The one song that plays at 15:20 called I Can See Clearly Now was originally recorded by Johnny Nash which was released in 1972 and 21 years later, it was covered by reggae singer Jimmy Cliff for the 1993 movie Cool Runnings.
Great song during the sunniest days! Johnny Nash died during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, same as Trini Lopez (who died from COVID), Nick Cordero (who died from COVID), Kobe & Gigi, Charlie Pride, Charlie Daniels, Eddie Van Halen, and others!
I just thought I'd come here & pay my respects & condolences to Jim Lange, who passed away on Tuesday @ his home outside San Francisco. Jim of course was best remembered for hosting the long-running "The Dating Game" & numerous other game shows. Jim will be missed, for sure! R.I.P., Jim Lange...1932 - 2014.
ChihuahuaboyDH Jim Lange is one of the best game show hosts of all time and my favorite game show of his will forever be Barry & Enright's BULLSEYE The show had an AWESOME Set and even Johnny Carson loved the set God Bless Mr. Lange, May he R.I.P.
And god bless John Harlan, who announced not only Name That Tune, but Press Your Luck, Celebrity Sweepstakes, You Don't Say, the Emmy Awards, the People's Choice Awards, the Victor Awards, Password, All-Star Blitz, Tattletales, Your Number's Up, several specials for Disney, and many, many others. May he forever rest... in... PEACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the $100K tournament prize package plugs took about 90 seconds each show. ONly time they were aired on the 1993-96 Family Channel was during the tourneys. That practice continued even after FAM cancelled the WInk interactive shows on 12/30/94.
(17:25) That's the nice pilot theme tune for the show's closing theme. Uncleared with audience applauses, but that's OK. Anyway, it should have been used for the show's main theme, even after the series pilot episodes.
Because this was a pilot show, it was to showcase how certain elements of the show were to be presented including minute differences. The change back to Jim spinning the wheel could be because of Standards and Practices purposes.
Probably the only reason why these very early episodes aired to begin with...if not for Ross (and maybe someone else?) qualifying for a tournament during this week, Sandy Frank probably would've preferred to have just kept them under the radar.
I have now prepared an episode list for $100,000 Name That Tune hosted by Jim Lange. They're in the order in which they were re-run on the USA Network 1989-1991 (also, in all probability, the order in which they were first run in 1984-1985). The order in which they were produced was probably very different. There were a total of 160.
This is from one of the five pilot episodes.
The one song that plays at 15:20 called I Can See Clearly Now was originally recorded by Johnny Nash which was released in 1972 and 21 years later, it was covered by reggae singer Jimmy Cliff for the 1993 movie Cool Runnings.
Great song during the sunniest days! Johnny Nash died during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, same as Trini Lopez (who died from COVID), Nick Cordero (who died from COVID), Kobe & Gigi, Charlie Pride, Charlie Daniels, Eddie Van Halen, and others!
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I just thought I'd come here & pay my respects & condolences to Jim Lange, who passed away on Tuesday @ his home outside San Francisco. Jim of course was best remembered for hosting the long-running "The Dating Game" & numerous other game shows. Jim will be missed, for sure!
R.I.P., Jim Lange...1932 - 2014.
ChihuahuaboyDH Jim Lange is one of the best game show hosts of all time and my favorite game show of his will forever be Barry & Enright's BULLSEYE
The show had an AWESOME Set and even Johnny Carson loved the set
God Bless Mr. Lange, May he R.I.P.
And god bless John Harlan, who announced not only Name That Tune, but Press Your Luck, Celebrity Sweepstakes, You Don't Say, the Emmy Awards, the People's Choice Awards, the Victor Awards, Password, All-Star Blitz, Tattletales, Your Number's Up, several specials for Disney, and many, many others. May he forever rest... in... PEACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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As well as 50 Grand Slam and The American Teacher Awards and American Gladiators from 1990-93.
John Harlan never admitted it, but he also announced the final season of "Solid Gold", titled "Solid Gold: In Concert".
This is the ballad of the same exact Darius Rucker song title that it would’ve been this version back in the good o' days @ 3:39!!!!!!!
the $100K tournament prize package plugs took about 90 seconds each show. ONly time they were aired on the 1993-96 Family Channel was during the tourneys. That practice continued even after FAM cancelled the WInk interactive shows on 12/30/94.
They also aired it on CBN back in the 80's
And on USA during 1989-91.
Contestants spun the wheels? Wow!
(17:25)
That's the nice pilot theme tune for the show's closing theme.
Uncleared with audience applauses, but that's OK.
Anyway, it should have been used for the show's main theme, even after the series pilot episodes.
I agree with you on that. The closing theme pilot for the pilot was better than the main theme.
@@rodney1279TheFlip likely.
Perhaps.
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I wonder why Jim allowed the players to spin the wheel but Jim did it himself on the actual show,
Because this was a pilot show, it was to showcase how certain elements of the show were to be presented including minute differences. The change back to Jim spinning the wheel could be because of Standards and Practices purposes.
How many pilot shows did they shot, 5?
Oh wow Hit the road jack
"Tune Tug of War" lhh
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I thought he did a really good job of this show, Jim Lange. I use to watch this show alot. Jim Lange and Tom Kennedy did great.
anything to shut Josh up. lol
I wonder if Ross returned to the $100,000 tournament since this was only a pilot.
Ross did return to the tournament but didn't make it into the finals.
Elaine Nezworski beat Ross but then she lost in the finals to Tommy Simmons.
Probably the only reason why these very early episodes aired to begin with...if not for Ross (and maybe someone else?) qualifying for a tournament during this week, Sandy Frank probably would've preferred to have just kept them under the radar.
@@JIMOTOOLE1949 yes. the 2nd to last monthly tournament of champions as aired in syndication
Tommy Oliver band with trombones only, later in other season add the trumpets
do u know of an episode list for Name That Tune?
I'd probably be able to make out an episode list for the $100,000 Name That Tune hosted by Jim Lange.
I have now prepared an episode list for $100,000 Name That Tune hosted by Jim Lange. They're in the order in which they were re-run on the USA Network 1989-1991 (also, in all probability, the order in which they were first run in 1984-1985). The order in which they were produced was probably very different. There were a total of 160.
And all 160 episodes originally aired every weeknight at 7:30pm on WAVE 3 in Louisville right after NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw.
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No, sorry.
Where is Cathy?
Where is cathy?