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What nothing on "The Bionic Woman," two parter, "The Return of the Bionic Woman" two parter, and the "The Secret of Bigfoot" two parter. Now that was some great music, and I loved Jaime's love theme, especially Lee's singing of it.
Is there any love for Lee Major's "Sweet Jamie," song?
--jthree
"The Bionic Woman" is my favorite SMDM score by far. And yeah, I'll admit to liking the song.
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Is the masters are forever gone, is there any chance a Six Million Dollar Man score album can be reconstructed like a certain fan of the Airwolf fan did. He "homemade" two soundtrack albums with a great deal of energy and effort.
Still missed on of my favorite cues from the show though.
I would have thought that if TSMDM wasn't do-able in some form, we'd have heard by now. Personally, I can't recall ever hearing that a release was not possible. But I'd imagine it's a big job. Oliver Nelson (and later J.J. Johnson) did some great scores, but I'm not sure I'd want every note they recorded. And even with cross-over interest from jazz fans, I wonder if actual sales would match what everyone believes would be a sure-fire seller?
And there was some mediocre music too - I watched one of the later episodes the other night scored by Richard Clements and I couldn't imagine a more characterless and forgettable score.
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