Now, who can honestly say they wouldn't give their left or right Nut for this to actually be released?
With all due respects and in honor of Maestros Don Peake and Roy Colcord. This music will surely grow on you and inhabit your whole being with the essence of 80's "Feel Good" Saxaliciouty.
Featuring the complete scores to all 60 shows in the 3 Season Series with alternates and unused cues on 5 Discs.
I'm not familiar with the show, but hopefully (for your sake) fans won't get too rankled by the false thread title if they accept your good intentions.
Considering that every version I have of the main title (from various TV Show Theme CDs) includes the tail end of the laugh track, I'm assuming they located the masters?
I'm not familiar with the show, but hopefully (for your sake) fans won't get too rankled by the false thread title if they accept your good intentions.
Hopefully they won't come to my house with Pitchforks and Torches, but I've heard that those "TWO DADS" Fans can be quite unpredictable. I've also added a "?" at the end of the Thread Title. That Theme has grown on me though. Wonder if Greg Evigan also wrote the Theme for that B.J. AND THE BEAR Show he was on? I think he was on it. Happy Listening.
It seems Evigan did perform the Theme to B.J. which was written by Series Creator Glen A. Larson.
It's tempting, but I've actually been saving up for these 2 Rare LPs and choosing between them will be quite a challenge in itself. How can you compare the power of Dean Del Ray and Elvis Spock? "Suspicious Mind Melds" alone (In Living Stereo) is worth the price of admission.
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