+Matt Verderame They sure did I wish today's fans could have that opportunity like I did growing up with N.F.L. films every weekend for the recap with this music and John Facenda's lyrical spin. It sure was fun!
they made the game what it is today with their work. Unbelievable how cinematic and larger than life all those old team video year books made this sport.
I agree. The Sabols, Spence, Facenda......without these guys, all the highlight films we watch lose their poetic significance. NFL Films also had Gil Santos, our play by play guy for the Pats, narrate. David Robidoux and Tom Hedden have taken the helm from Spence and carried that legacy. During the Patriots season, I always listen to NFL Films scores. They are so intricately made and match the emotional impact of watching NFL football.
5:12 love the chimes. As a percussionist who loves football, this suite should be played in high school/colleges across America, instead of the boring ass music I had to play in h.s.
They should play this song at graduation ceremonies. I also heard this song in the final innings of veterans stadium. A place where I spent the first 10 years of my life going to. I miss the vet more than anything but I do love Lincoln financial field and citizens bank park though.
This came out almost 30 years ago, but this theme still resonates with me and I still consider it the theme of NFL history. Now, the NFL is over 100 years old, but only one team in those 100 plus years has finished a season undefeated and untied, and that is the 1972 Miami Dolphins! The 2022 season will end with the '72 Dolphins as the only perfect team in NFL history as the Eagles lost tonight! I am a happy Fins fan!
Great United States Army music as they are the real heroes. Over 1 million dead army soldiers since 1775. True Glory and honor to them. And as the tomb of the unknown soldier states in Arlington national cemetery. "Here rest in honored glory a comrade in arms known but to God."
Football America's Game from its humble Beginnings to the greatest Sport of all time . We root for our Favorite Team we Cry when they loose we Cry when they win we laugh at the Opposition as they walk off the field in Defeat . We Drink and Party like there's no tomorrow every Sunday and Monday. Then when the National Anthem is over and the Teams take the field we get that rush and scream go get em Boys lets go Kick some Ass today Lets go !!!
Fumble Interception holy Moses holy Toledo He could go all the way and that moment when the Hero catches that Pigskin Morsel in mid air and takes off like a rocket for the end zone Touch Down !!! Or the Moment when they come so close but then a fluke play costs them the game Moments like these Make Football the most exciting Sport in America . RIP Steve Sabol this i dedicate to all the fans and Steve Sabol
and did you deliberatly exclude Dan Marino who at the time of his retirement held 61 individual & 14 team NFL records, an achievement that Brady or anyone else can come close too.
I'm trying to find a song with a similar rhythm to the 1st and 2nd movements. It has the same theme except it's much faster and it's only brass. If you want to know what I mean, look up 'Top 10 raiders players', the 2 and a half minute video and it starts playing when they talk about Marcus Allen shortly after the 1 minute mark.
Thank you Sabols. When I heard this song I could see the Chiefs driving down the field to win the Superbowl. Before Mahomes it was just a dream, but now I have seen 2 SB victories.
Recorded at LA east Studios Salt Lake city Utah with the Utah Film Orchestra, I stumbled across Tom Hedden by accident when researching about this recording studio which was frequented by Chance Thomas composer of the Lord of the Rings online and I cam across this article www.tomhedden.com/?p=538 by composer Tom Hedden about the recording process at this studio, it's a very interesting read, if anyone has any Documentary footage of this recording please can you reply.
The first piece shows me that Sam Spence learned a lot from Aaron Copland. Great music...maybe not as great as it sounds (LOL!), but great, nonetheless. /watch?v=Vu_Q9ijKx8c
Rest in paradise Steve thank you for the memories.
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NFL Films ushered in a lifetime of memories for so many football fans. God bless the Sabol's and may they rest in peace
+Matt Verderame They sure did I wish today's fans could have that opportunity like I did growing up with N.F.L. films every weekend for the recap with this music and John Facenda's lyrical spin. It sure was fun!
@@SLYSPYHIWAY90 It was.
RIP Ed and Steve Sabol, John Facenda and Sam Spence. I also used to like watching This Week in Baseball.
they made the game what it is today with their work. Unbelievable how cinematic and larger than life all those old team video year books made this sport.
I agree. The Sabols, Spence, Facenda......without these guys, all the highlight films we watch lose their poetic significance. NFL Films also had Gil Santos, our play by play guy for the Pats, narrate. David Robidoux and Tom Hedden have taken the helm from Spence and carried that legacy. During the Patriots season, I always listen to NFL Films scores. They are so intricately made and match the emotional impact of watching NFL football.
The Sabols were my childhood. NFL Films was everything I loved and still love about my NFL Sundays.
5:12 love the chimes. As a percussionist who loves football, this suite should be played in high school/colleges across America, instead of the boring ass music I had to play in h.s.
The old nfl logo was so much better
the greatest NFL song out there
1994 75th Junior Seau. 100 seasons in 2019 remembering all the great ones no longer with us
If music like this can't bring a tear to your eye, check your pulse.
Gives me the chills and brings tears to my eyes. The feels
They should play this song at graduation ceremonies. I also heard this song in the final innings of veterans stadium. A place where I spent the first 10 years of my life going to. I miss the vet more than anything but I do love Lincoln financial field and citizens bank park though.
