Me,
Blue Bloods
Law and Order
Cheers
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Bonanza
Star Trek TNG
MASH
SWAT
Miami Vice
Magnum PI
Blue Bloods
Law and Order
Cheers
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Bonanza
Star Trek TNG
MASH
SWAT
Miami Vice
Magnum PI
Your Favorite TV Show Theme Songs
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Barney Miller
Rockford Files
Rockford Files
BayBeeMeNot
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I loved the theme song from Sons Of Anarchy. My friends thought I was crazy for even watching.
[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PA9t1nSGXXE[/ame]
bigmoneylewis
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"Chico and the man"
That's my favorite.
Lewis
That's my favorite.
Lewis
Captain O
US Veteran
The title for the Perry Mason theme is "Park Avenue Beat", composed by Fred Steiner.
And, of course, me being a bass player:[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=roHYXrLhmHc[/ame]
cowart
US Veteran
Hawaii 5-0
Itsa reala toe-tapper
Itsa reala toe-tapper
Hawaii 5-0. Nothing else comes close.
Kaaskop49
Shield #5103
Kaaskop49
Shield #5103
RobertJ.
Member
Barney Miller
Sanford and Son
Curb your Enthusiasm
The Sopranos
Dexter
Sanford and Son
Curb your Enthusiasm
The Sopranos
Dexter
Captain O
US Veteran
The Sanford and Son Theme (a.k.a. "Streetbeater") was written and perfromed by none other than Quincy Jones.
The theme from "The Rifleman" was the best ever, IMHO. The music that played throughout the episode was also very good.
alde
Member
Rockford Files
Welcome Back Kotter
Magnum PI
Welcome Back Kotter
Magnum PI
Oh boy you've got me started...
You know I don't have one favorite anything and have to list ALL of my favorites to be satisfied. I'll try to keep this one short.
Hawaii Five O (Hands down)
Perry Mason (Fred Steiner - Also Rocky and Bullwinkle and many others)
The Untouchables (Nelson Riddle had a successful career that was revived when he worked with Linda Ronstadt)
Rawhide (Used in "The Blues Brothers" to pacify the hostile crowd with a whip and everything)
Peter Gunn
Dr. Who
Cops (cool Reggae)
Andy Griffith
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (best guitar except maybe for 'Peter Gunn'
Stingray (Best drums except for maybe Hawaii Five O)
The Lone Ranger (I like all things Rossini. He was heavily drawn on in Bugs Bunny cartoons. The real name of this is the overture from "Guillaume Tell", Which in English, 'William Tell'. Note: In America Guiseppe Verdi's name would be 'Joe Green')
Funny ones:
Green Acres
The Munsters
The Addams Family
George of the Jungle
Looney Tunes
Batman (1964) "Biff, Pow"
SouthPark (Primus, definitely an acquired taste)
Get Smart
Monty Python (Washington Post)
Pee Wee's Playhouse
Spooky
X Files
Twilight Zone
Animated:
The Jetsons
The Flintstones
Jonny Quest
Teen Titans (Puffy Amiyumi)
Underdog (The **** Hole Surface made a rocky remake that is a real kick)
Runner up:
Dragnet
My browser crashed and I almost lost my list, so I'll call it off here and publish it.
You know I don't have one favorite anything and have to list ALL of my favorites to be satisfied. I'll try to keep this one short.
Hawaii Five O (Hands down)
Perry Mason (Fred Steiner - Also Rocky and Bullwinkle and many others)
The Untouchables (Nelson Riddle had a successful career that was revived when he worked with Linda Ronstadt)
Rawhide (Used in "The Blues Brothers" to pacify the hostile crowd with a whip and everything)
Peter Gunn
Dr. Who
Cops (cool Reggae)
Andy Griffith
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (best guitar except maybe for 'Peter Gunn'
Stingray (Best drums except for maybe Hawaii Five O)
The Lone Ranger (I like all things Rossini. He was heavily drawn on in Bugs Bunny cartoons. The real name of this is the overture from "Guillaume Tell", Which in English, 'William Tell'. Note: In America Guiseppe Verdi's name would be 'Joe Green')
Funny ones:
Green Acres
The Munsters
The Addams Family
George of the Jungle
Looney Tunes
Batman (1964) "Biff, Pow"
SouthPark (Primus, definitely an acquired taste)
Get Smart
Monty Python (Washington Post)
Pee Wee's Playhouse
Spooky
X Files
Twilight Zone
Animated:
The Jetsons
The Flintstones
Jonny Quest
Teen Titans (Puffy Amiyumi)
Underdog (The **** Hole Surface made a rocky remake that is a real kick)
Runner up:
Dragnet
My browser crashed and I almost lost my list, so I'll call it off here and publish it.
Captain O
US Veteran
I have the orignal sheet music of Walter Schumann's "Danger Ahead" (The 'Dragnet' Theme). It is a true collector's Item. (1953)
Of course, John Sebastian, (founder of the Lovin' Spoonful) wrote and perfromed "Welcome Back" (1976). As a pianist, I also have the sheet music for that.
Johnny Mandel wrote "Suicide Is Painless" (The theme from M*A*S*H).
Looney Toons "Merrily We Roll Along" - Eddie Cantor, Charles Tobias and Murray Menscher (1935). "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" - Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin (1937). (From the Looney Tunes songbook).
Wonderfully engaging themes, each and every one.
Of course, John Sebastian, (founder of the Lovin' Spoonful) wrote and perfromed "Welcome Back" (1976). As a pianist, I also have the sheet music for that.
Johnny Mandel wrote "Suicide Is Painless" (The theme from M*A*S*H).
Looney Toons "Merrily We Roll Along" - Eddie Cantor, Charles Tobias and Murray Menscher (1935). "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down" - Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin (1937). (From the Looney Tunes songbook).
Wonderfully engaging themes, each and every one.
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Have Gun Will Travel Theme Song. “Ballad of Paladin” by Johnny Western
Captain O
US Veteran
The Theme to The Andy Griffith Show is entitled "The Fishin' Hole". Look it up online and you can hear Andy Griffith sing the song with the original lyrics.
Peter Gunn.
EDIT: How could I have forgotten F Troop?
EDIT: How could I have forgotten F Troop?
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Route 66
Peter Gunn
Secret Agent
Have Gun Will Travel
...and a movie theme: "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
Peter Gunn
Secret Agent
Have Gun Will Travel
...and a movie theme: "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"
Great opening lines.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bdpyamRS4c[/ame]
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bdpyamRS4c[/ame]
