Girl on the Test Card - Pete Winslow & the King Size Brass.

This recording was released in 1973. Although the music and style of playing bears some resemblance to some of the original test card music, I don't think any of these recordings were ever used by the BBC on the television. However they produced this record a copy of which I have owned since the mid 1970's. I remember being disappointed when upon playing the album it felt like nothing I'd hoped for along the lines of the actual live test card music I had grown liking for. However, since then the musical style seems so typical of that era it appeals in a nostalgic way. Characteristic of that time there is that unmistakable Tijuana sound so much famed of Herb Alpert, and an electric organ probably a Hammond used to good effect on many of the tracks. Here is a selection chosen form this album which seems more relevant to the subject of the BBC Test Card and the iconic television programmes that usually followed-on from the test card at the time. You will remember 'Java' in particular, it's from the popular visual-art, children's programme introduced by Tony Hart. The rest should not need further explanation. Sit back and wallow in a little more television nostalgia. Track list as follows - Tr 1 - Girl on the Test Card. - Winslow/Symour Herald Music Tr 2 - Los Reyes Del Bronce - Winslow, lemmel Tr 3 - Saturday Sounds - Stephens; Donna Music. Tr 4 - Six two five 405 - Winslow; Amow Music. Tr 5 - Java - Toussaint; Kassner Music Record produced for the BBC by Steve Allen and released 1973. Please see other album details on the video's images and pause when necessary. Apologies for any copyright issues, this video is not made or uploaded for personal profit or gain.