GS Cue/theme Wish List

[Adam Nedeff]

- TJW face the devil cue circa end of Barry, beginning of Cullen (the one that briefly retired the Bullseye music)

Wow...I've never even heard about this, now I'm curious too.

I'm surprised nobody mentioned this, unless I skipped something, but I'd like a clean version of "Jeopardy!" 1979.
I'd also like any of the Alan Thicke-composed Wheel of Fortune prize cues that haven't already seen the light of day. I'm about to sound like a music critic, but I think it's interesting that this seems to be the first show where the music package indicated some rock & roll influence.

[Dbacksfan12]

[quote name=\'Adam Nedeff\' date=\'Dec 4 2004, 12:10 AM\']I'm surprised nobody mentioned this, unless I skipped something, but I'd like a clean version of "Jeopardy!" 1979.
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Is this the piece titled "Take Ten"?  I thought someone posted a link to it not too far back...

[Adam Nedeff]

[quote name=\'Dsmith\' date=\'Dec 4 2004, 01:35 AM\'][quote name=\'Adam Nedeff\' date=\'Dec 4 2004, 12:10 AM\']I'm surprised nobody mentioned this, unless I skipped something, but I'd like a clean version of "Jeopardy!" 1979.
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Is this the piece titled "Take Ten"?  I thought someone posted a link to it not too far back...

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No, "Take Ten" is the Final Jeopardy! think music. Jeoaprdy! 1979 was titled, I think, "Frisco Disco" and was used as prize music on "Wheel of Fortune" for years afterward.

[mparrish11]

Finders Keepers (Nick) -- Main/Open (Eure)/Search Cues/Room Romp
LMAD 1979 Canadian Version
Think Fast (Nick)
Supermarket Sweep -- Big Sweep Music

[Craig Karlberg]

Since I have the TPIR & FF main themes on CD, here's my list:

From TPIR:
Most of the older cues (not counting the 2003 ones)that are available especially the Race Game prize revael(that's my FAVORITTE cue).

From FF:
The face-off cues featuring the harmonica & banjo.

Others:

TTD win cue
Some neat Chuck Barris music used from the Newlywed Game & other shows
The American Gladiators theme with the tiffany-like drum sound
And of course, the original LMAD theme from the 60's & early 70's.

[TonicBH]

Finders Keepers - Any (Eure/Toffler)
Make the Grade - Any
Think Fast - Any
Supermarket Sweep - Big Sweep Music
Wipeout - Any

(Any referring to any cue from the show, obviously)

[Jimmy Owen]

I would agree with a previous poster for "The Big Showdown" and also the "$10,000 Dash" cue from "The Money Maze."  What a great way to mark this month's 30th anniversary of the debut of both shows.

[Robair]

The Master of Melotonic Mayhem, Mr. Mort Garson:

Gambit
Baffle
Magnificent Marble Machine
Amateur's Guide to Love
Runaround


And the Sultan of Symphonic Sensibilites, Mr. Stan Worth

High Rollers 1978 prize cues
Give 'n' Take
Hot Seat

[Skynet74]

If anyone has these then please contact me. I'm only trading for these. No exceptions.

New let's Make A Deal (Canadian)
Whew!
Hitman
The Cross-wits (original 3 versions)
The Price Is Right. (entire 1972 and 1983 package)



thanks,

John
Skynet74@yahoo.com

[Chief-O]

[quote name=\'Robair\' date=\'Dec 4 2004, 12:12 PM\']The Master of Melotonic Mayhem, Mr. Mort Garson:

Gambit

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Closing is available here. The open was available elsewhere, but I don't think it is anymore.

[Millionaire76]

Final Jeopardy 30 Second Cue from 1984-1996

[Particleman]

[quote name=\'Craig Karlberg\' date=\'Dec 4 2004, 04:37 AM\']From FF:
The face-off cues featuring the harmonica & banjo.

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That cue was posted here:
More GS Themes

[Monarx]

Lange Name That Tune theme
That Price car cue from the '80s, I dunno if it has a name.

[davemackey]

Pretty much what Robair said, but to the Worths we must also add the Wheel Of Fortune prize cues that aren't already out there and also some of the odd Stan Worth/Alan Thicke stuff from "Blank Check" (which I think also surfaced on "Joker's Wild" when Alan Thicke was doing the music).

We got the "Gambit" closing already.... we have the opening on a piece of tape somewhere. The Garson stuff is rather closely held and I'm a little surprised even that much from "Gambit" has surfaced.

[Steve Gavazzi]

Thanks to a recent thread, I'm really wanting to hear the TV version of Carmen Sandiego.  I've got it on another computer, but that's not likely to be hooked up any time soon.