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	OD2:On Demand Distribution : Digital Music Distribution for the 21st Century (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Telstar and OD2 have agreed terms for the license of Telstar Records repertoire to OD2’s new subscription platform, WebAudioNet.
		For the first time music fans will be able to rent music for a fixed monthly fee, as opposed to purchasing it outright.
		The music is then delivered electronically with a license which permits the user unlimited access to the music for a defined period, allowing consumers to enjoy and sample a huge range of different music at one time.
	www.ondemanddistribution.com /ger/press/pressdetails.asp?id=76 (516 words)

	The Telstar Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Even today "Telstar" remains a happy, feelgood tune and – like the similar contemporary electric sound of The Shadows - captures the mood of the era when people thought that the World was just getting better all the time with the march of technological progress.
		Telstar, though, was the true ancestor of modern communication satellites and was also the first space vehicle to be owned by a company rather than a government - in this case AT andT of America - although it was operated by a consortium including NASA and the British General Post Office.
		Telstar would be visible from Britain for 40 minutes and then invisible again for the next two and a half hours – an awkward phenomenon if a televised sporting event went into extra time.
	glostransporthistory.softdata.co.uk /telstar.htm (2027 words)

	Salem Music Network - Satellite Receive Antenna Criteria
		Telstar 301 begins operation at 96 degrees WL beginning a "3 degree spacing" environment.
		Telstar 401 fails in January and is replaced by Telstar 5 in July at 97 degrees WL.
		As the graph demonstrates, when peaking for maximum signal strength, a fair amount of rotation of the LNA or LNB is required to achieve a relatively small increase in the desired signal level, while a very small amount of rotation is required to achieve a very sharp null of the undesired signal.
	www.salemmusicnetwork.com /tech/interference/catch.shtml (2827 words)

	Telstar - First Active Communications Satellite in 1962
		The ATandT Telstar I satellite was launched on July 10th, 1962, and later that same day transmitted the first live television images from the United States to France.
		Communications satellites continued to be developed, eventually making RCA's DSS system possible with the launch of a Hughes communications satellite in December 1993.
		The Telstar contained a transponder, a device capable of receiving, amplifying, and retransmitting data in real time.
	www.cedmagic.com /history/telstar.html (109 words)

	Welcome To The Retro Future
		Among those who are sitting glued to their TV sets is a British music producer named Joe Meek.
		Despite the tragic ending, Meek's stature as a producer and songwriter continues; in particular, his contributions to the recording process-pioneering experiments in compression and close-miking-are belatedly been recognized by his peers.
		A whole new generation of listeners pick up on the quirky, atmospheric quality of the "Meeksville Sound." Almost four decades after its release, "Telstar" is still one of the finest examples of instrumental rock ever created, evoking that brief moment in time when a telecommunications satellite could inspire a stirring anthem to the space-age.
	www.retrofuture.com /telstar.html (679 words)

	Sweden / Music
		The music scene in Stockholm has produced and inspired artists for many years and a number of group's launch their world tours in Stockholm.
		Swedish music industry exports amount to SEK 3.3 billion a year and 90 per cent of the Swedish music industry is located in Stockholm.
		Classical music, jazz and favorites from musicals will be performed by famous names, for example, Monserrat Caballé will perform in a Verdi Gala, there will be a Tribute to Frank Sinatra and a Musical Night with Tommy Körberg and the West End Theatre Orchestra.
	www.geographia.com /sweden/music.html (852 words)

	Away From The Numbers
		Telstar is a very strong link with the days when East Fife were a successful team.
		To all I do apologise it's Telstar all the way from now on the songs played on Sat wre a dig at you know who.
		I now know most of the fans want Telstar and you all are very important to the club.
	pub10.bravenet.com /forum/849684916/show/898934 (668 words)

	HobbySpace - Space Music - Rock/Pop
		However, by then, space exploration was not terribly popular with the anti-tech, counter-culture music community and public interest in space had also declined as the Viet Nam War and various social problems dominated everyone's attention.
		Music on Mars: It wasn't all science at a simulated Mars base in Utah last spring.
		The Ventures Play Telstar album became one of their biggest sellers; so much so that many Americans came to assume that the song was originally from the Ventures.
	www.hobbyspace.com /Music/music1.html (2569 words)

	Telstar by The Tornados Songfacts
		An instrumental with space sound effects, this is about the Telstar communications satellite, which was launched shortly before this was written.
		This mixture of music and voice was usual and had not been done in a Pop tune, yet this track exploded on the music scene.
		Surprisingly for someone who spent his life recording music, he was in fact tone deaf and dyslectic.
	www.songfacts.com /detail.php?id=11 (854 words)

