Owing to action from the MCPS/PRS in the United Kingdom, I have had to remove all theme tunes from this site. However, I have provided a theme tune site at http://www.sterlingtimes.org/music_themes_intro.htm from where you may source a wide range of British radio and television theme tunes. A note about the MCPS/PRS appears at the base of this page.
I like Brum, the little car from the Motor Museum in the Cotswolds who goes on visits to the big town (Birmingham) and meets Mr and Mrs Doolally and their 'doolally' children and Mr and Mrs Lah-Di-Dah.

The photograph opposite taken during our visit to the museum in Bourton-On-The-Water. This is the real Brum!

Some Midi Files

The Singing Ringing Tree

Pingu first emerged from his igloo and onto the ice in 1990. He lives with his mother and postman father, and baby sister Pinga in a small village on an ice cap. Pingu plays with his friends, Ping, Pingo and Robby the seal where they skate, play with ice-sculptures, and generally get up to much mischief! Pingu is a popular character world-wide, fans in Japan can purchase Pingu biscuits and fans in Switzerland can purchase Pingu Flakes.

Teletubbies1997 saw the Teletubbies arrive on our screen. They re-invented TV for pre-school children causing international debate and won a number of awards. Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po all live together in Tellytubby Land, in their Tubbytronic Superdome, with their vacuum cleaner Noo-Noo, who cleans up after them and vacuums up any spare tubby toast!

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NEWS UPDATE! As many of you already know, I have been approached by both the Mechanical Copyright Protection Society (MCPS) and the Performing Right Society (PRS) in the United Kingdom (UK) who have urgied me to license music clips on my site based upon my being "economically resident" in the UK. It is complicated obtaining the necessary permissions and expensive given that quotations indicate a tax inclusive price of £881 a year. I have reluctantly decided to remove all music files from the relevant www.sterlingtimes.co.uk servers. I am continuing to point to music files on third party sites. Read more about this at www.sterlingtimes.org/internet_and_licensing.htm.