BULLAMAKANKA - were an Australian "bush" band who existed throughout the 1980's, playing a unique mix of folk, country & traditional Aussie colonial music. They had a minor hit with a Doctor Who tribute song in 1983.

BURGON, Geoffrey

CARY, Tristram

CLARKE, Malcolm

Compilations

Cybertech

CYBERTECH - were a UK techno-rave-experimental duo, who existed in the 1990's and consisted of Adrian Pack and Michael Fillis. In the mid 1990's they released two albums of music directly inspired by Doctor Who.

De Wolfe Ltd

De Wolfe Ltd released recordings specially designed to be used as background & incidental music for film, television and radio - described as "library music".

DEBNEY, John

DERBYSHIRE, Delia

FOSTER, Ben

Fourplay

FOURPLAY - were a 1990's Australian string quartet (cello, violin and 2 violas) who did classical re-interpetations of contempory pop, rock & jazz songs.

GIBBS, Jonathan

GLYNN, Dominic

GOLD, Murray

GRAINER, Ron

HOWELL, Peter

KINGSLAND, Paddy

LANGFORD, Bonnie

LESLIE, Desmond

LEVINE, Ian

LIMB, Roger

LOCK, Alistair

LOCKYER, Malcolm

McCULLOCH, Keff

McGUFFIE, Bill

ORAM, Daphne

Orbital

ORBITAL - were an innovative UK techno-dance-electro duo, who existed 1989-2007 and consisted of brothers Phil & Paul Hartnoll. In 2001 they recorded a version of the "Doctor Who" theme tune, which has been released several times.

PERTWEE, Jon

See also the Jon Pertwee section in the "Non Doctor Who Material" part of the Reference Library, for details of the rest of his extensive singing career.

SIMPSON, Dudley

Slaves Of Kane

The SLAVES OF KANE was a studio only project for Dominic Glynn, Martin Smith and Andy Grant.

Theme Music

Timelords - KLF

The KLF - aka Kopyright Liberation Front - was a UK musical unit consisting of Bill Drummond and Jim Cauty, who worked from 1987 until 1993. Their music consisted of extensive sampling of pre-recorded classics, re-worked over a techno backing track with added vocal effects. Very simple but surprisingly effective. They adopted the temporary name of The Timelords for the releases described here. Also known as The JAMMS (Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu) on some of their other releases.

Tribute Singles

Who Cares

WHO CARES was a one-off studio project put together by Ian Levine, to protest the cancellation of the 1985 season of the TV series. Amongst the all-star cast who sang were Anthony Ainley, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant and Nicholas Courtney from "Doctor Who", plus members of BUCKS FIZZ, HOT GOSSIP, MATT BIANCO, The MOODY BLUES, MUSIC ACADEMY, STARLIGHT EXPRESS and ULTRAVOX.

AYRES, Mark

BAKER, John

BBC Radiophonic Workshop

BLYTON, Carey

Bullamakanka