Peter Ritchie Calder

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Peter Ritchie Calder

1906-1982 GB, Forfar
Spoken Word

British writer Ritchie Calder narrated a 1955 album “Science in Our Lives” presented as various “observations” about how science relates to man and how we organise the world. Calder was a socialist and peace activist, and was interested in the public understanding of science and this rare album presents a very “human” view of science. By contrast, Calder's voice is disarmingly robotic as sampled on the track "Human Spiritual" from the 1996 self-titled album by Mockingbone, which credits him as vocalist: "Create a better world for mankind... enlarge the human spirit".

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Title	Artist	Year	Type
Science In Our Lives	Peter Ritchie Calder	1953	Album

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