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Tracklisting

Arrival
1. The Prisoner Main Title Theme
2. No. 6 Attempts Helicopter Escape
3. Band Marches Into Village Square
4. Chimes (Original unused Main Title Theme)
A. B. and C.
5. Engadine's Dreamy Party
Free For All
6. Mini Moke And Speedboat Escape
7. Cat And Mouse Nightclub Mechanical Band
8. No. 6 Wins Village Election
9. Violent Capture Of No. 6 In Rover Cave
The General
10. Professor's Wife's Outdoor Art Class
11. Security Clearance For Board Members
12. Villagers' Examination Results Celebration
13. No. 6 Encounters The General
14. Destruction And Final Report
Fall Out
15. Full Version: Main Title Theme
Many Happy Returns
16. No. 6 Aboard Gunrunners' Boat
Dance of the Dead
17. Village Square Carnival Procession
18. No. 6 Steals A Lifebelt
Checkmate
19. Escapers Attack Searchlight Tower
Hammer into Anvil
20. No. 2 Has No. 6 Followed To The Stone Boat
21. Farandelle Played By Village Band
22. Fight Between No. 6 And No. 14
The Girl Who Was Death
23. Village Green Cricket Match
Once upon a Time
24. No. 6's Regression To Childhood
25. No. 6's Schooldays Revisited
26. The Prisoner Main Title Theme Reprise

Notes

• Compact disc reissue of 1986 Bam-Caruso LP, with identical tracks, some of which were renamed for the tracklisting.

• This album was also available on audio cassette (FILMC 042) and vinyl (FILM 042).

• All tracks by Albert Elms except: 1, 15 and 26 (Ron Grainer), 2 and 4 (Wilfred Josephs), 3 (Johann Strauss I), 20 and 21 (Georges Bizet, arranged by Albert Elms) and 22 (Vivaldi, arranged by Albert Elms).

• The patent in the release was owned by Six of One / ITC Entertainment (1986).

• The CD came with an eight page liner notes booklet written by Roger Langley.

Tracklisting

1. The Prisoner (Confidential Mix)
2. The Prisoner (Free Man Mix)
3. The Escape (Solitary Club Mix - Instrumental)

Notes

• This CD Single tied in with the album Power Themes 90, which remixed theme tunes for several popular British TV series for the new decade.

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Notes

• Compact disc compiling Chappell Music Library tracks that featured in episodes of The Prisoner.

• This album was also available on audio cassette (FILMC 084).

• Tracks credited in Tracklisting below.

• Track 5 also heard in Many Happy Returns.

• Track 6 also heard in A. B. and C.

• The CD came with an eight page liner notes booklet written by Roger Langley and Graham Nearn, the managing director of Caterham Cars Ltd

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Notes

• Compact disc compiling further Chappell Music Library tracks that featured in episodes of The Prisoner.

• This album was also available on audio cassette (FILMC 126).

• Tracks credited in Tracklisting below.

• Track 3 also heard in Checkmate.

• Track 10 also heard in The Girl Who Was Death.

• Track 12 also heard in It's Your Funeral.

• Track 13 also heard in The Girl Who Was Death and Fall Out.

• The CD came with an four page liner notes booklet written by Karen Langley.

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Notes

• This Compact Disc formed the first part of a three 'file' musical journey through The Prisoner, with dialogue extracts included. This disc covered Arrival to A. B. and C.

• All incidental cues had been included in Silva Screen's earlier Prisoner releases. The only 'new' tracks were Wilfred Josephs' unused title theme and the dialogue excerpts.

• By the time of this CD release, the alternative audio formats had been phased out so there was no audio cassette or vinyl release of this title. However, Silva America issued this title in the USA (catalogue number SSD 1144) on 12 November 2002.

• The CD came with an twelve page liner notes booklet written by Roger Langley.

• An exclusive collector's trading card from Cards Inc.'s The Prisoner Autograph Series was given away with this CD.

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Notes

• This Compact Disc formed the second part of a three 'file' musical journey through The Prisoner, with dialogue extracts included. This disc covered Free For All to A Change of Mind.

• All incidental cues had been included in Silva Screen's earlier Prisoner releases. The only 'new' tracks were Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra rendition of Ron's Grainer's title theme and the dialogue excerpts.

• Silva America issued this title in the USA (catalogue number SSD 1145) on 11 February 2003.

• The CD came with an twelve page liner notes booklet written by Roger Langley.

