This music brings back so many memories. Watching this show weekly on Tuesday nights back in the 1960s. It was must see television. Oh, the spirited conversations me and my friends would have the next day. A great show with a superb star and many great stories. The show always left me feeling melancholy for Richard Kimble, at show's end, him always having to re-locate somewhere else. No rest for the weary.
The music was a key element in this fantastic series. The best ever drama series in television history. Of course, David Janssen perfectly embodied "The Fugitive."
Oh my God this music is so beautiful. 😭😭I was 7 years old. I remember playing sick to stay home to see them catch the one arm man that killed David Kimble’s wife. That David Janessen was so handsome.
Great intros and great music from some of these 1960's television shows. The Fugitive, Mannix, Hawaii Five-O and Mission Impossible to name just a few.
Thank you for this, awesome music, awesome man, David Jannsen is a legend. Watching the re runs in UK, wonderful guest stars and Barry Morse, omg I can never get enough!👅💕
6:22-7:10 I love the heavy trumpets, puts me of all of those times when Gerard came extremely close to capturing Kimble. Or when Kimble see the one armed man but somthing stands in his way of finally getting him
I Remember Richard Harris stating that he was devastated as we all were at the passing of David jansen as he and Richard were neighbours and very good friends
Mr. Rugolo's soundtrack was truly a main character in these episodes. According to Mr. Morse, Rugolo laid the tracks of his excellent theme and beautiful variations in one recording session, then music director Wilhoit applied tracks to scenes. Amazing collaboration.
This is the best, loudest, clearest song of the closing theme 8:23 I can find...... Gunna see ow good it is for phone ringtone. The trumpets should override the shopping centre noise, and it gives me the feelin of getup an go!......... The Fugitive, Hawaiian Eye and Columbo are the only crime series that I watch....... Good stories, I don't need to see as many people killed in most despicable ways....... But, to each their own, said the lady, as she kissed her cow.
To clarify I like your comment and knowledge regarding The Fugitive and not Dr Sam Sheppard 🤣😂 which in itself was a whole story in itself. Interesting and twisted history and “career” after the murder of his wife.
David Janssen and the music scores MADE this show !! One of the BEST ALL TIME dramas !!!
Back when Television Programs had....FULL ORCHESTRAS....
And MEMORABLE REAL MUSIC.....
Yes indeed! Creativity in music was st its peak and the investments paid off with quality.
for real, new shows music is so stale
This music, and this show may go down in history as the greatest television drama show of all time Period!!!!!
This music brings back so many memories. Watching this show weekly on Tuesday nights back in the 1960s. It was must see television. Oh, the spirited conversations me and my friends would have the next day. A great show with a superb star and many great stories. The show always left me feeling melancholy for Richard Kimble, at show's end, him always having to re-locate somewhere else. No rest for the weary.
The music was a key element in this fantastic series. The best ever drama series in television history. Of course, David Janssen perfectly embodied "The Fugitive."
Yes he did so handsome in his quietness spoke volumes so believable.
Oh my God this music is so beautiful. 😭😭I was 7 years old. I remember playing sick to stay home to see them catch the one arm man that killed David Kimble’s wife. That David Janessen was so handsome.
Way ahead of its time
This theme has the 60's written all over it.Brings back memories.
what Thomas said below. one of the best tv series ever and the music is just stunning. RIP Mr. Janssen. You are missed.
Great intros and great music from some of these 1960's television shows. The Fugitive, Mannix, Hawaii Five-O and Mission Impossible to name just a few.
Absolutely amazing, love it!
Tiki thanks for the memories! I was a 60’s child ❤️❤️ beautiful music.
YES!!!
I wish I had this theme music to play in Orchestra - it's so strong and powerful. Awesome!!
The music sets the mood perfectly.
Thank you for this, awesome music, awesome man, David Jannsen is a legend. Watching the re runs in UK, wonderful guest stars and Barry Morse, omg I can never get enough!👅💕
I’m glad you are loving it!!!!
6:22-7:10
I love the heavy trumpets, puts me of all of those times when Gerard came extremely close to capturing Kimble.
Or when Kimble see the one armed man but somthing stands in his way of finally getting him
Of all the melodies this is my favorite,
we could define it as:
_The Triumph of the Day_ 08:08
Love that kicked in the ass back beat!
Terrific Shows growing up in the sixties always something on most nights to watch television is not the same today
I Remember Richard Harris stating that he was devastated as we all were at the passing of David jansen as he and Richard were neighbours and very good friends
In reality that would be a hard road to travel .and never ending battle.
Awesome - one of a kind soundtrack from this show. The music mix with upbeat sound great.
That was AWESOME!
This and the Big Valley had the best music ever written for a tv show in the 1960's..so emotional and expressive. Is this music still available?
Mr. Rugolo's soundtrack was truly a main character in these episodes. According to Mr. Morse, Rugolo laid the tracks of his excellent theme and beautiful variations in one recording session, then music director Wilhoit applied tracks to scenes. Amazing collaboration.
Thank you for the history behind the music this soundtrack is amazing.
This is the best, loudest, clearest song of the closing theme 8:23 I can find...... Gunna see ow good it is for phone ringtone. The trumpets should override the shopping centre noise, and it gives me the feelin of getup an go!......... The Fugitive, Hawaiian Eye and Columbo are the only crime series that I watch....... Good stories, I don't need to see as many people killed in most despicable ways....... But, to each their own, said the lady, as she kissed her cow.
Bill Raish played the one armed man
Dr. Sam Sheppard was the real life inspiration for Dr. Richard Kimble.
To clarify I like your comment and knowledge regarding The Fugitive and not Dr Sam Sheppard 🤣😂 which in itself was a whole story in itself. Interesting and twisted history and “career” after the murder of his wife.
What's the name of the main theme?
The Fugitive theme, that’s it.
1:03 that face is so nightmarish, he looks a demented Kramer
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
must be kramer's elusive father
Is this the soundtrack by Pete Rugolo?
I believe so
Of course... non other but Mr
RUGOLO😊
Dumb little 4 year me looking for the giant 'Hand Of Fate'😂 "this Fate guy must be really big, he can knock over a train!"😱🤣
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