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"Gotcha" - the Tom Scott composed theme from "Starsky & Hutch" (second season) is a good one, also.
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TV themes? How 'bout...
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Perry Mason Peter Gunn Man From Uncle(later funky version) NYPD(the late '60's version) Name Of The Game Secret Agent Man The Avengers(60's version) The Prisoner 77 Sunset Strip Richard Diamond Combat Wild Wild West Mission Impossible Beverly Hillbillies(Ballad of Jed Clampett)
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In a recent pile of vinyl, I found an album "Goldfinger The Big Sound of Billy Strange His Guitar & Orchestra" with Peter Gunn, Paladin aka Have Gun, Will Travel & The Munsters Theme. It even had a testimonial on the back from Mr Tic-Tac-Dough Wink Martindale.
Fun album to listen to. Forced me to put a TT back in my main system (and add more rack space)
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Most of Corporalcripp's list matches mine (with the addition of I Spy), but I have a few to add:
From the obscure file, does anybody remember Man in a Suitcase or The Outcasts? Some more common favorites are Bat Masterson, Burke's Law, and, of course, Maverick! There sure isn't much to choose from currently, but I think Remy Zero's "Save Me" is a great opener for Smallville.
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The theme from "UFO" (composed by Barry Grey). It was a TV series created by Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (of Supercar [sweet avatar, MACAROON
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08-14-2006, 03:24 PM
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Have Gun, Will Travel Rawhide Wagon Train Magilla Gorilla Top Cat The Jetsons
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St. Elsewhere...another nice Dave Grusin piece.
I s thinking of Peter Gunn too, but thank goodness someone else did too.
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"Green Acres" that wonderfully bizarre "Beverly Hillbillies" ripoff had some wonderfully bizarre music by some guy named Vic Mizzy. I also LOVED the big 1966 Lincoln convertible Olivahh drove...
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Some Cartoon favorites:
George of the Jungle Tom Slick Scooby Doo song Wally Gator, the swingingest Aligator in the swamp Woody Woodpecker From TV Along with some others of the era Petticoat Junction Who else remembers the theme to Flipper? The theme to Ivanhoe Jim
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"They call him Flipper, Flipper, Faster than lightning; No one you see, is smarter than he...And we know Flipper, Flipper lives in a world full of Won-Der, lying there under, Under the Sea..." How DO I know all this stuff ?!? No, I DON'T Google it, either...
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I've got a big collection of TV themes. Here's some of my favorites-
90's TV- "Ren& Stimpy" Primetime late 70's/80's action- "Dukes of Hazard" "Fall Guy" "Incredible Hulk" (both beginning and end) "Bionic Man" "Night Rider" "A-Team" "Wonder Woman" 60's/70's kids shows/Cartoons- "Pink Panther" "Speed Racer" "Land of the Lost" "Tom & Jerry" (Spike Jones era) "Road Runner" "Fat Albert" "Sigmund the Sea Monster" "Speed-Buggy" "Spider Man" 60's Television- "Lost in Space" "Mr. Ed" "Addams Family" "I Dream of Genie" "Bewitched" 70's television- "Courtship of Eddie's Father" "Partrige Family" Sit-com- "Good Times" "Three's Company" "The Jeffersons" "All in the Family"
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By the way, remember the Banana Split segment that began with "Oh-oh! Congo!!!"
'Twas Danger Island, if memory serves right, starring a young Jan-Michael Vincent as Lincoln "Link" Simmons.
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