Score Productions
SheaJim
web site. Featured are short samples (in the RealAudio file format) of some of
Score's creations, including the title themes to these game shows:
$1,000,000 Chance of a lifetime
Card Sharks
Classic Concentration
Concentration
Family Feud
High Rollers
Match Game '73
Mind Readers
Password
Press Your Luck
The Price Is Right
Tattletales
To Tell the Truth
What's My Line?
In addition, the site contains interesting information about the company's
history and president Robert Israel's musical background.
The URL is: http://www.scoreproductions.com
Enjoy.
DKKPlease
Foxy
did that, not score productions.
This job would be great if it wasn't for the f***ing customers
(Randall-Clerks)
OH! a Whammy!
The former TAF...@AOL.COM has spoken!
CBSTVCity
did that, not Score Productions. <<
Perhaps Lee Ringuette composed the music *for* Score Productions?
Your Name Here:
"Foxy" <gamesh...@aol.compyl> wrote in message
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> I went there, and it is there but how is PYL's theme on there.
> Lee Ringuette did that, not score productions.
Also, it said it produced the theme for The Price is Right. I was puzzled,
because I knew Sheila Cole wrote the theme, but then I noticed it said
"PRODUCED the theme", not "WROTE the theme". So Cole (and Ringuette)
work(ed) for Score Prods.
Your Name Here:
"SheaJim" <she...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Featured are short samples (in the RealAudio file format) of some of
> Score's creations, including the title themes to these game shows:
>
> $1,000,000 Chance of a lifetime
> Card Sharks
The opening variation, not found on the 80s Supersite.
> Classic Concentration
Another cut not found on the 80s Supersite. Apparently the opening theme,
though I'm not sure (I was 5 when it was cancelled, though I remember
watching a few episodes).
> Concentration
> Family Feud
Written by Israel himself.
> High Rollers
> Match Game '73
Spelled it wrong on the site.
> Mind Readers
"As close to stereotypical game show music as it gets."
> Password
No! Not that one! Noooooo!
> Press Your Luck
> The Price Is Right
> Tattletales
1980s version. (Forgot exact dates; don't tell me, I'll look'em up)
> To Tell the Truth
1969-1977(?) version. Does anybody have the lyrics to that one?
> What's My Line?
1968-1974 version
> In addition, the site contains interesting information about
> the company's history and president Robert Israel's musical
> background.
Wow. I didn't know they did more than game shows. Now I'll have the ABC News
theme stuck in my head all night long.
Nicholas Mooneyhan
<snip!>
> > Card Sharks
>
> The opening variation, not found on the 80s Supersite.
>
Not correct. It was there before, and can be found on the Themes CD.
<snip!>
>
> > Password
>
> No! Not that one! Noooooo!
>
Why not? :)
<snip!>
> > Tattletales
>
> 1980s version. (Forgot exact dates; don't tell me, I'll look'em up)
>
1982-1984 to be exact, but I still like the 74-78 theme better
<snip!>
>
> > What's My Line?
>
> 1968-1974 version
Wrongamundo! That sample is of the 1974-1975 rerecroding (the circus set era)
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