Images: EMI Records - Columbia

Tracklisting

Side A:

A1. Theme from The Onedin Line
A2. Panorama
A3. Casanova
A4. A Family at War Theme
A5. The Persuaders! Theme

Side B:

B1. 'Echoes of Britannia's Rule' (Theme from The British Empire)
B2. 'The Leaves Are Green' (Theme from Elizabeth R)
B3. Theme from Manhunt
B4. 'Sleepy Shores' (Theme from Owen M.D.)
B5. 'If Love Now Reigned' (Theme from The Six Wives of Henry VIII)

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Tracklisting

Side A:

A1. Theme from The Persuaders!
A2. The James Bond Theme (from Dr No)
A3. Goldfinger
A4. The Danny Scipio Theme (from Vendetta)
A5. 007 (from From Russia With Love)
A6. The Girl with the Sun in Her Hair

Side B:

B1. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
B2. Vendetta
B3. Thunderball
B4. The Chase
B5. From Russia With Love
B6. Midnight Cowboy

Images: Polydor Ltd

Tracklisting

Side A:

A1. Theme from The Persuaders
A2. Love Theme from Spartacus - a version of The Onedin Line Theme
A3. Sleepy Shores - Theme from Owen M.D.
A4. The Troubleshooters
A5. Family at War - Symphony No. 6 in E Minor (Vaughan Williams)
A6. Name of the Game - Theme from the TV Series

Side B:

B1. Hawaii Five-O
B2. Coronation Street
B3. Please Sir!
B4. The Main Chance
B5. Bond Street Parade - Theme from Doctor at Large
B6. Theme from Shaft

Images: Polydor Ltd

Notes

• TV themes collection notable for including John Barry's theme to The Adventurer.

• Barry's theme to Anglia Television's Orson Welles Great Mysteries is rather reminiscent of his theme to The Adventurer.

• The running order on this audio cassette differs from the vinyl record, with Orson Welles Great Mysteries swapping places with The Strauss Family. This means that on the cassette the two John Barry tracks play consecutively.

• Polydor also published this compilation on vinyl record (2842-240) and 8-track cartridge (3795-115).

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Colditz - 'March' - John Schroeder

A2. Owen M.D. - 'Sleepy Shores' - John Schroeder

A3. Midweek Theme - John Schroeder

A4. The Adventurer - John Barry Orchestra

A5. Orson Welles Great Mysteries - John Barry Orchestra

A6. The Hanged Man - Bullet

A7. Somerset Maugham Theme - Orchestra conducted by Marcus Dods

Side B:
B1. The Adventures of Black Beauty - 'Galloping Home' - John Shroeder

B2. 'Love Theme' from Spartacus - a version of The Onedin Line Theme - John Schroeder

B3. Theme from The Strauss Family - Cyril Ornadel conducting the London Symphony Orchestra

B4. Hawaii Five-O - Roberto Delgado

B5. Man Alive (Hatch) - Lee Williams

B6. Aquarius - Gunter Kallmann

B7. The Old Grey Whistle Test - 'Stone Fox Chase' - Area Code 615

Images: Pickwick Records

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Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Star Wars - Main Title
A2. UFO
A3. Star Trek
A4. Barbarella
A5. Space: 1999
A6. 'Also Sprach Zarathustra' (2001: A Space Odyssey)

Side B:
B1. Things to Come
B2. Thunderbirds
B3. 'Princess Leia's Theme' (from Star Wars)
B4. Dr Who
B5. When Worlds Collide
B6. 'Mars, Bringer of War' (The Quatermass Experiment)

Notes

• Star Wars and Other Themes contained three ITC-related theme tunes, Thunderbirds, UFO and Space: 1999, which is quite a decent representation considering ITC's science fiction output was limited to Gerry Anderson series such as these.

• The cover artwork seemed to be an exercise in copyright avoidance - depicting Star Wars heroes who looked nothing like Luke Skywalker or Princess Leia Organa and a USS Enterprise which was somewhat pimped up!

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Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Superman
A2. The Incredible Hulk
A3. The Bionic Woman
A4. Spiderman
A5. Blakes 7
A6. The Saint (Return of the Saint Theme)

Side B:
B1. Batman
B2. Wonder Woman
B3. 'Can You Read My Mind?' (Love Theme from Superman)
B4. The Six Million Dollar Man
B5. Dr. Who
B6. Dick Barton ('The Devil's Galop')

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Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Colditz March
A2. 'The Edwardians' (from Upstairs Downstairs)
A3. Galloping Home (from Black Beauty)
A4. The Ironside Theme
A5. Alias Smith and Jones
A6. The Brothers
A7. World of Sport
A8. Cheyenne
A9. Sucu Sucu (from Top Secret)
A10. Hawaii 5-0
A11. Bless This House
A12. 'Sleepy Shores' (from Owen M.D.)

