Found it, I have aligned the columns as best I could:
This subject comes up periodically, and I promised a week or two ago to post some numbers. (Took a while, I've had the flu.) Below are the circuit changes to duplicate the Foreplay normalized operating points with other tubes.
Note the last column, which is an estimate of the power transformer volt-amps needed. The stock transformer is probably capable of no more than 7 volt-amps rms; you will notice that very few tubes require that little, so most will need a larger transformer. A good candidate would be the Hammond 369AX, which has universal primaries and 2A filament power.
In the table, Ib is the plate current in amps, Rk is the cathode resistor in ohms, and RL is the plate load resistor in ohms.
Voltage amplifier Cathode follower
Tube Ib Rk RL Ib Rk VA
5670 0.001253 581 81,403 0.002777 17,938 6.82
5687 0.004283 350 23,816 0.009493 5,451 19.60
5965 0.001149 472 88,774 0.002547 19,380 7.88
7044 0.004182 290 24,388 0.009270 5,505 19.41
12AT7 0.000511 8331 99,803 0.001132 43,359 4.76
12AU7 0.000839 1788 121,561 0.001860 27,825 5.39
12AV7 0.001302 478 78,336 0.002886 17,170 8.18
12AX7 0.000107 2376 950,329 0.000238 204,443 3.98
12AY7 0.000308 2069 331,075 0.000683 72,624 4.37
12BH7 0.001404 1101 72,648 0.003112 16,665 10.26
E80CC 0.000750 1259 136,000 0.001662 30,294 9.00
6DJ8 0.003497 221 29,169 0.007751 6,442 11.34
6N1P 0.000860 899 118,631 0.001906 26,200 9.21
6N30P 0.012082 141 8,442 0.026780 1,951 33.71
6SL7 0.000131 2776 777,152 0.000291 168,127 4.03
6SN7 0.000906 1407 112,544 0.002009 25,481 9.31