• Another exclusive collector's trading card from Cards Inc.'s The Prisoner Autograph Series was given away with this CD.

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Notes

• This Compact Disc formed the final part of a three 'file' musical journey through The Prisoner, with dialogue extracts included. This disc covered Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling to Fall Out.

• All incidental cues had been included in Silva Screen's earlier Prisoner releases. The only 'new' tracks were alternative versions of Ron's Grainer's title theme and the dialogue excerpts.

• Silva America issued this title in the USA (catalogue number SSD 1146) on 11 February 2003.

• The CD came with an twelve page liner notes booklet written by Roger Langley.

• Another exclusive collector's trading card from Cards Inc.'s The Prisoner Autograph Series was given away with this CD.

Notes

• Recorded on Wednesday 4th April 1979 at the Royal Hibernian Hotel in Dublin, this interview is one of a very small number that Patrick McGoohan gave in which he talked at length about The Prisoner.

• At the time of the interview, McGoohan was in Ireland to film Michael Dryhurst's The Hard Way (1980).

• The interview was initially released on audio cassette in 1981. This version was edited in two places and when Roger Goodman reissued it on CD in 2oo2 the excised material was reinstated.

• Further details about the interview can be found at www.prizbiz.com.

Tracklisting

Disc 1: Search for a Theme
A1-38. Arrival (Robert Farnon)
A39-61. Arrival (Wilfred Josephs)
A62-76. Themes

Disc 2: Incidentally
B1-16. Degree Absolute
B17-37. Play in Three Acts
B38-70. The General
B71-86. Free for All

Disc 3: Harmony
C1-27. Hammer into Anvil
C28-42. Face Unknown
C43-64. Living in Harmony
C65-73. Fall Out and Harmony

Notes

• Tracks A1-38 composed by Robert Farnon

• Tracks A39-61 composed by Wilfred Josephs

• Tracks A62-76 composed by Ron Grainer

• All other tracks composed by Albert Elms

• This 3-disc set was marketed in DVD packaging and came with a booklet that reproduced Prisoner music editor Eric Mival's Prisoner Music Bible.

• All music on this collection was mistakenly remastered at an incorrect speed, 4% faster than the film's framerate of 24 frames per second. Coincidentally - but unintentionally - this matched the 25 frames per second framerate of British television transmissions of the series. This was corrected for the later remastered reissue.

Tracklisting

1-2. The Prisoner Opening Titles, Parts 1 and 2
3-10. Arrival
11-14. A. B. and C.
15-19. Free For All
20-29. The General
30-33. Hammer into Anvil
34-37. Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
38-43. Living in Harmony
44-54. Once upon a Time
55-57. Fall Out
58. The Prisoner Closing Titles

Notes

• Tracks 6-7 composed by Robert Farnon.

• Tracks 3-4, 8-10 composed by Wilfred Josephs.

• Tracks 1-2, 58 composed by Ron Grainer.

• Track 5 composed by Johann Strauss.

• All other tracks composed by Albert Elms.

Tracklisting

Disc 1
A1-7. Arrival
A8-20. The Chimes of Big Ben
A21-A27. A. B. and C.

Disc 2
B1-6. Checkmate
B7-32. The Girl Who Was Death

Disc 6
C1-9. Dance of the Dead
C10. Free For All
C11. The Schizoid Man
C12. Many Happy Returns
C13-15. It's Your Funeral
C16-20. Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
C21. Once upon a Time
C22-25. The General
C26-33. Fall Out
C34-39. Bonus Tracks
C40. House of Mystery
C41. All You Need Is Love (The Bootleg Beatles)

Notes

• This 3-CD set brought together all the Chappell Music Library pre-recorded cues heard on the soundtrack of The Prisoner.

• A handful of other pre-recorded, non-Chappell tracks, including Carmen Miranda's I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much), were not included as they were deemed too costly to licence and were available on other commercial releases - which was generally not the case with the Chappell tracks.

• Several cues had previously seen release on another fan-produced compilation, Space Adventures, a collection of Chappell library tracks used in 1960s Doctor Who. This was released on audio cassette (RDMP1, 1987) and compact disc (JPD 2CD, 1998).

• The Complete Chappell Recorded Library Cues set was officially licensed by The Chappell Recorded Music Library, a subsidiary of Universal Publishing Production Music.

• Library cues, as the term implies, were not specially composed for The Prisoner and were available to licence for use in television, film and radio productions. As such, listeners might possibly recognise cues from other 1960s series.

