really great song cant find it anywhere on the net i read somewhere the guy who sang the song was a friend of stephen j canel the guy who made the show
+Calum Wattie Joey Scarbury. A regular collaborator with Mike Post (who wrote the scores to most of Cannel's shows, including the theme to 'The A-Team' with Pete Carpenter). Scarbury also sung the theme song to Cannel's "Greatest American Hero" (which, ironically, was dubbed over on the DVD release of that series due to copyright issues). That song and 'Trouble on Wheels' were both written with his writing partner Stephen Geyer. He had a hit with the song to that series and a couple of other very minor hits, and was under contract to several Cannel-related shows. The song "Trouble of Wheels" features in the third season 'A-Team' episode of the same name, as well as the fourth season episode "Where Is the Monster When You Need Him", and is also used in the 'Greatest American Hero' episode 'Hog Wild'. As well as singing a few other songs, including cover versions, that were used in several episodes of 'The A-Team', Scarbury's songs were also used in Cannel's 'Hardcastle and McCormick', to which Scarbury also sang an alternate credits song used for much of that show's second season. ...Hope that helps! (I spent years tracking down all this stuff!!)
@@pjgathergood6987 Good job on the provenance of the original songs I wrote (music AND lyrics) to the songs used on nearly all episodes of G.A.H., with the exception of the theme song, "Believe It Or Not", which I co-wrote & arranged. There were a few covers Joey Scarbury sang, as he did on all of the episodic songs I wrote. Some of the songs I wrote weekly for G.A.H. were also used (as you indicated) on some of Cannel's other series, including RipTide; Hardcastle & McCormack (both themes); The A Team... I also collaborated on songs weekly for Stingray; and themes for The Rousters; J.J. Starbuck (all for Cannel Productions); as well as Blossom; The Hogan Family/Valerie; and wrote/sang the Disney/CBS cartoon series, The Wuzzles. Anyway, just wanted to flesh out your info. Thanks for your interest and enthusiasm! The songs live on, which makes me smile :)
Golden era of country and western music and TV series
This song 'Trouble on Wheels' was also featured in the Greatest American Hero episode 'Hog Wild' written by Stephen Geyser, sung by Joey Scarbury.
Hello. I love this song and finally i found ir. Do You know if i can buy it or it's on a Vynil?
I have played keyboards on a new version of this song. Release date very soon.
Great song, love these 80s tunes.
love this song and the episode
I wish this song had 2 more verses, so it could be a longer, complete, song.
And to see them install the headlight assembly 😅
It was also on season 4 where is the monster when you need him.
Delta 88 - trouble on wheels
They used this in other epiaodes as well
really great song cant find it anywhere on the net i read somewhere the guy who sang the song was a friend of stephen j canel the guy who made the show
+Calum Wattie Joey Scarbury. A regular collaborator with Mike Post (who wrote the scores to most of Cannel's shows, including the theme to 'The A-Team' with Pete Carpenter). Scarbury also sung the theme song to Cannel's "Greatest American Hero" (which, ironically, was dubbed over on the DVD release of that series due to copyright issues). That song and 'Trouble on Wheels' were both written with his writing partner Stephen Geyer.
He had a hit with the song to that series and a couple of other very minor hits, and was under contract to several Cannel-related shows. The song "Trouble of Wheels" features in the third season 'A-Team' episode of the same name, as well as the fourth season episode "Where Is the Monster When You Need Him", and is also used in the 'Greatest American Hero' episode 'Hog Wild'. As well as singing a few other songs, including cover versions, that were used in several episodes of 'The A-Team', Scarbury's songs were also used in Cannel's 'Hardcastle and McCormick', to which Scarbury also sang an alternate credits song used for much of that show's second season.
...Hope that helps! (I spent years tracking down all this stuff!!)
+Pj Gathergood Thanks for the info PJ!
Brand new version of this song coming out very soon.
@@pjgathergood6987 Good job on the provenance of the original songs I wrote (music AND lyrics) to the songs used on nearly all episodes of G.A.H., with the exception of the theme song, "Believe It Or Not", which I co-wrote & arranged. There were a few covers Joey Scarbury sang, as he did on all of the episodic songs I wrote. Some of the songs I wrote weekly for G.A.H. were also used (as you indicated) on some of Cannel's other series, including RipTide; Hardcastle & McCormack (both themes); The A Team... I also collaborated on songs weekly for Stingray; and themes for The Rousters; J.J. Starbuck (all for Cannel Productions); as well as Blossom; The Hogan Family/Valerie; and wrote/sang the Disney/CBS cartoon series, The Wuzzles. Anyway, just wanted to flesh out your info. Thanks for your interest and enthusiasm! The songs live on, which makes me smile :)
Watching the a team now but who sings the song