Alan Lawson

[…] common transmitter capable of taking either our system or the EMI system. On the first floor there was studio A, […]

Bernie Andrews

[…]ined what was called the XP Section, which was BBC code for transportable tape (recorders).   And they went… they were trolley mounted TR90 EMI machines.  Very good once you got used to working on them, and you could work very quickly on them.  And I used to have three of those w[…]

Jonathan Balcon

[…] talked about him uncle Jerry was a fascinating character. He died only recently. Apart from marrying his first cousin, his first wife, he was a very eminent dentist, but a very eminent dentist and in the latter part of his life he should have been knighted, but nobody, he had nobody to recommend hi[…]

Michael Colomb

[…] I wasn't too long with the Leevers Rich but it was always in the back of your mind that you could Did you have a problem on the on the combine the chemical x with the magnetic with the 16? Yes. It was one of these things that it beats as it sweeps as it cleans. And in fact, you couldn't find a came[…]

John Brabourne (Knatchbull)

[…]ill make it together. It was a huge battle we were extremely lucky. Call my memory for names. The actor writer who who was then head of production at EMI films. Now you will know who he was he wrote his weapon Dickie Attenborough a lot. Although those early days that what was it? What is his name? A[…]

Patrick (Paddy) Carey

[…]tically, I wasn't interested in science, but I got interested in science when it became mathematical. I was interested in it when you could mix two chemicals together and they either change colour or blue up one or the other. And, but it's the moment I got into science in school, which there was one[…]

Francis Gysin

[…]sp;during the war. This is 1940. That would have been in forty one I would Emily and I was forty two during the long vacation John Page Peter Hennessy and&[…]
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