Piano Solo: Blockbusters (1980-82 Theme)

This was my attempt at doing a piano solo rendition of the theme to the original era of Blockbusters, a game show that seeked to answer the question asking, "Are two heads really better than one?" As mentioned before, this was one of just two short runs in the US; yet when the show came to the UK, it was a phenomenon.
I didn't bother to try to emulate the fancy solos for sax and guitar; I just did the basic crux of the piece that the horn section is playing.
This arrangement © me and me alone
Original music written by Bob Cobert
Blockbusters © Fremantle and everybody else who owns the rights; it was originally a Mark Goodson-Bill Todman production.
Theme: • Blockbusters 1980-1982...
Special thanks to ‪@operator35‬ for providing the original audio.

[@bluebear1985]

This is Bob Hilton speaking for Blockbusters, a Mark Goodson-Bill Todman production!

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

Bill Cullen's Wardrobe Furnished by
BOTANY 500

[@aaronbruceladner1983]

What B is a Game Show Where Contestants Answer Questions, to Connect their Red or White Hexagons, on a Board with Letters?

[@dakotabeachler9321]

This Is The Battlefield For Our Game Of Speed And Strategy, These Are The Letters That Lead To Victory Onnnnnnnn Blockbusters! And Here’s The Star Of Our Show, Billlllll Cullen!

[@GameShowMike]

Thank you, Bob Hilton! Good morning everyone and welcome to Blockbusters. On this show we pit a solo player against a family pair and we find out if two heads are better than one.