Help w/Identifying TV Game Show Music (UPD: 2019-Sep-28)

[d_dgjdhh]

For #10, I forgot to add that the music was also used on cartoon episodes of The King And Odie. I'm not sure if Arlo also did music for the 1960s cartoon.

As for the credits of The Celebirty Game, the live music may have been Arlo (such as for some incidental cues on the show).

[apmnut]

ClassicThemes.com says that the "Stump the Stars" track is "Up Beat" by Paul Fenoulhet, from the Impress library, but can't find a copy presently. However, another member here has it and says he'd transfer it for me sometime, but hasn't gotten back to me yet.

[d_dgjdhh]

Oh that's new. Where on their website does it say that?

The only page I'm aware of is this:
http://www.classicthemes.com/50sTVThemes/themePages/pantomimeQuiz.html

It was referencing two possible versions. One from KPM (which it isn't), and another from the Josef Weinberger library. Is Impress owned by JW? Okay, so it is.

[d_dgjdhh]

Bump with a couple of additional pieces of music.

[Craig-UK]

I can only ID one (thanks to Shazam)
#16 is "Bicycle Belles" by Sidney Torch from Chappell ‎– LPC 529-534 you can listen to the track on CHAP 172 - hxxps://milesofmusik.com/music_catalog/album-1103631/

[d_dgjdhh]

Thank you Craig-UK for the information. Much appreciated.

I used the website www.midomi.com to try an have it ID some songs, but they haven't worked. Also the website doesn't seem to be working for me, the part of the website where it listens to the music is throwing an error.

I guess Shazam has a bigger database. I should install it on my cell phone to try it out.

[Craig-UK]

Thank you Craig-UK for the information. Much appreciated.

I used the website www.midomi.com to try an have it ID some songs, but they haven't worked. Also the website doesn't seem to be working for me, the part of the website where it listens to the music is throwing an error.

I guess Shazam has a bigger database. I should install it on my cell phone to try it out.

Yeah Shazam and YouTube are the two things I use for automated ID. I obviously do search libraries too.

[d_dgjdhh]

Updated with a couple more tunes (namely #22 and #23).

[Lord Thames]

#09 -- [USA] TV Pilot -- The Riddlers (1977)
Listen Here.

This is 'Cockney King' by Denis King, from Standard Music ESL 120.

[d_dgjdhh]

Thank you Lord Thames for the info. I found the track for listening on the Standard Music Library website here:

http://www.standardmusiclibrary.com/music

And it's on a few albums other than ESL 120, so luckily I was able to retrieve it.

I also stumbled upon on another Joker's Wild 1972 prize cue while browsing the website, one that I haven't uploaded here yet (and won't have to in the future).

[d_dgjdhh]

Small update with an additional tune to the list.

Also, which album would I find an instrumental version of "Mad Square Rock" by Jack Shaindlin?

The tune was used on Liars Club with Bill Armstrong back in the 1970s.

The vocal version I can hear on YouTube was from the Cinemusic Inc library, Stereo Production-Aids #1, 1970 (CMR 521).

[Lord Thames]

#26 -- [USA] TV Series -- Hollywood's Talking (1973) [Ticket Plug]
Listen Here.

'Day Trip' by Mike Vickers, from Standard Music ESL 113

[d_dgjdhh]

Thanks Lord Thames for the information. Another tune found.

[GraniteCity]

I think #6 Might have been what Ken Aldin has done for Score Productions (also known as "Summit Communications" or "Omnisound").

[d_dgjdhh]

I was thinking about the music coming from the album "Meet The Gang" from Golden Ring Records A 30 006 RM. The only place I found where I could listen to music from the album was this YouTube link:

Around 3:46 starts the theme to The $10,000 Pyramid.

That's where the music "Tuning Up" came from, composed by Ken Aldin. However, I haven't come across the album to listen to each track to find out if that early opening tune came from there.

I'm not aware of Ken Aldin composing for Score Productions. I know that music company was popular in making themes for American TV programmes during the late 1960s, to early 1990s.