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Television's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 ()

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Television's Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 - Various Artists
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  1. Captain Kangaroo
  2. The Little Rascals (Good Old Days)
  3. The Flintstones
  4. The Woody Woodpecker Show
  5. Bugs Bunny Overture
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  1. Captain Kangaroo
  2. The Little Rascals (Good Old Days)
  3. The Flintstones
  4. The Woody Woodpecker Show
  5. Bugs Bunny Overture
  6. Casper, the Friendly Ghost
  7. Felix the Cat
  8. Popeye
  9. Yogi Bear
  10. Magilla Gorilla
  11. Top Cat
  12. The Jetsons
  13. Fireball XL-5
  14. Howdy Doody
  15. The Ballad of Jed Clampett
  16. Petticoat Junction
  17. Green Acres
  18. Mr. Ed
  19. The Munsters
  20. The Addams Family
  21. My Three Sons
  22. The Donna Reed Show (Theme Song)
  23. Leave It to Beaver
  24. Dennis the Menace
  25. The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
  26. The Patty Duke Show
  27. The Dick Van Dyke Show
  28. Gilligan's Island (The Ballad of Gilligan's Isle)
  29. McHale's Navy
  30. I Dream of Jeannie
  31. I Love Lucy
  32. The Andy Griffith Show
  33. Star Trek
  34. Lost in Space
  35. The Twilight Zone
  36. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
  37. Superman
  38. Batman
  39. Flipper
  40. Combat
  41. The Rifleman
  42. Bonanza
  43. Branded
  44. F-Troop
  45. Rin Tin Tin
  46. Daniel Boone
  47. The Wild Wild West
  48. The Lone Ranger
  49. Happy Trails
  50. Mission: Impossible
  51. The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
  52. Get Smart
  53. Secret Agent Man
  54. Dragnet (Theme and March)
  55. Perry Mason
  56. Adam-12
  57. The F.B.I.
  58. Hawaii Five-O
  59. 77 Sunset Strip
  60. Surfside 6
  61. Ironside
  62. Mannix
  63. The Mod Squad
  64. The Tonight Show
  65. The Late, Late Show (Synchopated Clock)
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This is the disc (originally a double-LP) that started it all, 65 themes from television shows ranging from the mid-1950s until the late 1960s, from, say, Rin-Tin-Tin through Mannix and Mission Impossible. The sound quality is variable -- some of this stuff was taken off of film elements -- and some of it is clever re-records, but it's all very familiar and, in some cases, rather enlightening. Not that there are revelations to be found in much of this, but fans of the late Joe Meek might be interested to know just how much ...

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