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Constance, the meeting was conducted under the Chatham House rule, so I’m unable to elaborate.

Burnt State, we were talking to Bob Emmenegger about spies and he revealed that he had composed the music for the 70s US TV show Lancelot Link Secret Chimp. After we’d finished our interview with Bob we were walking out of his office and past a piano in the hall, Grant Wakefield our cinematographer asked if Bob could improvise a song for the film, and he did it in a single take. It was a great moment and I'm pleased it made it into the final cut. It’s a brief moment of levity in a sea of oppression.

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[QUOTE="Ostension, post: 221188, member: 7777"] [I]Constance[/I], the meeting was conducted under the Chatham House rule, so I’m unable to elaborate. [I]Burnt State[/I], we were talking to Bob Emmenegger about spies and he revealed that he had composed the music for the 70s US TV show [I]Lancelot Link Secret Chimp[/I]. After we’d finished our interview with Bob we were walking out of his office and past a piano in the hall, Grant Wakefield our cinematographer asked if Bob could improvise a song for the film, and he did it in a single take. It was a great moment and I'm pleased it made it into the final cut. It’s a brief moment of levity in a sea of oppression. [MEDIA=youtube]0d5dKBMK5mo[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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