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Just had a conversation with MrsJA about these and wondered who else remembered TV theme tunes which are also well known songs. To start:
Jessica - Allman Brothers - Top Gear
Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin - Top Of The Pops
The Chain - Fleetwood Mac - Grand Prix
There must be some more?
Mash - Suicide is painless
Yeah, good one BN
House - Teardrop
Not sure how I know that as never seen it.
CSI - The Who - Who Are You
All the CSI shows are the who.
Have I got news for you - The Jam - News of the world
SST - Member
Have I got news for you - The Jam - News of the world
Thats Mock the Week.
Top of pops was whole lotta love but not by led zep. I think the recording was a band called PMF, could be wrong though.
The Money Programme. Tubular Bell. It's where Valerie Singleton went after Blue Peter.
Sopranos: Woke up this morning.
Weekend World: Nantucket Sleighride
Old Grey Whistle Test: Stone Fox Chase
Nitro Circus: State of Massachusetts by The Dropkick Murphys
What that World in Action theme tune(?)
Top of the Pops also had Yellow Pearl by Phil Lynott and another theme by Paul Hardcastle (of 19 fame).
Early Doors (BBC2 sitcom by Craig Cash) - "Small World" by Roddy Frame from the 2002 album Surf.
Royle Family - Half the world Away by Oasis
http://www.televisiontunes.com/
That mid eighties sitcom 'Help!', about three unemployed lads in Liverpool, had a version if the song 'Help!', re recorded by the Bootleg Beatles
"Way Down in the Hole" (Tom Waits) - The Wire
"Red Right Hand" (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds) - Peaky Blinders
The Persuaders - John Barry, I think.
I like the Billy Connolly quote (I think, again) - 'My definition of an intellectual is someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of the Lone Ranger'
It was by CCS.Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin - Top Of The Pops
mt, you might be thinking of PMF, Premiata Forneria Marconi, an Italian Prog band.
count, you are right, its all a bit vague pre 1975 these days. The music was good though.
Still can't find the World in Action tune, loved it at the time.
edit, found it.
[quote=mt ]count, you are right, its all a bit vague pre 1975 these days. The music was good though.
Still can't find the World in Action tune, loved it at the time.
http://www.televisiontunes.com/World_in_Action.html
http://www.televisiontunes.com/World_In_Action_-_1970.html
http://www.televisiontunes.com/World_in_Action_-_Late_1970s.html
http://www.televisiontunes.com/World_in_Action_-_Early_1980s.html
mt - MemberWhat that World in Action theme tune(?)
Nantucket Sleigh Ride by Mountain
Wasn't that Weekend World?
You are right, the programme on a Sunday lunch time?
Non the wiser on World In Action.
Booker T, I think.
World In Action:
The Keith Floyd cooking programs
The Waltz in Black by The Stranglers
Isn't CSI Baba O'Riley?
Wasn't Keith Floyd Peaches? I could be wrong again of course.
Just googled it and I appear to be wrong ,maybe Peaches was at the end.
No t'was the Waltz in Black...well the opening theme was.
Edit. You're right. 🙂 The closing theme is Peaches. Obviously he was a Stranglers fan.
Barbara O' Reilly is by the Who.
Jan hammer - Miami Vice (Crockets Theme)
Mark Snow - The X Files
Rembrandts - Ill be there for you (Friends)
Anything by Dennis Waterman 🙂
[i]Anything by Dennis Waterman[/i]*
*Music by Kenny
