Violins.

redial Wrote:

and lots of people on Cello, Clarinet, Horns, Oboe, Percussion, Trombone, Trumpet, Viola and Violins.

That's a bit harsh, just lumping all the orchestra together when you typed out the others. Tongue

Ha ha! You’re right of course, if you’re going to do a job, do it properly!

Here we go then taz just for you and Mr McCoy ...

Cello:
Clive Amstee, Phillip Brothers, Bill De Mont, F. Gabarro, Ernest Greaves, Ken Heath, Edward Holmes and Reg Kilbey

Clarinet:
Bob Efford, Peter Hughes, Frank Reidy, Cyril Reuben and Bob Skeat

Double Bass:
Tim Bell and Joe Mudele

Electric Accordion:
Jack Emblow

Flute:
Jack Ellory and Bill Hudson

Harp:
David Snell

Horn:
Jim Buck, John Burden, Andy McGavin and Derek Taylor

Oboe:
Aubrey Johnson, Richard Morgan, D. Wickens and D. Wooley

Percussion:
Eric Allan, Stan Barrett, Tristan Fry, Alan Hakin and Dennis Lopez

Trombone:
Jack Bain, Bill Geldard and Wally Smith

Trumpet:
Freddy Clayton, Tom McQuater and George Taylor

Tuba:
Alf Reece

Viola:
John Couling, Bernard Davis, G. Edwards, Harry Danks, John Graham, Brian Hawkins, Bing James, Ian Juwel, Maurice Loban, Graeme Scott and G. Tunland

Violin:
W. Arman, D. Bradley, R. Cohen, John Davies, Kevin Duffy, George French, Julian Gaillard, Tony Gilbert, Joe Hitchenor, David Katz, Raymond Keenlyside, John Kirkland, Red Leopold, Alan Loveday, Jack Mandel, Alan Merrick, Lionel Monte, Arthur Price, J. Rothstein, S. Parrington, M. Saltpeter, John Sharp, Brian Smith, J. Wakefield, Neil Watson and Trevor Williams

Imagine getting that round in down the pub? Big Grin

Awww thanks dude! On behalf of Alan Hakin and all his friends Cool

jus' to add to the madness, look here
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OswhfGq-gbw
great stuff

rock pig Wrote:

jus' to add to the madness, look here
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OswhfGq-gbw
great stuff

That's awesome and has brightened up my otherwise dreary Friday morning

t.x

Welcome to the forum fatty, I'm sure something will surface sooner or later. In the meantime enjoy what we have already!

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