THE MUSICAL/AUDIO STORYBOOK LIBRARY
BRITISH EVENTS IN HISTORY
Beyond the Richard everyone knows, the concert performer who brings fun and musicianship to so many, he has devised a brand new concept that few, if any, other performers in the world could possibly create. Yes there are many songwriters, many scriptwriters, many researchers and many music producers, to say nothing of prohibitive recording studio and manufacturing costs. Few are all these things but Richard covers all those aspects to produce a musical storybook library the likes of which have never been attempted before by anyone. Unique is an often-used word but this musical/audio storybook library really is. Digitally recorded for CD release and personally signed, each tells the story of a British historical event through songs and narration.
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY - THE SHIP THAT ROCKED, THE STORY OF PIRATE RADIO - THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON - 1966 WORLD CUP - THE SECRET SPITFIRES - THE GUNPOWDER PLOT
Richard does more than just tell their stories, saying what others have said before. He has delved far deeper so you can discover little-known, amazing facts and original songs about them all within this captivating library.
THIS COLLECTION IS CREATIVE ORIGINALITY AT ITS VERY BEST
Each CD comes with Richard's unique and distinctive trademark of a handwritten, personally signed disc and full sleevenote details.
Each storybook is £9.99 inc P&P
MAS 013 THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY
In 1963 a daring robbery took place when 15 criminals robbed the Glasgow to London Post Office Train at Bridego Bridge in Buckinghamshire. This musical/storybook, without glamourising the criminals, tells the story of what went right and what went wrong and how they were eventually caught through their own mistakes.
MAS 014 THE SHIP THAT ROCKED - THE STORY OF PIRATE RADIO
It is said that the swinging 1960s music revolution changed the world, but unfortunately it wasn't embraced at the outset by The BBC and their reluctance for change. Ships anchored around Britain's coastline and began broadcasting the music the youngsters wanted to hear. They would change radio forever, even though it was banned by the Government. This musical/storybook tells of the ships and the new wave of disc jockeys, many of whom, strangely went on to work for The BBC, an admission of The Corporation's bad judgement