Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. The Prisoner

Side B:
B1. Happening Sunday

• A single release version of Ron Grainer's The Prisoner main title theme recorded by The Ron Grainer Orchestra.

• The B-side, Happening Sunday, is a Garrard and Brown composition that has no connection with The Prisoner.

Tracklisting

Side A:
A. I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape

Side AA:
AA. We're Not Sorry

Notes

• Spelling of Danger Man in the tracklisting is as per the release.

Tracklisting

Side A:
A. I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape

Side AA:
AA. Theme from Dangerman

Notes

• Spelling of Danger Man in the tracklisting is as per the release.

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape
A2. Theme from Dangerman
A3. All Systems Are Go!

Side B:
B1. Big Painting
B2. Stranger Than Fiction
B3. Up Against It

Notes

• Spelling of Danger Man in the tracklisting is as per the release.

Images: Bam-Caruso Records Ltd
with thanks to Al Samujh and Sheena Samujh

Tracklisting

Side A:
Arrival
A1. The Prisoner Main Titles
A2. No. 6 Approaches the Escape Helicopter
A3. Village Band March into the Main Square
A4. Alternative Main Titles
A. B. and C.
A5. No. 6 and 'B' Dance at Engadine's Party
Free For All
A6. Escape Attempt by Moke and Speed Boat
A7. Mechanical Band Play in the Cat And Mouse
A8. The Election Won, No. 6 Takes Up Office
A9. Violence Erupts in the Rover Cave
The General
A10. The Art Seminar Around the Fountain
A11. Top Hat Approach Security Clearance
A12. Villagers Celebrate Passing Their Exams
A13. No. 6 is Taken to Meet the General
A14. Destruction And Aftermath

Side B:
Fall Out
B1. Main Theme and Fall Out Reprise
Many Happy Returns
B2. No. 6 Searches the Gunrunner Boat
Dance of the Dead
B3. Carnival Procession Around the Square
B4. No. 6 Steals the Lifebelt
Checkmate
B5. Conspirators Attack the Searchlight Tower
Hammer into Anvil
B6. No. 6 is Followed to the Stone Boat
B7. Village Band Play the Farandelle
B8. No. 14 Attacks No. 6 in his House
The Girl Who Was Death
B9. At the Cricket Match
Once upon a Time
B10. No. 6 is Regressed Back to Childhood
B11. ...And Starts his Schooldays
B12. The Prisoner Closing Credits

Notes

• This was the first ever Prisoner original soundtrack release, issued by Bam-Caruso Records of St. Albans, Hertfordshire.

• All tracks by Albert Elms except: Tracks A1, B1 and B12 (Ron Grainer), A2 and A4 (Wilfred Josephs), A3 (Johann Strauss I), B6 and B7 (Georges Bizet, arranged by Albert Elms) and B8 (Vivaldi, arranged by Albert Elms).

• This release was a co-production between Bam-Caruso Records and the Six of One Prisoner Appreciation Society in association with ITC Entertainment.

• This LP was issued in several variants, the earliest of which were available exclusively through Six of One. These came with an unusual and well thought out gatefold front cover (see images above for a demonstration) and included a 24-page book, The Making of The Prisoner, a printed sleeve (pictured below) and a Village Map (pictured right).

Images: Anagram Records / Cherry Red Records Ltd

Tracklisting

7" / 12" Singles -
Side A:
A1. Number 6

Side B:
B1. Hypnotique

• Tracks composed and performed by Taboo and produced by Keith West.

• Although the 7" and 12" editions of this record had identical tracks listed, the 12" versions were extended.

Images: WEA

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. The Prisoner

Side B:
B1. The Prisoner (The Portmeirion Mix)

• Tracks composed and performed by Howard Jones. Mixed by Mike Roarty. Produced and recorded by Chris Hughes, Ian Stanley, Ross Cullum for the I.S.A.

• This was a UK 2-track promo-only version of Howard Jones' The Prisoner single and it came in a plain white sleeve. It is the only variant of this single to include Prisoner artwork elements.

Images: Pulse Records Ltd

Tracklisting

7" Single -
Side A:
A1. Fallout (Radio Mix)

Side B:
B1. Fallout (Instrumental)

12" Single -
Side A:
A1. Fallout (Club Mix)

Side B:
B1. Fallout (Radio Mix)
B2. Super 7
B3. D J (Skratch-Ins)

• All tracks composed and performed by Robin Fennah, Alan Fennah, Andy Fennah and Ian Lewis, except Super 7, credited to M Cooper, Robin and A Fennah and M Holmes.

Tracklisting

7" Single -
Side A:
A1. The Prisoner (Free Man Mix)

Side B:
B1. The Escape (Big Ben Mix - Instrumental)

12" Single -
Side A:
A1. The Prisoner (Free Man Mix)
A2. The Prisoner (Confidential Mix)

Side B:
B1. The Escape (Solitary Club Mix - Instrumental)

Notes

• These vinyl singles tied in with the album Power Themes 90, which remixed theme tunes for several popular British TV series for the new decade.

• The 7" label carried a misprint stating that the B-side track was entitled The Escape (Big Ben Mix) rather than The Prisoner (Big Ben Mix).

Images: Network Distributing
with thanks to Martin Cater

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Arrival
A2. Once upon a Time
A3. A. B. and C.
A4. The General

Side B:
B1. The Prisoner Standard Titles / Episode Opening
B2. Free for All
B3. Hammer into Anvil
B4. Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
B5. Living in Harmony
B6. Fall Out
B7. The Prisoner End Titles

• Vinyl LP comprising highlights of Network's earlier 3 x CD release.

• All tracks composed by Albert Elms except Track A1, composed by Robert Farnon / Ron Grainer / Wilfred Josephs) and Tracks B1 and B7, composed by Ron Grainer.

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape

Side B:
B1. My Andy Warhol Poster

Notes

• White vinyl 7" reissue from Heavy Soul Records, licensed from Cherry Red Records.

• Limited Edition of 300 copies.

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. I Helped Patrick McGoohan Escape

Side B:
B1. Theme from Dangerman
B2. Big Painting

Notes

• White vinyl 7" reissue from Optic Nerve Records, licensed from Cherry Red Records.

• Limited Edition of 1000 copies.

• The single included a picture sleeve (replica of the 1983 issue), a Number 6 postcard and a poster of Ed Ball shooting the original promotional video.

• Spelling of Danger Man in the tracklisting is as per the release.