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Genre:Non-Music Style:Field Recording
Tracklist:
A1. On The Paddington - Birmingham Line, Near Hatton Station A2. At Bristol, Temple Meads Station A3. On The Plymouth - Exeter Line, At The Totnes End Of Dainton Tunnel A4. On The Gloucester - Swindon Line, Between Chalford And Sapperton Tunnel B1. At Exeter, St. David's Station B2. 'Pendennis Castle' With A Special Train On The Shrewsbury - Chester Line. 'King Richard III' With An Express Near Saunderton Summit. B3. On The Footplate Of 'King Edward VIII' : Leaving Paddington And Approaching Birmingham, Snow Hill B4. On The Paddington - Birmingham Line In The Chiltern Hills
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
G.W.R. 'Castle' Class and 'King' Class 4-6-0 Locomotives at Work On British Railways between 1956 and 1967
Cover: 'King George V' approaching Llanvihangel Summit with the Bulmer's Special Train from Hereford to Tyseley on 2nd October 1971, from a transparency by Brian Stephenson.
A2. At Bristol, Temple Meads Station
A3. On The Plymouth - Exeter Line, At The Totnes End Of Dainton Tunnel
A4. On The Gloucester - Swindon Line, Between Chalford And Sapperton Tunnel
B1. At Exeter, St. David's Station
B2. 'Pendennis Castle' With A Special Train On The Shrewsbury - Chester Line. 'King Richard III' With An Express Near Saunderton Summit.
B3. On The Footplate Of 'King Edward VIII' : Leaving Paddington And Approaching Birmingham, Snow Hill
B4. On The Paddington - Birmingham Line In The Chiltern Hills