Laurie Scott Baker

[9] There was also recording session work, including with Manfred Mann, Bob Downes, Ray Russell, Alex Harvey and others.

In 1976 he was commissioned by Unity Records to compose and produce a record celebrating the anniversary of the 1926 British General Strike using traditional working class music forms such as brass bands, industrial ballads, and contemporary rock; John Marcangelo was the composer on the 2nd side.

[14] At the beginning of the 1980s he worked doing film dubbing mixing for the BBC while continuing to compose music for television and radio.

[3] Baker left the BBC in 1995 and returned to full time music as Artistic Director of the Musicnow record label which was set up in 1991.

The title track (1969) features Derek Bailey, Keith Rowe, Gavin Bryars, and Evan Parker.

The track "Circle Piece", recorded in 1970, was performed by the Scratch Orchestra: Alec Hill, Hugh Shrapnel, Andy Mackay, Chris May, Phil Gebett, Ed Fulton, Bryn Harris, Christopher Hobbs, John White, and Michael Parsons.

[20][21] In 2013 an exhibition of his graphic scores from the 1960s was held at SNO (Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects).