One of my favorite shows to watch as a kid in the Sixties on Longboat Key with my Granny. The Saint was one of our favorites. I listen to the themes just to remember my Granny. She was the Queen of the World.
Brings be back to a time on my life I still love it I was 7 years young man where ad the time gone to all of you what a gift this series was and will always be perfect we time travel back to our youth you are all friends of this era . George G
I agree that this was one of the most recognized themes in its day. I think that Lalo Schifrin composed the “hottest,” action packed themes of the day. Mannix and Mission Impossible (et al) topped the list. Schifrin used jazz genre with complex time signatures and big bands to create his masterpieces. All just as moving, fresh and clean now as they were then. You have a great set of ears.
An Absolute Masterpiece!🏆 I'm Not Sure How Many Times They Had To Rehearse This, To Achieve This Perfection, but the Beauty that's Created when You Get All Those Humans Playing All those Instruments Together In Unison, As One. It's Crisp, Tight, Precise - Utterly Beautiful!👏🏼
Go ahead, knock this battery off my shoulder. Robert Conrad was the MAN! Wild Wild West, Black Sheep Squadron, etc. A man's man the ladies loved. We need more Pappy's!
@@tikidino yes! Yes! There in Colombia my father and older cousins whatched it (Iwas 8-10-12years old) and called him el vaquero James Bond :-D and for me the work art and music was enough :-D later on now with 40 I began to watch the whole chapters! (So like " i dream of Jeannie" the music and animation and astronaut and girl disappearing was the only thing I was able to understood :-D, for 6 months i watched all 5 seasons! )
Composed by genius Richard Markowitz who I worked for back in the late 70’s and who’s daughter Kate I went to school with. She also has been a backup singer for James Taylor for many years.
Music orchestration is key to characterize identify and strengthen the personalities of both points of comedy and drama in stage whether film or television or stage this was perfectly done with this show
Me too,I watched the whole four seasons of it which ran from september 17th,1965,to april 11th,1969.I was 6 years old when it came on,and 10 years old in 1969,its final season.I'm now 62 years old,that was a long long time ago,those are fond memories for me.My whole family watched it with me,my parents, and my sister.Fond memories for sure.My parents are no longer living,so in that respect,it's sad for me,I miss them.My sister and me are left to soldier on.John M Guinto
This Wild West series was even shown in Vietnam and youth like myself watched and learned English from it ! Brings back great memories of the late sixties !
Thank you for the full version of this T.V. show. I was looking all over for the full version of it. To reply to the below comments of the show, "IT was TOO Violent", as Christians across America stated back in the 1960s. Later, they boycott the products that advertise the show, it was the same as Star Trek, Kung Fu, and Batman. With so many fight screens they were opposed to the violence. It wasn't the fact it was a great show, it was too violent I remember the TV Guild stated. The show had high ratings. The Christians would write to the show in masses and when that didn't work, they started to boycott the products. I remember the rallies of protests on many TV shows. Some of the Best TV Shows were canceled with HIGH RATINGS. Gees. Today, hehe, if you thought it was violent then, some movies like John Wick IV. Wow, a big difference compared to the 1960s to today's violence. I loved the show and watched the repeats in syndications years later after it was canceled. With ex-Gov. Arnold, Sly, Keanu, Bruce Willis, Jason Statham, and the Lord of the Rings with 836 killed in their movies, etc. These guys Killed as many as in the Vietnam War together. Pls, forgive me for the humor Vietnam Vets. No poking fun at the seriousness of that war. I supported you from the day you came back. My Uncle served in Artillery. Those actors alone, killed thousands of folks in the movies, heh.
It was a different time. The Untouchables was considered too violent, any western back in the day, hell even cartoons. There will always be a group trying to censor what you can watch or say. Unfortunately this is more true than ever, what it comes down to is parenting. If you don’t want your children to watch a particular show, play specific games, or be on social media….good for you. It’s their right to raise their children as they see fit. Classic television is a reflection of their times, a history lesson if you will into the world at that moment.
@@tikidino Very true in everything you stated. You made my day! Thank you for responding back. Some of the Very Best Shows were not coming back for additional seasons and that broke my heart as a child. An innocent time back then. So very different than today. That's why they were called "Classic Shows". heh. When "Kung Fu" was canceled, I was really sad. Hey, we have "Jackie Chan" now. I remember the very minute when "Bruce Lee" died. I was downtown from junior high waiting for a bus transfer. The whole downtown of San Diego was gossiping that "Bruce Lee" just died. I was on Broadway Downtown and I will never forget that moment when people were spreading of his death. Other theme songs that I loved were, "Land of the Giants, Lost in Space, Star Trek, Wild Wild West, Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea, Combat, Untouchables, The High Chaparral, Mod Squad, Perry Mason, and I can go on and on. I am making a Televisio Theme Song CD for my old MR2 Toyota Spyder. It does not have Chip Tech. I using CDs still. Once that system dies, I will buy a better date system. Making CD's a hassle but, it is a 2003 excellent Shape Car. That's how I found that sight you responded back on. Have an awesome Week, and many thanks for responding back.
