Live Band with Steve Christie's wRong playing Children's Television Themes From A Parallel Dimension
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- Steve, Louisa, Dave and Pete play a selection of newly-scored tunes from the 2003 album 'Children's Television Themes From A Parallel Dimension', live in the studio for your enjoyment.
Filmed by Poppy Phillips and Matt Grover
Edited by Louisa Revolta, Imogen Christie and Steve Christie
Recorded and Mixed by Steve Christie at Vintage Keys Studio, Lockerley.
Peter Maxfield: Bass
David Purse: Drums, Sample Pads, Guitar
Louisa Revolta: Flute, Behringer Poly D Synth
Steve Christie: Yamaha C55 Electone Organ, Hammond M102 Organ, Behringer Poly D Synth, Steinway Piano and Epiphone Casino guitar
All music and lyrics (C) 2003 Steve Christie.
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Filmed and Edited by Louisa Revolta
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From the days of grapes in aspic jelly rings topped with whipped cream and glacé cherries. Beyond miraculous! Keep lifting the vail between this dimension and the next 🙌🏼
Cheers Ali :) ahhh glacé cherries…
This really scratched an itch as I have been infected by a rash that started when I listened to TPIR prize cues from 1976 for a year straight.
Really enjoyable to listen and watch! Fantastic musicianship in the performing and writing too!
Thanks very much! :)
Only Brits are capable of making such music. This has to be something with the weather, or that weird black beer they are drinking. I find this very fun to listen to
Thank you :) yes we love black beer!
Lol, honest guv, there may be a song in there for each of us, like the catchy little number, “Shoes of a Stork” which I shall be mumming for the rest of the day, (OK more like the rest of the morning) never the less, inspired lyrics. Nice!
And the premise for “Hey! Look! That’s My Dentist” is genius, whilst it might have been a tricky sell in the 70’s and 80’s I recon there is scope for this cartoon today on CZcams in a similar vein to “salad fingers” or “lamas with hats”.
Haha fantastic! Thank you
Amazing! I love this album, everyone needs to buy it
I enjoyed that much more than I expected, thank you!
Glad to hear it!
Very enjoyable!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That was fun!
Very nice Performance my dear Friends 👍🤗🔊🎶🎶🎶👋 Warmest Greetings from Germany ! 🕊️🍀🎹🐯
Thank you very much!
Had to come back for another listen today, it’s just as good as it was yesterday 😁
Awesome music folks!. That last song has me thinking about....she who is hauntingly beautiful.
Ahh thank you!
This is bloody bonkers!. Instantly subscribed 👍
Haha welcome!
Lovely!
wicked!!
Thank you for this surprise! It's awesome to watch you playing the session live, which make the tunes even more uplifting than just have a listen at. I guess 13/16 might be the standard time signature - in the parallel dimension ... All the best :-)!
Yes I think it must be!! :) Thank you as ever Curtis for your continued support! :)
Hello Steve , what a transcendental music to deep down the ripples of our brains into a deep and profound state of meditation to reach those parallel worlds that lap besides our minds........
Thanks very much, Jesus! :)
for your next venture.... The Whoops A Daisy Whoopee Cushion Orchestra presents...........
Fab!
Revelation 13:16
"It forced all the people, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to be given a stamped image on their right hands or their foreheads"
Why? Well you would need the next time signature 13:17 to find out
"....so that no one could buy or sell except one who had the stamped image of the beast's name or the number that stood for its name."
I am certainly buying this album
Hahaha amazing thank you!
What a treat! It's like a sonic journey, much in the spirit of some of the classic children's music, but totally original. I was thinking of Schoolhouse Rock and the Butterfly Ball, as well. Did the Stork evade the taxation because the enormity of his shoe collection made the taxes prohibitive... or maybe he was just "under-foot"?
The camera work is a real highlight also. Sometimes it's hard to find someone who can shoot according to the music, but she does excellent. Is it Imogen?
The flute playing is awesome, and that descending line at the end of "Stork" reminds me a little of the style of John Hackett (with brother Steve).
ahh thanks Clyde! - yes we had some camera help on this!
SHOCK THEATRE AGAIN. YES YOU "ARE" THE "ZACHERLEY" OF KEYBOARD VIDEOS. ( to those unfamiliar... 1960s USA kids afternoon TV comedy Horror) Love the Cape in one of the last sessions. And your wonderfully creepy theatrical impersonations. And the area filmed in seems as though taken out of an English rural Avengers script. This keeps me going on my lone compulsion collecting organs...knowing next to nothing bit willing to go on till maybe my wife comes back and I can put her into a rolling canvass hotel laundry bin and have some company.
Haha thank you!
Witches Mildren is absolutely my favorite. Sounds like a jam from some obscure psychedelic 60s group. I love it.
Also, will these recreations be available on Bandcamp too? I'd buy them.
Thank you! …and Voila! stevechristieswrong.bandcamp.com/album/childrens-television-themes-2023-live-ep-vol-1?label=2990009735
I don't recognize any of these theme tunes, so I can't be in the Wrong parallel dimension!
What is the time signature or signatures for “stop it!shut up! and listen!” All are Brilliant choices for a project.
Cheers - it’s just 4/4 that one
@@VintageKeysStudio Doh!
The bass sounds amazing, can you provide some info of the instrument and how you recorded it?
Thank you it’s a fairly cheap old bass apparently, used to belong to John Paul Jones. It has a two pickups on the bridge, and it was recorded DI through an old 1980s Galleon and Krueger amp - then through the desk and sent through our homemade Rs124 compressor
@@VintageKeysStudio wonderful, I just watched your vid about the compressor, I'm desperate to build one now. I have build the ssl bus compressor and the 1176 which has some great mojo, but I don't have any tube stuffs yet
I wish I was rich. I’d buy your cool record. Wonder what the exchange rate is these days...
Thank you - yes lathe cuts are rather expensive to get done unfortunately… there might one day be a normal 12” version which will not be such a limited edition… it’s almost happened twice in the last 20 years
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