	The History of Rock Music. Telstar Ponies: biography, discography, reviews, links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Telstar Ponies, formed in 1994 by singer and guitarist David Keenan, are heir to the great Scottish school of noise-rock (Jesus And Mary Chain and Primal Scream) with roots in the Scottish school of Brit-pop (drummer Brendan O'Hare used to be in Teenage Fanclub).
		Devine's Brewery Of Eggshells is the most accessible track, but the core of the album is elsewhere.
		Tracks: Bells For Albert Ayler, Voices From The New Music, Last Outpost, Shizuka, A Little Cloud, Aegis Falling, Sail Her On, A Feather On The Breath, demented, seven-minute, The Fall Of Little Summer, Does Your Heart Have Wings?
	www.scaruffi.com /vol6/telstar.html (244 words)

	THE TORNADOS - “Telstar” \| FreakyTrigger
		“Telstar” leads the instrumental beat boom to the wonderful land, packs it on a rocket and sends it to the stars - its all-or-nothing optimism is inspiring and bittersweet.
		Telstar itself went dead less than a year after launch; but “Telstar” was a sort of satellite too, opening channels back to America and rising up that country’s charts while its namesake beamed live into British living rooms.
		Over 40 years on, Telstar still stops me when ever I hear it, as then just a teenager, it sparkled to me with such promise, which as has been said, never materialised.
	freakytrigger.co.uk /popular/2004/11/the-tornados-telstar (622 words)

	Mis-Teeq - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally an RandB song, a remix version by Matt "Jam" Lamont soon became a smash in the underground garage scene, and as a result a second music video for the song was filmed and released.
		While "Why" became a hit on the UK singles chart, reaching the top 10 with a peak position of number 8 despite its appearance on a number of dance compilations, and an early lack of media support, Zena consequently decided to leave the lineup in spring 2001.
		Originally a remake of the same-titled unreleased Blaque single from 2002, Mis-Teeq and Telstar agreed not to use album version, instead releasing the alternate "Ignorants Radio Edit" as an official single version.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mis-teeq (970 words)

	American Music In Laser Light
		ABOUT THE MUSIC: “Carolina Shout” is a fine example of the style of music known as “stride” piano playing, in which the pianist’s left hand “strides” back and forth between bass notes near the low end of the keyboard and chords in the middle of the keyboard, while the right hand plays the melody.
		This kind of light effect is well suited to the driving beat of rock and roll music, and the many of the earliest laser shows were composed entirely of rock and roll or rock music.
		Howard Hanson (1896-1961) was the director of the Eastman School of Music from 1924 to 1964.
	www.rmsc.org /planetarium/teachers/AmericanMusicInLaserLight.html (2490 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Poptones starts recovery
		The joint ventures are constructed to give an equal split of profits to the two companies, with shared risk and liability for the vast expenses of plugging a new band, Poptones said.
		Mr Blackburn said that the current turbulent times for the music industry were still a problem.
		Links to more Music stories are at the foot of the page.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/2300159.stm (452 words)

	Comfort Stand Recordings — Joe Meek
		It was up to his associates with more conventional musical talent--David Adams, Geoff Goddard, arranger Charles Blackwell, and future heavy-metal icon Ritchie Blackmore--to translate Joe's caterwauling into structured, AABA hit material.
		Just the fact alone that a tone deaf, musically un-inclined, eccentric, recording producer was churning out hit records from his bedroom, and making significant waves on the music charts, is a “tall tale” in itself!
		Telstar is really weird, yet very beautiful by conventional standards, and it’s extremely rare that something so unique and bizarre would become such a huge hit!” Tepperman ended by concluding that the success of Telstar is due to the fact that it’s “Everything to Everyone!”
	www.comfortstand.com /catalog/037/index.html (1109 words)

	Telstar Ponies, MP3 Music Download at eMusic
		After David Keenan (guitar, vocals) departed from 18 Wheeler in 1994, he formed the Telstar Ponies in Glasgow, Scotland, with singer Rachel Devine, Gavin Laird (guitar, vocals), and former Teenage Fanclub drummer Brendan O'Hare.
		In 1995, the Telstar Ponies released their first album, In the Space of a Few Minutes.
		The Telstar Ponies were originally viewed by some critics as a weak knock-off of Teenage Fanclub.
	www.emusic.com /artist/11690/11690827.html (244 words)

	Telstar Ponies - AOL Music
		Telstar Ponies are a rock band from Glasgow, Scotland.
		Their musical style varies considerably but displays obvious influences from Krautrock,...
		telstar ponies' return is one which will surprise a few,...
	music.aol.com /artist/telstar-ponies/169087/main (104 words)

	Adrian's Album Reviews : Joe Meek
		'Telstar' is the song you hear in adverts, Margaret Thatcher’s favourite song.
		Of course, I became aware of Meek's work when "Telstar" was released, and remember "Have I The Right" as being a pretty popular song back then.
		The guitar sound on the latter was remarkable, very advanced for its time, and the techno feel of the former presaged an entire genre that would be developed about 30 years later.
	www.adriandenning.co.uk /meek.html (1837 words)