@@tikidino Please forgive me my friend, heh, ban me from your replies, heh. "The Andy Griffith Show" was an awesome Theme and today as I am cooking my wife (The Queen-King of my home) her supper, I will whistle the theme song to the Andy Griffith Show. She is Queen and King for I had a work injury and had 9 spinal fusions and couldn't work. My wife of many years will retire next year and she kept this family together. I gave my position as King to her, since she pays the bills and my SSD doesn't come at all to what she makes. So, let's look at the monarch of England. Queen Beats Kings, or should be. hehe At least in this house. Truly, have an awesome week.
@@tikidino Truly, this is the last time I will bother you. Earlier I had gone to the Store and hurt my back and I am under a pill pain. The Addams Family and Munsters are other examples of awesome Themes. Mike Post & Danny Elfman of today, made some very awesome Hits today's shows. Classic Music today, could be Law & Order, etc. I spoken way too much, and won't begin another subject like today's Hits.
Hey I just saw Robert Duvall in one of the story panels! True Grit, Open Range, and The Wild Wild West ! Cool. I wonder if it was a good episode or not.
@@tikidino 😄 Oh yes, Dallas was great fun! Larry Hagman became the character of JR Ewing and was irreplaceable. Like Jeremy Brett with Sherlock Holmes...
@@tikidino No doubt! And by the way, not to nitpick, but the dream sequence in Dallas was actually Pam Ewing's 😄 Too bad they don't show full episodes of Dallas on YT. The old shows take me back to a simpler place and time..
@@rickeastwood1220 That’s a good question. Honestly, I don’t think to well, Lone Ranger is a more common criminal guy. However, a Lone Ranger / James West team-up would be cool.
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This show is so ahead of its time when it first came out. One of the more underrated network programs of all time in my humble opinion
Yeppers! I LOVED IT! Sooooo SOPHISTICATED! STILL DO!
You are so right
You are so right
One of my favorite shows to watch as a kid in the Sixties on Longboat Key with my Granny.
The Saint was one of our favorites.
I listen to the themes just to remember my Granny. She was the Queen of the World.
Yep! Absolutely agree!
One of my favorite locomotives of the VIRGINIA &TRUCKEE railroad was used in the filming of this show........
Everything about this show was absolute perfection!! ♥️
Couldn’t agree more! James Bond in the old west!!!
Yeppers!!!
Basically, James bond in the old west .
Brings be back to a time on my life I still love it I was 7 years young man where ad the time gone to all of you what a gift this series was and will always be perfect we time travel back to our youth you are all friends of this era . George G
Wow. WOW!!! The greatest tv theme ever.
One of my all-time favorites, especially Arte.
Whenever I'm in a tight spot and am working a solution, I still hear this theme in my head as I solve the problem.
That’s awesome!!!! For me, it’s the mission impossible theme
Me too!!!!!
Nothing like a rousing march to give one inspiration and perseverance.
@@DrChaad Although I certainly like the rousing part, it is the quieter part that gives me most ROI, as it were. 😁
Undoubtedly one of the most recognizable themes and one of the best!
Great show, love the western themed James Bond!
I agree that this was one of the most recognized themes in its day. I think that Lalo Schifrin composed the “hottest,” action packed themes of the day. Mannix and Mission Impossible (et al) topped the list. Schifrin used jazz genre with complex time signatures and big bands to create his masterpieces. All just as moving, fresh and clean now as they were then. You have a great set of ears.
Absolutely bro 😎!
@@deecee2647 I do not know what themes sound like today because I watch mostly old TV show DVD's. Another of my favorites was Perry Mason's theme.
@@cessaly100 Thanks.
With special guest appearance of Michael Dunn as Dr. Miguelito Quixote Loveless.
An Absolute Masterpiece!🏆
I'm Not Sure How Many Times They Had To Rehearse This, To Achieve This Perfection, but the Beauty that's Created when You Get All Those Humans Playing All those Instruments Together In Unison, As One. It's Crisp, Tight, Precise - Utterly Beautiful!👏🏼
It brilliantly contrast jazzy, syncopated jazz music with majestic western horns, combining both genres just as the show does.
