Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who

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Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who

Carey Blyton

5018121114822
32 tracksReleased 1999-01-01Upbeat Classics

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5018121114822 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who by Carey Blyton, released 1999-01-01 on Upbeat Classics. 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 32 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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11482Product
2Check digit
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Track List (32)

A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: I. "March: The Game's Afoot!"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: I. "March: The Game's Afoot!"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: II. "Baker Street Conversation (Dr Watson and Mrs Hudson)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: II. "Baker Street Conversation (Dr Watson and Mrs Hudson)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: III. "Porky Johnson & The Baker Street Irregulars"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: III. "Porky Johnson & The Baker Street Irregulars"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: IV. "Scenes from Holmes' London (An Opium Den in Limehouse & A German Street Band)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: IV. "Scenes from Holmes' London (An Opium Den in Limehouse & A German Street Band)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: V. "Professional Colleagues (Leverton of Pinkerton's Detective Agency, USA & Inspectors Gregson, Lestrade & Athelney Jones of Scotland Yard)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: V. "Professional Colleagues (Leverton of Pinkerton's Detective Agency, USA & Inspectors Gregson, Lestrade & Athelney Jones of Scotland Yard)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: VI. "Professor Moriarty - 'The Napoleon of Crime' (Hansom Cab Chase)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: VI. "Professor Moriarty - 'The Napoleon of Crime' (Hansom Cab Chase)"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: VII. "Finale: Victoria Triumphans!"
A Sherlock Holmes Suite, op. 81: VII. "Finale: Victoria Triumphans!"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: I. "The Return of Bulgy Gogo - Ragtime (a tribute to Peter Warlock)"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: I. "The Return of Bulgy Gogo - Ragtime (a tribute to Peter Warlock)"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: II. "The Velvet Gentleman - à la brossienne (a tribute to Erik Satie)"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: II. "The Velvet Gentleman - à la brossienne (a tribute to Erik Satie)"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: III. "Up the Faringdon Road! - valse brilliantine (a tribute to Lord Berners)"
Pasticheries (non-Boulangerie) for Brass Quintet, op. 82: III. "Up the Faringdon Road! - valse brilliantine (a tribute to Lord Berners)"
Sweet and Sour Rag, op. 85
Sweet and Sour Rag, op. 85
Hark! The Merry Gentleman, op. 90
Hark! The Merry Gentleman, op. 90
Eilgut-Galopp (La Grand Vitesse), op. 146
Eilgut-Galopp (La Grand Vitesse), op. 146
Silurian Suite, op. 102: I. "In the Caves"
Silurian Suite, op. 102: I. "In the Caves"
Silurian Suite, op. 102: II. "A Close Encounter"
Silurian Suite, op. 102: II. "A Close Encounter"
Silurian Suite, op. 102: III. "March: The Brigadier"
Silurian Suite, op. 102: III. "March: The Brigadier"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: I. "Deep Space"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: I. "Deep Space"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: II. "Vogan March"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: II. "Vogan March"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: III. "'All's Well... that ends well!'"
Vogan Suite, op. 101: III. "'All's Well... that ends well!'"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: I. "A Desolate Landscape"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: I. "A Desolate Landscape"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: II. "Chants & Variants"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: II. "Chants & Variants"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: III. "Dalek 'March' & Retreat"
Dalek Suite, op. 103: III. "Dalek 'March' & Retreat"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: I. "Idyll"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: I. "Idyll"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: II. "March"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: II. "March"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: III. "Blues"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: III. "Blues"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: IV. "Scherzo"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: IV. "Scherzo"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: V. "Homage to Czerny"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: V. "Homage to Czerny"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: VI. "Echoes"
Six Epigrams, op. 7: VI. "Echoes"
In Memorium Scott Fitzgerald, op. 60
In Memorium Scott Fitzgerald, op. 60
Mock Joplin, op. 69
Mock Joplin, op. 69
Saxe Blue, op. 65
Saxe Blue, op. 65
Captain Bowsprit's Blues, op. 28
Captain Bowsprit's Blues, op. 28

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What is UPC 5018121114822?
UPC 5018121114822 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who" by Carey Blyton, released on Upbeat Classics.
What is a UPC code in music?
A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
How is a UPC different from an ISRC?
A UPC identifies a release (the bundle of tracks sold as one product). An ISRC identifies a specific sound recording (a single track). Every track on a UPC release has its own ISRC, but they all share the same UPC.
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UPC 5018121114822 contains 32 tracks.
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What is UPC 5018121114822?

5018121114822 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who by Carey Blyton. 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 32 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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