I can't even begin to explain how fun it is to play the low cello part at 2:20! So. Freaking. Fun.!!!!!!
The first song I always think of when I think of NFL/ NFL films
75 seasons of the National Football League (1920-1994).
Rest In Peace Ed and Steve Sabol , you made the NFL what it is today . Great memories .
"They were called... Legends."
5:00 was in the complete history of the Philadelphia Eagles DVD
This came out almost 30 years ago, but this theme still resonates with me and I still consider it the theme of NFL history. Now, the NFL is over 100 years old, but only one team in those 100 plus years has finished a season undefeated and untied, and that is the 1972 Miami Dolphins! The 2022 season will end with the '72 Dolphins as the only perfect team in NFL history as the Eagles lost tonight! I am a happy Fins fan!
God bless the Sabol family!
Taking a shit never felt more dramatic and more proud of myself at the same time
The NFL 100 Suite from two years ago was not bad, but this one is much, much better in my opinion.
This would go well with a war movie in a dramatic battle scene.
Jet force Gemini
Love it
Music sounds sort of soothing
Thank you, thank you, oooohhh thank you!
I have been meaning to find this for years and years especially at 10:00 Gives me chills about Mickey Mantle used in a TV biography.
If this suite doesn't give you goosebumps, you need to see the Wizard about a heart.😊
Always always thank you Peyton Manning
1994-95 NFL 75th anniversary season
5:00, A New Game by Tom Haden.
Tom Hedden - Finding Daylight (a)
Great United States Army music as they are the real heroes. Over 1 million dead army soldiers since 1775. True Glory and honor to them. And as the tomb of the unknown soldier states in Arlington national cemetery. "Here rest in honored glory a comrade in arms known but to God."
I love this game that is called football. "The real football"
Football America's Game from its humble Beginnings to the greatest Sport of all time . We root for our Favorite Team we Cry when they loose we Cry when they win we laugh at the Opposition as they walk off the field in Defeat . We Drink and Party like there's no tomorrow every Sunday and Monday. Then when the National Anthem is over and the Teams take the field we get that rush and scream go get em Boys lets go Kick some Ass today Lets go !!!
Fumble Interception holy Moses holy Toledo He could go all the way and that moment when the Hero catches that Pigskin Morsel in mid air and takes off like a rocket for the end zone Touch Down !!! Or the Moment when they come so close but then a fluke play costs them the game Moments like these Make Football the most exciting Sport in America . RIP Steve Sabol this i dedicate to all the fans and Steve Sabol
4:10-4:56- joe Montana reviewing the offense plan with bill Walsh, down 5 with 2 minutes to go at his own 15, running onto the field. Go Niners!
Yessssiirrrrr!! 🌉 🚠
I still have 75 season but its on VHS and its in good shape but i dont know how to convert it
Great VHS tape
04:00 The 1994 San Diego Chargers never quit never stopped persevering The Chargers are going to the AFC Championship Game in Pittsburgh!
At the start of 5:00 reminds me of the 8 members from the 1994 chargers team who died
4:00 whether is Starr Unitas Montana Favre Brady Manning Rodgers this is the NFL! 2018 99 seasons strong!
and did you deliberatly exclude Dan Marino who at the time of his retirement held 61 individual & 14 team NFL records, an achievement that Brady or anyone else can come close too.
I'm trying to find a song with a similar rhythm to the 1st and 2nd movements. It has the same theme except it's much faster and it's only brass. If you want to know what I mean, look up 'Top 10 raiders players', the 2 and a half minute video and it starts playing when they talk about Marcus Allen shortly after the 1 minute mark.
5:00 Buccaneers 2002, Johnny Unitas' death and the decimation of the Ravens in the hands of the Bucs!
what song was used at the end of the walter payton segment in the 75 year film?
Thank you Sabols. When I heard this song I could see the Chiefs driving down the field to win the Superbowl. Before Mahomes it was just a dream, but now I have seen 2 SB victories.
When Aaron Rodgers steps off of the field for the last time when's he Brett Favre's age, this song better be playing!!
Comment aged like milk
see with Rodgers it might be easier to tell when he retires instead of Favre
Recorded at LA east Studios Salt Lake city Utah with the Utah Film Orchestra, I stumbled across Tom Hedden by accident when researching about this recording studio which was frequented by Chance Thomas composer of the Lord of the Rings online and I cam across this article www.tomhedden.com/?p=538 by composer Tom Hedden about the recording process at this studio, it's a very interesting read, if anyone has any Documentary footage of this recording please can you reply.
I need the names of these songs!
name of the track at the 5:00 mark?
# 5 for Tim Duncan!! Hail the King! Hail the king!! Timmy D!!! 3:02 to 3:25
The first piece shows me that Sam Spence learned a lot from Aaron Copland. Great music...maybe not as great as it sounds (LOL!), but great, nonetheless.
/watch?v=Vu_Q9ijKx8c
lol
5:00, A New Game by Tom Haden.
Tom Hedden - Finding Daylight (a)