As a 5th grader, I always looked forward to Friday nights at 7:00 on CBS!
Me too! Loved this! Watched with dad! Washington DC 1960’s and 1970’s.
I currently watch this show every Saturday with my dad. It is amazing. That is all.
Awesome!!!! Great bonding moment, thank you for sharing
@@tikidino thank you!!!
What a great adaptation for the Prague Orchestra.
Go ahead, knock this battery off my shoulder. Robert Conrad was the MAN! Wild Wild West, Black Sheep Squadron, etc. A man's man the ladies loved. We need more Pappy's!
One of my favorite shows as a kid. I wished I was one of those people being in the freeze frame before the commercial break.
I just watched this show cause of the music and the artworks. THANK YOU!!! :-D
I always thought of this as a James Bond western!
@@tikidino yes! Yes! There in Colombia my father and older cousins whatched it (Iwas 8-10-12years old) and called him el vaquero James Bond :-D and for me the work art and music was enough :-D later on now with 40 I began to watch the whole chapters! (So like " i dream of Jeannie" the music and animation and astronaut and girl disappearing was the only thing I was able to understood :-D, for 6 months i watched all 5 seasons! )
Composed by genius Richard Markowitz who I worked for back in the late 70’s and who’s daughter Kate I went to school with. She also has been a backup singer for James Taylor for many years.
Amava essa série! Melhor tema de todos os tempos para o gênero! Obrigada por disponibilizá-lo!
Os shows de hoje não têm o mesmo estilo de música. Amo esses temas clássicos!
Chris pine would make an incredible James west!
My thoughts exactly! Either him or James Marsden, and Henry Cavill as Artie. Waitin on that reboot Hollywood! :D
Music orchestration is key to characterize identify and strengthen the personalities of both points of comedy and drama in stage whether film or television or stage this was perfectly done with this show
An incredibly astounding masterpiece!
I remember watching this when I was a kid
Me too,I watched the whole four seasons of it which ran from september 17th,1965,to april 11th,1969.I was 6 years old when it came on,and 10 years old in 1969,its final season.I'm now 62 years old,that was a long long time ago,those are fond memories for me.My whole family watched it with me,my parents, and my sister.Fond memories for sure.My parents are no longer living,so in that respect,it's sad for me,I miss them.My sister and me are left to soldier on.John M Guinto
Me too..many memories with my parent, young brother and sister...nice era
This Wild West series was even shown in Vietnam and youth like myself watched and learned English from it ! Brings back great memories of the late sixties !
My fault for not putting a watermark on my videos. I really love "your video".
Just sharing from nearly 10 years ago, never meant it as stealing another individual’s content. I just created a playlist and this was one I added.
Please give credit where credit is due. Thank you.@@tikidino
I can never forget this very beautiful and interesting Western Story of Robert Conrad and his partner, Ross Martin as Artemus Gordon!😅😊😅😅😅😂😂😂😅😊
This video is a compilation of commercial break freeze frames (done in Warhol-esque serigraphs) from the third and fourth seasons.
Ummmm wow, most just say, “great theme” or “I loved this show”
Kudos to you my friend!!!
Thank you for the full version of this T.V. show. I was looking all over for the full version of it. To reply to the below comments of the show, "IT was TOO Violent", as Christians across America stated back in the 1960s. Later, they boycott the products that advertise the show, it was the same as Star Trek, Kung Fu, and Batman. With so many fight screens they were opposed to the violence. It wasn't the fact it was a great show, it was too violent I remember the TV Guild stated. The show had high ratings. The Christians would write to the show in masses and when that didn't work, they started to boycott the products. I remember the rallies of protests on many TV shows. Some of the Best TV Shows were canceled with HIGH RATINGS. Gees. Today, hehe, if you thought it was violent then, some movies like John Wick IV. Wow, a big difference compared to the 1960s to today's violence. I loved the show and watched the repeats in syndications years later after it was canceled. With ex-Gov. Arnold, Sly, Keanu, Bruce Willis, Jason Statham, and the Lord of the Rings with 836 killed in their movies, etc. These guys Killed as many as in the Vietnam War together. Pls, forgive me for the humor Vietnam Vets. No poking fun at the seriousness of that war. I supported you from the day you came back. My Uncle served in Artillery. Those actors alone, killed thousands of folks in the movies, heh.
It was a different time. The Untouchables was considered too violent, any western back in the day, hell even cartoons.
There will always be a group trying to censor what you can watch or say. Unfortunately this is more true than ever, what it comes down to is parenting. If you don’t want your children to watch a particular show, play specific games, or be on social media….good for you. It’s their right to raise their children as they see fit.
