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Marty, amigo, sorry, but have to put you straight. The Ventures actually DID
play, (and received on-screen credit for it) the theme for the short-lived TV
series, "Storefront Lawyers", which I believe starred Robert Foxworth, and aired
about 1970-71. The music was written for them by Mort Stevens, composer of
Hawaii Five-O, but this time, right from the get-go, it was Bob and Don playing
both on the 45-rpm release, which didn't chart, and on the broadcast of the show
as well. I've got the original 45 somewhere in my collection - being by Mort
Stevens, it wasn't a half-bad theme, but there was only one Hawaii Five-O IMHO.
Bruce D
Marty Tippens <> wrote:
. In fact the Ventures are not playing any T.V. version of a T.V. theme. The
closest they got was a Dick Tracy theme for a T.V. show that never made the
airwaves.
And yet I'm still a Ventures fanatic.
-Marty
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