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Ian Gourlay
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Ian Gourlay was born in Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK. He is known for
The Vital Spark (1959)
,
Moira Anderson Sings (1968)
and
Lex (1972)
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Known for
The Vital Spark
8.2
TV Series
Music Department
1966–1974 • 20 eps
Moira Anderson Sings
TV Series
Music Department
1968–1969 • 22 eps
Lex
TV Series
Music Department
1972 • 6 eps
Para Handy - Master Mariner
8.5
TV Series
Music Department
(theme music)
1959–1960 • 6 eps
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Music Department
Previous
6
Welcome to the Ceilidh
TV Series
music arranger
1977
The Vital Spark
8.2
TV Series
music by
composer: theme music
1966–1974
20 episodes
Lex
TV Series
musical director
1972
6 episodes
Moira Anderson Sings
TV Series
musical associate
orchestrations by
1968–1969
22 episodes
Comedy Playhouse
7.3
TV Series
composer: Para Handy theme
1965
1 episode
Para Handy - Master Mariner
8.5
TV Series
composer: theme music
1959–1960
6 episodes
Actor
Previous
2
Like Father
6.8
Tea dance musician
2001
Magnum, P.I.
7.5
TV Series
Bartender #1 at Robin's Nest
1985
1 episode
Soundtrack
Previous
2
A Song for Everyone
TV Series
music: "As Long as the Sun Shines"
1966
1 episode
Billy Liar
7.3
music: "Song of the Clyde"
(uncredited)
1963
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Born
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK
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(1 child)
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