Mike mcnaught

[Blighty]

Seeing as how he was getting some discussion in another post I thought I'd start another thread so I can pick peoples brains. So what's he been resonsible for? Here's what I have and I know of:

Spin A Magic Tune Top (Tempo 1973) LP
Bugs Bunny Comes To London (MFP 1973) LP
Bugs Bunny - The Bunny Hop/The Bus Song (MFP 1973) 7''
Scooby Doo and the Snowman Mystery (MFP 1973) LP
Mystery Incorporated - Where Are You Scooby Doo/Mystery Incorporated (MFP 1973) 7''

I think the Rupert The Bear records that have been getting a mention on this board are Mike McNaught's work too. I believe there's two of them. Rupert And The Firebird and another one. Lord Thames mentioned Mike McNaught had recorded something for KPM too.

That's about as much as I have. If anyone has a copy of the Scooby Doo LP for trade I'm after one as I've only ever found a battered copy. And I need both the Rupert LPs too. Cheers.

[Lord Thames]

A quick bit of Googling reveals he arranged some tracks for Harry Nilsson, after he heard him MD'ing the London production of 'The Point'.

A useful little biog from the programme of 'The Point' can be found here:

http://www.the-monkees.net/shows/The...emcnaught.html

The KPM track is 'Day's Work', and a brief excerpt turns up on 'The Monty Python Matching Tie And Handkerchief' LP. I don't know which KPM disc it's from, but if anyone has the full version, I'm interested!

[peter sundae]

Noddy in toyland-phillips-1972,lyrics and music by Mike Mcnaught & Ken Martyne.We are the naughty goblins is very amusing.

[Blighty]

Cheers for the info guys.

[Mr Divine]

He was also a member of the London Jazz Four, as leader, pianist and arranger. He wrote the rather pleasant "Song For Hilary" AND he's a fellow Glaswegian. There you go...