Ron Grainer interviewed by Binny Lum in 1966

Ron Grainer “The Australian Years”

An excellent blog about Ron Grainer:

While the details of Australian composer Ron Grainer’s music career in England are quite extensively described online, Rons early life in Australia has always been something of a mystery. Also links to:

Ron Grainer “The European Years” blog
and
Ron Grainer “A Collectors Guide” blog

We have added a photo to Ron’s biography page

Readers might be interested to know that excerpts from two Ron Grainer soundtracks, Nothing But The Best & The Moon-Spinners, are now available as a digital download via Apple Music or iTunes.

They can also be streamed via Spotify and similar devices.

Thanks to Clement Fontaine of Disques Cinémusique for the information.

One More Time is a work in progress documentary which tells the story of the musicians who worked on studio sessions during the sixties and seventies. Several former members of The JB7 have taken part.

Project director Alan Boyd would very much appreciate it if you would check out the website at

https://www.onemoretimedocumentary.com/

and also visit, like, and share the facebook page at

https://www.facebook.com/onemoretimedocumentary

Ron gets royal guided tour of Windsor Castle! British Pathé video clip.

“Various shots of the cast and crew of the film ‘Some People’ are shown around the outside of the castle by Prince Philip (Duke of Edinburgh). Commentator tells us the film deals in part with the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.”