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 The ProducersInterview | Sound International, May 1978In the first of a series, Fred Dellar looks at the chequered career of Gus Dudgeon. |
 The ProducersInterview | Sound International, Jun 1978Sandy Roberton emerges from his record collection to talk to Fred Dellar. |
 The ProducersInterview | Sound International, Jul 1978Tom Newman - tubular Tom raps with our own dread feller. |
 1898 And All ThatFeature | Topic: Music Business | Sound International, Aug 1978Fred Dellar presents a potted history of the people who bring you the 'product' - the record companies. |
 The ProducersInterview | Sound International, Sep 1978David Kershenbaum lets rip on his affection for rhythmic mixes in a natter with Our Dread. |
 Hugh MurphyInterview | Sound International, Nov 1978The ProducersHugh Murphy — a strange case of former Connie Francis assistant publicist taking the Kilburn High Road to find a kind of fame and fortune on the fast train, City to City. Fred Dellar buys a ticket and goes along for the ride. |
 The Python and the Redwood StageFeature | Topic: Video / Film / Picture | Sound International, May 1979The ProducersAndré Jacquemin stars in "The Python and the Redwood Stage", introducing Doris Day as Fred Dellar, and a supporting cast including Dame Edna Everage and the Leyton Buzzards. Whipcrackaway, whipcrackaway! |
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