Side B:
B1. Crossroads
B2. Love Theme from Spartacus (from The Onedin Line)
B3. Match of the Day
B4. Theme from The Persuaders!
B5. Bonanza
B6. Theme from We'll Meet Again
B7. Eye Level (from Van Der Valk)
B8. The Pink Panther Theme
B9. Dick Barton ('The Devil's Galop')
B10. Theme from The Return of the Saint
B11. 'The Good Word' (from Nationwide)

Notes

• A compilation of tracks recorded by Geoff Love and his Orchestra in the 1970s.

• An Hour of Classic T.V. Themes came in a standard plastic audio cassette case with a cardboard outer cover.

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Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. Thunderbirds - Thunderbirds Are Go
(The Pressure Mix) featuring M.C. Parker
Produced by 3 to the Power / Rod Anderson / Jason Mayo

A2. Joe 90 (Main Man Mix)
Produced by 3 to the Power for the Brothers Organisation

A3. UFO - The Arrival
Produced by Justin Sherry for Fine Balance

A4. Captain Scarlet - The Mysterons Rap
Produced by Rod Anderson and Jason Mayo

A5. Space: 1999 (The Alpha Mix)
Produced by Justin Sherry for Fine Balance

A6. The Stingray Megamix
featuring Aqua Marina
Produced by Rod Anderson and Jason Mayo

Side B:
B1. The Prisoner (Free Man Mix)
featuring M.C. Number 6
Produced by 3 to the Power for the Brothers Organisation

B2. The Saint (Heroes and Villains Mix)
Produced by Bruno Tilley

B3. The Avengers - Peel the Reel
Produced by Rod Anderson and Jason Mayo

B4. Danger Man (Drake Mix)
Produced by 3 to the Power for the Brothers Organisation

B5. Department S - Dept. S/Jason King (Royal Mix)
Produced by Rod Anderson and Jason Mayo

B6. The Persuaders (The Farewell Mix)
Produced by Justin Sherry for Fine Balance

Notes

• Audio cassette album comprising dance remixes of classic ITC and ABPC series themes with overlaid dialogue excerpts.

• This album was also available on vinyl LP (STAR 2430) and compact disc (TCD 2430).

• Promotional videos for Thunderbirds, The Prisoner, Stingray, UFO and Captain Scarlet were issued on VHS (TVE 1022).

• 3 to the Power were Nick Titchener, Colin Peter and Carl Ward.

Tracklisting

Side A:

A1. The Avengers - The Grave
A2. To Sir with Love - Studio 68
A3. On Her Majesty's Secret Service - The Editors
A4. The Prisoner - Kitch/Box Office Poison
A5. Man in a Suitcase - Ministry of Defiance
A6. Up the Junction - Eleanor Rigby
 

Side B:

B1. You Only Live Twice - Eleanor Rigby
B2. The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - The Grave
B3. Mission Impossible - Ministry of Defiance
B4. Captain Zeppo - A Beatboy
B5. Stingray - C.B.U.
B6. The Addams Family - Perestroika
B7. Batman - Waterloo Sunset Allstars

Notes

• All tracks produced by Russell Writer.

• This title was previously released on vinyl only by Waterloo Sunset Records in 1988, with a subtly different tracklisting. Stingray and The Addams Family were added and Four by Four by The Reactions removed for this edition.

• The first of a series of TV themes releases, this compilation and its sequels were bolder than many other such collections in that all tracks were cover versions performed by up-and-coming British indie bands.

• Kitch/Box Office Poison's The Prisoner featured dialogue excerpts from the series title sequence.

• This collection was also released on compact disc (F.LEG 1 CD) and vinyl (F.LEG 1 LP).

Tracklisting

Side A:
A1. The Saint - Ministry of Ska
A2. (I've Been a) Bad Bad Girl (Boy), from the film Privilege - Moonchild
A3. Casino Royale - Adventures of Parsley
A4. Joe 90 - Summer
A5. Dr. Who - Future Legend Allstars
A6. The Ipcress File - Box Office Poison
A7. The Munsters - Summer

Side B:
B1. Dangerman - Ministry of Ska
B2. Captain Scarlet - Adventures of Parsley
B3. Barbarella - Earthling Scum
B4. Thunderball - Jo Sharp
B5. All Too Much, from the film Yellow Submarine - Box Office Poison

Notes

• The follow-up release to Future Legend's 1993 Themes from the 60s, Vol. 1 again showcased the talents of up-and-coming British indie bands.

• All tracks produced by Russell Writer.

• This collection was also released on compact disc (FLEGCD 2).

• Spelling of Danger Man in the tracklisting is as per the release.

• The final volume in this series, Themes from the 60s, Vol. 3, was released in 1995 on CD and vinyl LP formats only.