• The set was  marketed exclusively online with orders invited via email and The Unmutual website. It was not sold through any shop.

• A limited edition of 1,000 units was produced and each copy was individually numbered.

• The three discs were numbered 1, 2 and 6 in a homage to The Prisoner's most prominent protagonists.

• The set included a 56-page booklet that sported an introduction written by The Prisoner music editor Eric Mival, plus track-by-track information about the disc contents. It also contained writing by Roger Langley, Rick Davy and publisher Derek Lawton.

• Much like the first wave of Network ITC soundtracks, The Complete Chappell Recorded Library Cues set was issued in a DVD-style plastic case.

• The back cover carried several unfortunate typos, most notably the mispelling Eric Mival's surname as 'Marvel'.

• The discs in this set were proper pressed discs as opposed to recordable media, and were professionally replicated.

• The majority of the content of The Complete Chappell Recorded Library Cues was later incorporated into Network's 50th Anniversary Prisoner releases.

Composers / Performers

This collection brought together the work of the following artistes:

Paul Aliprandi
Jack Arel
'Eric Austin' (Eric Siday)
Roger Barsotti
Jack Beaver
'Garry Bellington' (François Nazaire Rene Simon-Bessy)
François de Boisvallée
Paul Bonneau
The Bootleg Beatles
Edward Charles
Pierre Dutour
Robert Farnon
Ron Grainer
Philip Green
Johnny Hawksworth
Cecil Henry Jaeger
Malcolm Lockyer
Sinclair Logan
Mark Lubbock
Nino Nardini
'Eric Peters' (Brian Frank Hibbert)
Jean Claude Petit
Felton Rapley
Clive Richardson
Roger Roger
'Denis Rycoth' (Sidney Torch)
Camille Sauvage
'Arnold Steck' (Leslie Statham)
Marcel Stern
Tony Tamburello
Sidney Torch
Thierry Veneux
Charles Williams
Mel Young

Background

Everyman – the brainchild of writer, actor and illustrator Brian Gorman – was first performed as a one-man stage play in Manchester in 2012.

“The Prisoner was such a personal project for McGoohan, and I decided that merging the man and the character (Number Six), in a Prisoner-esque setting, examining how his life was the template for his greatest work, should make for an entertaining and thoughtful stage play.”
BRIAN GORMAN

The play ran to excellent reviews, before moving to Chester, Leeds and Liverpool, and has also been performed on several occasions at Portmeirion, where The Prisoner was originally filmed.

In 2016, Everyman was adapted as a graphic novel, which was re-imagined by Invisible Six in 2017.

“Once the stage play proved successful, the next natural step was to adapt it into a graphic novel. In the book I was able to depict all the many characters McGoohan met.”

In March 2017, Everyman was released by Quoit Media as an audio drama.

Credits

• Presented by Quoit Media Limited in association with All Roads Meet and Invisible Six

• Based on the original stage play by Brian Gorman and the graphic novel published by S.M. Worsey for Invisible Six

• Written and Performed by Brian Gorman

• Produced and Directed by Giles D. Bastow for All Roads Meet

• Sound production, foley work and sound effects by Giles D. Bastow

• Original incidental music written and performed by Tamsin Middleton

• Theme music The Great Bleep Forward by Hand Carved Spatula

• Studios provided by Fab Radio International and Paul Ripley in Manchester, UK

• Design by Rick Davy and Alan Hayes

• Sleeve art by Brian Gorman

Notes

• An audio drama written by and starring Brian Gorman as Patrick McGoohan.

• CD-R format.

• Everyman tells the story of Patrick McGoohan’s life, from his birth in New York, through childhood in Ireland, early years in Sheffield, right up to the filming of The Prisoner. Adapted for audio by Brian Gorman from his successful one-man stage play, he portrays Patrick McGoohan as he looks over his life in the style of a classic episode of The Prisoner.

Tracklisting - Discs 1-3

Disc 1
A1-26. Arrival
A27-45. Once upon a Time
A46-69. A. B. and C.

