Credits:

Barry Gray

Description:

London Directive X" is an ambitious film produced in 1969 by Gerry Anderson, creator of "Thunderbirds," that aims to fuse supermarionation with live action. Father Stanley, who lives in a church in the suburbs of England, is actually a special agent for the Bishop of X Operations Division (BISHOP-British IntelligenceService Headquaters Operation Priest) of the British Secret Intelligence Service. When Stanley receives an order X from London headquarters, he uses a secret weapon hidden in a church Bible, the minimizer (a device developed by Professor Humbird that shrinks matter to 1/3 its original size), to make his partner, gardener Mashu, smaller, and infiltrate a terrifying international criminal network and spy ring to stop various plots through covert action. The music is by Barry Gray, who has worked on almost all of Gerry Anderson's films. The theme song features scatting by the "Mike Sam's Singers," a pop/soft rock chorus group proudly known in the U.K. This is a must-see!

Tracklisting:

1.Century 21 Logo
2.Robbery At Healey Automation
3.The Secret Service Main Titles
4.Calling Father Unwin
5.Operation Intercept
6.250 Hours
7.Sabotage
8.Aerial Spies
9.The Unwilling Accomplice
10.Feathered Bombers
11.Ambush
12.Bufflers Halt Reopens
13.The Train Hijack
14.The Secret Service End Titles