Lest we forget these:

Related to those above (if indirectly):





Written by Edwin Astley, Pete Townshend future father in law and arranger of strings on some of the Who Are You songs.

Killer song...killer series







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My old favourite:





more recent ones:









- Doxa

the theme from Absolutely Fabulous (This wheel's on fire by Julie Driscoll) always gets me in a fine mood: [youtu.be]



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Hard to beat 'The Prisoner''s opening - both for the music and the footage. I used to have nightmares about being chased by 'Rover' (the balloon) when I was a kid...

Some other favourites :














(this was a UK number 1 in 1973)





This one wasnt bad - dont know what ever became of the group, though ...







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When I really consulted my memory cortex, shit what I found:









- Doxa

...and of course.

A few golden oldies :

























..and of course, from the greatest comedy show of the last 30 years...

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Theme from Rawhide! Worked @ the Country Bunker for the Blues Brothers.

The one about the boy and his magic flute:

Sanford and Son

They really should've bottled this and sold it as cologne.

I'm going to change this up a little....Here's the theme song....you tell me what the show was. I actually can't find the show with the music.

Bonanza

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Beatles cartoon opening (with maybe not technically a "theme" song):



And just for the Jagger connection: KNIGHTS OF PROSPERITY





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Here's another one that always sticks in my mind, from the Twilight Zone. Listen to riff at the 30 second mark. Once you hear it, it never leaves your consciousness.

That was a freak-ass episode!

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A few golden oldies :

























..and of course, from the greatest comedy show of the last 30 years...

Fond memories of the Banana Splits. Had my 4 & 5 year olds humming the toon after showing them some episodes on Youtube.

My eclectic favourites:












I have read that Keith got the idea for Gimme Shelter from this one:



















Not a tv show, a radio show:







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1/ Bonanza
2/ Macahans
3/ Rawhide
4/ The High Chaparall
5/ Streets of Laredo



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How do you embed Youtube vids here on the forum?

Just open the video symbol right above on the right,copy and paste the link into it.
To be sure it´s included you might use the preview function before posting.

Hmmmm, I've tried that... but I'll try again. Thnx

Graphic by Deltics,hope he doesn´t mind...