Kpm 1000 Series: The Editor's Companion - Volume Four

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Kpm 1000 Series: The Editor's Companion - Volume Four

Dick Walter

191018891053
146 tracksReleased 1984-01-01

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191018891053 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Kpm 1000 Series: The Editor's Companion - Volume Four by Dick Walter, released 1984-01-01. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 146 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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91018Manufacturer
89105Product
3Check digit
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Manufacturer:
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Track List (146)

Cartoon Coda (a)
Cartoon Coda (a)
Cartoon Coda (B)
Cartoon Coda (B)
Cartoon Coda (C)
Cartoon Coda (C)
Cartoon Coda (D)
Cartoon Coda (D)
Cartoon Coda (E)
Cartoon Coda (E)
Cartoon Coda (F)
Cartoon Coda (F)
Cartoon Coda (G)
Cartoon Coda (G)
Cartoon Coda (H)
Cartoon Coda (H)
Cartoon Coda (I)
Cartoon Coda (I)
Cartoon Coda (J)
Cartoon Coda (J)
Cartoon Coda (K)
Cartoon Coda (K)
The Chase Is On
The Chase Is On
The Chase Continues
The Chase Continues
They're Still Chasing
They're Still Chasing
Watch Out! (a)
Watch Out! (a)
Watch Out! (B)
Watch Out! (B)
Watch Out! (C)
Watch Out! (C)
Shifty
Shifty
Baby Elephant (a)
Baby Elephant (a)
Baby Elephant (B)
Baby Elephant (B)
Creeping About
Creeping About
On the Sly (a)
On the Sly (a)
On the Sly (B)
On the Sly (B)
Stealth by Night
Stealth by Night
Lighting the Fuse (a)
Lighting the Fuse (a)
Lighting the Fuse (B)
Lighting the Fuse (B)
Lighting the Fuse (C)
Lighting the Fuse (C)
Lighting the Fuse (D)
Lighting the Fuse (D)
Shock Horror (a)
Shock Horror (a)
Shock Horror (B)
Shock Horror (B)
Shock Horror (C)
Shock Horror (C)
Shock Horror (D)
Shock Horror (D)
Shock Horror (E)
Shock Horror (E)
The Villain (a)
The Villain (a)
The Villain (B)
The Villain (B)
The Plot Thickens
The Plot Thickens
Desperate Dilemma
Desperate Dilemma
Whose That!
Whose That!
Strange Goings-On
Strange Goings-On
Oh Dear!
Oh Dear!
Trouble
Trouble
Comic Tension (a)
Comic Tension (a)
Comic Tension (B)
Comic Tension (B)
Comic Tension (C)
Comic Tension (C)
Comic Tension (D)
Comic Tension (D)
Comic Tension (E)
Comic Tension (E)
Comic Tension (F)
Comic Tension (F)
School's Out
School's Out
Busy Little Bees
Busy Little Bees
Rushing About
Rushing About
Flash Harry
Flash Harry
Nice Neighbours (a)
Nice Neighbours (a)
Nice Neighbours (B)
Nice Neighbours (B)
Nice Neighbours (C)
Nice Neighbours (C)
Nice Neighbours (D)
Nice Neighbours (D)
Nice Neighbours (E)
Nice Neighbours (E)
Nice Neighbours (F)
Nice Neighbours (F)
Life Goes On (a)
Life Goes On (a)
Life Goes On (B)
Life Goes On (B)
Life Goes On (C)
Life Goes On (C)
Life Goes On (D)
Life Goes On (D)
Life Goes On (E)
Life Goes On (E)
Comic Ending (a)
Comic Ending (a)
Comic Ending (B)
Comic Ending (B)
Comic Ending (C)
Comic Ending (C)
Comic Ending (D)
Comic Ending (D)
Comic Ending (E)
Comic Ending (E)
Comic Ending (F)
Comic Ending (F)
Comic Ending (G)
Comic Ending (G)
Comic Ending (H)
Comic Ending (H)
Comic Ending (I)
Comic Ending (I)
Floating Down (a)
Floating Down (a)
Floating Down (B)
Floating Down (B)
Floating Up
Floating Up
Over and Under
Over and Under
Scurry
Scurry
Rushing Down (a)
Rushing Down (a)
Rushing Down (B)
Rushing Down (B)
Sliding About
Sliding About
Spiralling Down
Spiralling Down
Spiralling Up
Spiralling Up
Cartoon Chord
Cartoon Chord
On Tip Toes (a)
On Tip Toes (a)
On Tip Toes (B)
On Tip Toes (B)
Setting the Trap
Setting the Trap
Down the Pan (a)
Down the Pan (a)
Down the Pan (B)
Down the Pan (B)
Down the Pan (C)
Down the Pan (C)
Down the Pan (D)
Down the Pan (D)
Down the Pan (E)
Down the Pan (E)
Down the Pan (F)
Down the Pan (F)
Down the Pan (G)
Down the Pan (G)
Down the Pan (H)
Down the Pan (H)
Up the Stairs (a)
Up the Stairs (a)
Up the Stairs (B)
Up the Stairs (B)
About Turn
About Turn
Swanee Whistle
Swanee Whistle
Duck Squawk
Duck Squawk
At Home
At Home
Sunday Mornings
Sunday Mornings
Summertime Outing
Summertime Outing
Bedtime
Bedtime
Dreaming
Dreaming
Family Life (a)
Family Life (a)
Family Life (B)
Family Life (B)
Family Life (C)
Family Life (C)
Family Life (D)
Family Life (D)
Family Life (E)
Family Life (E)
Family Life (F)
Family Life (F)
Family Life (G)
Family Life (G)
Family Life (H)
Family Life (H)
Fairy Dust (a)
Fairy Dust (a)
Fairy Dust (B)
Fairy Dust (B)
Fairy Dust (C)
Fairy Dust (C)
Fairy Dust (D)
Fairy Dust (D)
Fairy Dust (E)
Fairy Dust (E)
Fairy Dust (F)
Fairy Dust (F)
Piano Lesson (a)
Piano Lesson (a)
Piano Lesson (B)
Piano Lesson (B)
Piano Study
Piano Study
Lovers' Prelude
Lovers' Prelude
Weeping Heart
Weeping Heart
Horn Calls
Horn Calls
Hero's Return
Hero's Return
Tuba Fun
Tuba Fun
Tuba Walk
Tuba Walk
Trumpet Talk
Trumpet Talk
The Last Post
The Last Post
Taps
Taps
Trombone Slides
Trombone Slides
Lonely Violin
Lonely Violin
Heartstrings
Heartstrings
Cello Link (a)
Cello Link (a)
Cello Link (B)
Cello Link (B)
Bird Song
Bird Song
Dream Dissolve
Dream Dissolve
Timpani Statement (a)
Timpani Statement (a)
Timpani Statement (B)
Timpani Statement (B)
Timpani Statement (C)
Timpani Statement (C)
Timpani Statement (D)
Timpani Statement (D)
Parade Ground (a)
Parade Ground (a)
Parade Ground (B)
Parade Ground (B)
Sleigh Bells
Sleigh Bells
Ping
Ping
Bong
Bong
Tring
Tring

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What is UPC 191018891053?
UPC 191018891053 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "Kpm 1000 Series: The Editor's Companion - Volume Four" by Dick Walter.
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How is a UPC different from an ISRC?
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UPC 191018891053 contains 146 tracks.
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What is UPC 191018891053?

191018891053 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Kpm 1000 Series: The Editor's Companion - Volume Four by Dick Walter. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 146 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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