	The Adrenaline Vault \| News \| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Take-Two will oversee and fund Telstar's product development efforts as well as publish and distribute all past, present and future Telstar Electronic products.
		Telstar Group will receive varying percentages of profits generated from the venture as consideration.
		Among the Telstar products to be published in the next six months worldwide are Airport for the PC and Joe Blow and Insurrection for the PC and Sony PlayStation.
	www.avault.com /news/displaynews.asp?story=4291999-11182 (137 words)

	telstar in The AnswerBank: Music
		who recorded a song with lyrics to the music of telstar
		Though to be honest, it's only the intro that sounds a bit like Telstar, and then only on the single version (the LP version has a different intro).
		There was a vocal version of Telstar produced by Joe Meek (who did the original, too, of course) and sung — very badly — by the remarkably named Kenny Hollywood (one of Joe's 'special friends', one assumes).
	www.theanswerbank.co.uk /Music/Question81442.html (182 words)

	Playbill News: Joe Meek Rocks Again As Telstar Opening in London June 24
		A new musical traces the rise and fall of Joe Meek, the legendary British rock music producer.
		Telstar, by Nick Moran and James Hicks, opens at London’s New Ambassadors Theatre June 24.
		for more classical music, opera, dance and jazz news and features.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/93711.html (458 words)

	Warner Music lands Craig David deal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		LONDON - Warner Music U.K. has completed an exclusive international deal with Wildstar Records to licence the catalog and future recordings of British RandB singer Craig David.
		The pact, disclosed Monday (Sept. 5), covers the world excluding Japan, where his recordings are licensed to Pony Canyon until August 2006.
		Commenting on the deal, Warner Music U.K. chairman Nick Phillips says the major record company is looking to position 'his exceptional talent for even greater international success.'
	music.monstersandcritics.com /news/printer_1046667.php (182 words)

	TelStar - Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews - Download.com
		TelStar 1.8.10 has been updated to TelStar 1.9.
		In a moment, you will be redirected to the latest version of TelStar.
		Please click here for TelStar 1.9 if your browser does not automatically redirect you.
	www.download.com /TelStar/3000-2085-10299911.html (53 words)

	SPACEpod
		first telecommunications satellite, British music producer Joe Meek wrote this ode to the new frontier and got the popular instrumental band The Tornadoes to record it.
		Propelled by the chunky sound of a valve-driven organ called a clavioline, “Telstar” became an international hit, and was the first #1 pop song ever by a British band on the US music charts.
		Because of the guitars, silly; if The Tornadoes captured the immediacy of the historic event, it was The Ventures that explored the future in a shimmering six-string style.
	www.space.com /entertainment/spacebox/the_ventures_telstar.html (104 words)

	michael yednak - sheet music
		In the Window is a ballad that I wrote shortly after a very influential person in my life passed away.
		The more I learn about myself and my music, the more I understand what he was trying to teach me. I hope heâ??s still listening, because every time I play this tune, I think of him.
		I was helping my friend move to a new place.
	telstar.ote.cmu.edu /environ/adeal/mike/music.html (446 words)

	Telstar! Instrumental Diamonds '58 - '77 gullbuy review
		Instrumental Diamonds ' 58 - 77 is Volume 3 in a series of a little known (on these shores) British genre of instrumental music, which had it's heyday and peaked around 1963 with the release of The Tornados #1 smash hit Telstar.
		In addition to The Tornados, I had previously heard Sounds Orchestral and The Flee-Rekkers (another Joe Meek production) and had been searching for music by Timebox (in fact just last weekend!), so I was excited to hear this compilation.
		Even though Telstar is a sprawling collection which might have too much music for the casual browser, I think the price negates any negativeness stemming from the inclusion of some inferior material or music not in my taste.
	www.gullbuy.com /buy/2003/6_24/telstar.cfm (521 words)

	Wanadoo joins OD2 online music band \| The Register
		The deal means that Wanadoo will be able to offer a music subscription service to its 5.75 million punters in France and the UK.
		Like other operators, Wanadoo has identified that music could prove to be a real money-spinner with people happy to cough up for premium content.
		OD2 - which was founded by music man Peter Gabriel - has access to artists from a number of music labels including BMG, Warner Music, Mushroom, Telstar, V2 and Ministry of Sound.
	www.theregister.com /2002/05/16/wanadoo_joins_od2_online_music (345 words)

	TELSTAR - Joe Meek
		This special book has been years in the making, and promises to be the definitive title on the music career of Joe Meek.
		Legendary British producer and technical innovator Meek–the man behind the hits “Telstar” and “Have I the Right?”–has become a cult figure since his death in 1967, with fan clubs, CD collections, and retrospectives growing in popularity every day.
		Although much attention has been paid to his unusual life story and tragic passing, “Creative Music Production: Joe Meek’s Bold Techniques” is the first book that gives the details on the methods that led to Meek’s influential hits.
	www.smecc.org /telstar_-_joe_meek.htm (294 words)

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