Carey Blyton

Biography

Carey Blyton (14 March 1932 – 13 July 2002) was a British composer and writer best known for his song Bananas In Pyjamas (1969), which later (1992) became an Australian children's television series, and for his work on Doctor Who. Blyton, a nephew of children's author Enid Blyton, showed a talent for science from an early age, and did not switch to music until he contracted polio and, as he was recovering, began taking piano lessons in 1948 at the age of sixteen.

Popular Songs

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  A Sherlock Holmes Suite, Op. 81: I. "March: The Game's Afoot!"

  Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who
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  A Sherlock Holmes Suite, Op. 81: II. "Baker Street Conversation (Dr Watson and Mrs Hudson)"

  Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who
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  A Sherlock Holmes Suite, Op. 81: III. "Porky Johnson & The Baker Street Irregulars"

  Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who
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  A Sherlock Holmes Suite, Op. 81: IV. "Scenes from Holmes' London (An Opium Den in Limehouse & A German Street Band)"

  Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who
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  A Sherlock Holmes Suite, Op. 81: V. "Professional Colleagues (Leverton of Pinkerton's Detective Agency, USA & Inspectors Gregson, Lestrade & Athelney Jones of Scotland Yard)"

  Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who

Discography

Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who

1999