Disc 2
B1-2. The Prisoner Opening Titles
B3-34. The General
B35-50. Free For All
B51-69. Hammer into Anvil

Disc 3
C1. Arrival (Extended Opening Titles)
C2-13. Checkmate
C14-24. Dance of the Dead
C25-36. The Chimes of Big Ben
C37. The Schizoid Man
C38-39. It's Your Funeral
C40. A Change of Mind
C41. Many Happy Returns

Tracklisting - Discs 4-6

Disc 4
D1-20. Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
D21-46. Living in Harmony
D47. Commercial Break (Out)

Disc 5
E1. Commercial Break (In)
E2-25. The Girl Who Was Death
E26-36. Fall Out
E37-39. Alternate Takes

Disc 6
F1-17. Arrival (Robert Farnon theme and score)
F18-34. Arrival (Wilfred Josephs theme and score)
F35-38. Original Edit Library Tracks
F39-47. Ron Grainer The Prisoner theme
F48-79. Alternate and unused takes and sound effects

Composers / Performers

This collection brought together the work of the following artistes:

Paul Aliprandi
Jack Arel
'Eric Austin' (Eric Siday)
Pierre Arvay
Roger Barsotti
Jack Beaver
'Garry Bellington' (François Nazaire Rene Simon-Bessy)
Georges Bizet
François de Boisvallée
Paul Bonneau
Edward Charles
Albert Elms

Robert Farnon
Ron Grainer
Philip Green
Johnny Hawksworth
Cecil Henry Jaeger
Wilfred Josephs
Malcolm Lockyer
Mark Lubbock
Robert Mersey
Nino Nardini
'Eric Peters' (Brian Frank Hibbert)
Jean Claude Petit
Felton Rapley

Clive Richardson
Roger Roger
'Denis Rycoth' (Sidney Torch)
Camille Sauvage
'Arnold Steck' (Leslie Statham)
Marcel Stern
Johan Strauss Sr.
Tony Tamburello
Sidney Torch
Thierry Veneux
Peter Yorke
Mel Young

Notes

• This 6-CD set brought together the content of the two previous soundtrack releases The Prisoner Original Soundtrack (Network, 2007) and The Prisoner: The Complete Chappell Recorded Library Cues (Derek Lawton, 2010), reordering the tracks to make a cohesive (almost) full soundtrack to The Prisoner.

• A handful of non-Chappell tracks, including Carmen Miranda's I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much), were not included as they were deemed too costly to licence and were available on other commercial releases - which was generally not the case with the Chappell tracks. A small number of tracks from The Complete Chappell Recorded Library Cues were omitted, including All You Need is Love by The Bootleg Beatles. However, several library tracks that featured in the original edits of Arrival and The Chimes of Big Ben were added to the line up.

• Network's Original Soundtrack & Library Music Remastered CD set was also included - with slightly different packaging and no individual barcode - in the company's lavish 'Village Editions' Blu-ray-CD-Book boxed set released on 29th September 2017 to celebrate The Prisoner's 50th Anniversary.

• Disc 1, with a total running time of 82:56, was really pushing the boundaries of what it was physically possible to fit on a compact disc.

• The set included a 48-page Programme Notes book written by Andrew Pixley.

Tracklisting

1. Theme and Introduction

2. Columbo and Peter Falk

3. An Extension of The Prisoner

4. The Prisoner’s Enduring Appeal

5. Approach and Influences

6. From Danger Man to The Prisoner

7. Rover - Machines, Balloons and Bubbles

8. The Penny Farthing

9. The Seven Essential Episodes

10. Once Upon a Time and Fall Out

11. Muscat, McKern and Kanner

12. Scripting and Adlibs

13. A Pop Culture Icon

14. The Fan Question

15. Novel Writing

16. Biographies

17. Where Next?

18. End Theme

Credits

• Interviewers:
  Howard Foy and Arabella McIntyre Brown

• Produced by Rick Davy

• Recording restored by Mark Ayres

• Sound editing and introduction by Alan Hayes

• Title Music © Mathew Lock Estate

Notes

• In September 1990, Patrick McGoohan was invited back to the United Kingdom to attend the launch at Birmingham’s NEC of the new Prisoner edition Caterham Seven car.

• McGoohan had famously driven this vehicle (then a product of Lotus) in The Prisoner, and as part of his NEC appearance he was presented with one of the new models. He also agreed to be interviewed about the series.

• With instructions that the interview and recording could be used in any way provided it was not used or released by any fan club for The Prisoner, journalist Howard Foy conducted an in-depth interview with Patrick for the debut issue of The Box magazine (which also appeared as Primetime Magazine issue 16).

• Laying dormant on dictaphone cassette tape for more than 25 years, the recording was restored by legendary sound man Mark Ayres (Doctor Who) and was released on this CD for the first time in any format.