Space, Time and Beyond
 

No. 53 of 66 in the Miscellaneous music & sound effects series
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Starring: Mankind
By:Ron Grainer
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Editions:  UK (CD) | UK (LP)
Description:  12-track CD / vinyl compilation of the entire output of British band Mankind, best known for their sole hit single, the 1978 disco version of the Doctor Who theme. Contains both the 7-inch and 12-inch versions of that track, plus their 1984 followup, Dr. Who (The Sequel) and a brand new 2013 remix of the tune by dance music producers Dos Amigoz.

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Edition: UK (CD)
Released:  November 2013
Publisher:  Genepool Records
Format: 1 x CD
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Track listing:

  1. Dr Who? (Time Waits For No Man) by Mankind vs Dos Amigoz feat. Diane Charlemagne
  2. Dr Who? (Radio)
  3. Time Traveller (Radio)
  4. Chain Reaction (Radio)
  5. Funky Revolution (Radio)
  6. Dark Star Angel (Radio)
  7. UFO (Radio)
  8. Dr Who? (Club)
  9. Time Traveller (Club)
  10. Chain Reaction (Club)
  11. Funky Revolution (Club)
  12. Dark Star Angel (Club)
  13. UFO (Club)
  14. Dr Who? (Cosmic Remix)

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Edition: UK (LP)
Released:  January 2014
Publisher:  Genepool Records
Format: 1 x LP
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Note:  Pressed on 180-gram clear blue vinyl and packaged in a gatefold sleeve, featuring ultra rare images from the first ever Doctor Who convention in Hollywood in 1979 and a poster used to advertise the convention.

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