Classic television is a reflection of their times, a history lesson if you will into the world at that moment.
@@tikidino Very true in everything you stated. You made my day! Thank you for responding back. Some of the Very Best Shows were not coming back for additional seasons and that broke my heart as a child. An innocent time back then. So very different than today. That's why they were called "Classic Shows". heh. When "Kung Fu" was canceled, I was really sad. Hey, we have "Jackie Chan" now. I remember the very minute when "Bruce Lee" died. I was downtown from junior high waiting for a bus transfer. The whole downtown of San Diego was gossiping that "Bruce Lee" just died. I was on Broadway Downtown and I will never forget that moment when people were spreading of his death. Other theme songs that I loved were, "Land of the Giants, Lost in Space, Star Trek, Wild Wild West, Voyage To The Bottom of the Sea, Combat, Untouchables, The High Chaparral, Mod Squad, Perry Mason, and I can go on and on. I am making a Televisio Theme Song CD for my old MR2 Toyota Spyder. It does not have Chip Tech. I using CDs still. Once that system dies, I will buy a better date system. Making CD's a hassle but, it is a 2003 excellent Shape Car. That's how I found that sight you responded back on. Have an awesome Week, and many thanks for responding back.
@@tikidino Pls forgive me, Even "The Big Valley" is a classic Hit theme to me.
@@tikidino Please forgive me my friend, heh, ban me from your replies, heh. "The Andy Griffith Show" was an awesome Theme and today as I am cooking my wife (The Queen-King of my home) her supper, I will whistle the theme song to the Andy Griffith Show. She is Queen and King for I had a work injury and had 9 spinal fusions and couldn't work. My wife of many years will retire next year and she kept this family together. I gave my position as King to her, since she pays the bills and my SSD doesn't come at all to what she makes. So, let's look at the monarch of England. Queen Beats Kings, or should be. hehe At least in this house. Truly, have an awesome week.
@@tikidino Truly, this is the last time I will bother you. Earlier I had gone to the Store and hurt my back and I am under a pill pain. The Addams Family and Munsters are other examples of awesome Themes. Mike Post & Danny Elfman of today, made some very awesome Hits today's shows. Classic Music today, could be Law & Order, etc. I spoken way too much, and won't begin another subject like today's Hits.
Hey I just saw Robert Duvall in one of the story panels! True Grit, Open Range, and The Wild Wild West ! Cool. I wonder if it was a good episode or not.
I’m absolutely shocked at the quality of Composition!
it is the best TV show soundtrack, 2nd Bonanza, 3rd Star trek
I actually saw the Will Smith movie reboot first then my grandma told me about the series. I love both of them
I grew up with the original and the new one bombed in the worst way.. the original and Batman came out when I was 5-6
. . Perfect
@@mariocisneros911 The Will Smith thing was a POS 💩💩
@@r.p.mcmurphy6623It just tried too hard to be modern and different, instead of trying to be good and attempt to stay faithful to the source material.
wicky wicky wild wild west
Is that Edward Asner at 2:19?
Yes, yes it is!
Memories
David Tennant would make a good Jim West
They made me think what current actor would be a good James West. I need to think on this…….
WILD WILD CITIES
Wild wild fun, great cowboy James Bond!
Yes Sir!👍✨
great job
I VE BEEN WORKING ON THE RAILROADS
DOCTOR LOVELESS HAS SOME ABOMINABLE THINGS HE WOULD LIKE TO DO TO US
Definite similarities between this and the Dallas theme song
I never watched Dallas, all I know was about it is who shot JR and it was all a Patrick Duffy dream….lol!!
@@tikidino 😄 Oh yes, Dallas was great fun! Larry Hagman became the character of JR Ewing and was irreplaceable. Like Jeremy Brett with Sherlock Holmes...
@@deniseandrews113 I agree Jeremy Brett is by far the best Sherlock Holmes
@@tikidino No doubt! And by the way, not to nitpick, but the dream sequence in Dallas was actually Pam Ewing's 😄
Too bad they don't show full episodes of Dallas on YT. The old shows take me back to a simpler place and time..
@@deniseandrews113 thank you for the correction and no worries about nit-picking….lol!!!!
CALIFORNIA TO NEW JERSEY.... NY TO TEXAS ROUNDTRIP
THE NY SUBWAY AND MTA
How would the. Lone Ranger have fared against Lovelace?
@@rickeastwood1220 That’s a good question. Honestly, I don’t think to well, Lone Ranger is a more common criminal guy. However, a Lone Ranger / James West team-up would be cool.
TRANE...
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