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sofaspud

sofaspud

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Joined 2005
01 - Taxman, Mr. Thief - Cheap Trick
02 - Taxman - Beatles
03 - 1040 Blues - Robert Cray
04 - Domicile - Jimmy Buffett
05 - Carnival World - Jimmy Buffett
06 - Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix
07 - Can I Have My Money Back? - Gerry Rafferty
08 - Give My Taxes Back - Dirty Rotten Imbeciles
09 - Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks
10 - Tax Free Shop - Tax Free
11 - All the Way from Memphis - Contraband (opposite of paying taxes)
12 - Sucking Us Dry - Erik Belgum & Eric Lyon
13 - Fortunate Son - CCR
14 - Revenue Man Blues - Charley Patton
 
lduarte1973

lduarte1973

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Joined 2009
01 - Taxman, Mr. Thief - Cheap Trick
02 - Taxman - Beatles
03 - 1040 Blues - Robert Cray
04 - Domicile - Jimmy Buffett
05 - Carnival World - Jimmy Buffett
06 - Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix
07 - Can I Have My Money Back? - Gerry Rafferty
08 - Give My Taxes Back - Dirty Rotten Imbeciles
09 - Sunny Afternoon - The Kinks
10 - Tax Free Shop - Tax Free
11 - All the Way from Memphis - Contraband (opposite of paying taxes)
12 - Sucking Us Dry - Erik Belgum & Eric Lyon
13 - Fortunate Son - CCR
14 - Revenue Man Blues - Charley Patton
15 - Taxman - Saga
 
soundchaser

soundchaser

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Joined 2007
Paid Member
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues

Hey lduarte1973...I assume you meant childhood; not childwood? ;)
 
Soonerorlater

Soonerorlater

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Joined 2008
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - Fireball XL5 - Don Spencer

Fireball XL5 - Start & Theme Song - YouTube
 
JoeDJ

JoeDJ

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Joined 2011
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - High High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford

Even at an early age, I was fascinated by Less Paul.....his music and all the technology (after seeing them on TV) even though it was way beyond my 5 year old brain at that point.

Les Paul & Mary Ford How High the Moon - YouTube

http://youtu.be/SfyQkhbCvJQ
 
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rob g

Member
Joined 2011
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - High High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
10 - Tales of the Unexpected - Ron Grainer

Tales Of The Unexpected Opening Titles and Closing Credits - YouTube
I can offer no Chilled wood?
I loved the start of this programme as a kid, much better than the show, like so much 70's/80's TV.
Being greedy (so much to choose from) remember this intro?:
Return of the Saint opening - YouTube
and Airwolf.
 
kec

kec

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Joined 2001
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Fixed the duplicate 9's.

01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - Fireball XL5 - Don Spencer
10 - High High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
11 - Tales of the Unexpected - Ron Grainer
 
JoeDJ

JoeDJ

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Joined 2011
Fixed my terrible spelling

01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - Fireball XL5 - Don Spencer
10 - How High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
11 - Tales of the Unexpected - Ron Grainer
 
Soonerorlater

Soonerorlater

Member
Joined 2008
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - Fireball XL5 - Don Spencer
10 - How High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
11 - Tales of the Unexpected - Ron Grainer
12 - Maigret - Ron Grainer

Ron Grainer - the "Maigret" theme - '60 - YouTube

Another Ron favourite that brings back memories :cool:
 
HollowState

HollowState

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Joined 2006
JoeDJ said:
Even at an early age, I was fascinated by Less Paul.....his music and all the technology..
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I too was a fan of Les and his innovations. I'll never forget the trip I made to his home in Mahwah NJ sometime in the late eighties. I was with a friend who was working for Bruel & Kjaer when they had a field office in West Caldwell. We were supposed to see someone named Paul about some B&K equipment he was selling. I asked Paul who? Just Paul was the reply. Later, a left turn off Rt. 202 north, down a road and into a driveway to park in the rear of a big house. Entering the rear door, I was shocked to see the cutting lathe which I recognized from the gatefold pictures in the album "Les Paul Now" So "just Paul" was actually Les Paul! And there he was, standing at the top of a short stairs.

I was somewhat captivated to learn it was him, never having met him before, I did a little nervous sucking up and complimenting his work. Apparently it paid off because we got the cooks tour of the place including the trophy room and the recording studio. Gold records and awards hanging on the walls along with a huge copy of the cover of an old Radio Electronics magazine with him sitting on the studio control panel opened to expose it's innards. I have that magazine somewhere.

But the studio control room was my nirvana. I actually stood right there in front of the "Monster" (control panel) and the "Octopus" (8 track recorder). I love the old Ampex machines and still own several of them including a 351 I built from scratch years ago when I couldn't afford to buy even a used one. The table and chairs weren't there, and it seemed a little smaller then the picture presents it, but wow. Two of the Ampex 300 machines on the right had an HP 202A oscillator and an Ampex 275 power amplifier mounted in the front (belly) in place of the decorative covers. These were used to control the capstan's motor speed as heard on the song "Lover" which actually slowed down and then sped up again.

Les was gracious and friendly and I consider myself fortunate to have been a guest in his home for that hour or so.
 

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sofaspud

sofaspud

Member
Joined 2005
01 - Knight Rider - Stu Philipps
02 - Allo Allo - BBC
03 - The Munsters' Theme - Jack Marshall
04 - The Prisoner - Ron Grainer
05 - The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle - S. Schwartz and G. Wyle.
06 - The Odd Couple Theme - Neal Hefti
07 - The Lone Ranger - William Tell Overture - Rossini
08 - Nights in White satin - The Moody Blues
09 - Fireball XL5 - Don Spencer
10 - How High The Moon - Les Paul And Mary Ford
11 - Tales of the Unexpected - Ron Grainer
12 - Maigret - Ron Grainer
13 - The Ballad of Jed Clampett - Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs

The Beverly Hillbillies theme
 
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