The opening theme music to "Police Woman" composed by Morton Stevens is one of the greatest TV theme music pieces in the history of television! I miss that era of great television so much!
@@masteridiot5693 . Didn't Mort Stevens also compose the theme song for the great "Hawaii 5-0" TV series of the late 1960's-1970's that the music group, The Ventures subsequently recorded?
@@carolbell8797Yes! Even before reading your post, I was saying to myself that the Barnaby Jones theme is kinda similar---probably inspired by the (earlier) Police Woman music.
They were mostly detective shows though? I have some on HD disc where you feel like you are there back in the 70s. They mostly filmed on the the streets of Los Angeles areas and it is very nostalgic. S&H filmed some street scenes in Long Beach where I grew up; I recognize the area. They don’t make em like this anymore.
Lovely Angie Dickinson, soon to be 100 years old, and still a terrific yet down to earth personality. Thank you for your wonderful work on screens big and not so big.
While we had some fantastic cop\detective shows in the 80s and 90s the 70s was the true golden age of the genre where cop\detective shows dominated the ratings and America's love. Baretta, Kojak, The Mod Squad, Columbo, Rockford Files, Police Woman, Hawaii Five O, Vega$, SWAT, Ironside, Starsky & Hutch, Barnaby Jones, Cannon etc. and plenty more.
I watched the show when I was 12 with my grandma. Baretta, The Rockford Files and Barnaby Jones were her favorite. I thought Pepper was pretty and had great skin. I later read she rubbed her face with almond oil. Thought that was remarkable.... How many know that the four main characters are still alive today in 2022?? Amazing.
@@davidsomerset Sorry to say but I'm laughing at this intro, this can't be a "Police Woman". Jumping into the water fountain fully clothed, clumsy man tripping over short hedges and they even got knuckle dusters on a woman's hand... C'mon, was this a comedy show or something???
The music aside, my favorite scene from this season of "Police Woman"'s opening theme is when Earl Holliman ran, jumped, dove, hit, & rolled on the ground while holding his pistol with both hands. Hitting the grass next to that small tree. One could also see the 67' Ford Mustang in the background that Angie Dickinson was driving in that episode when Holliman performed that action scene. Still watch this particular opening theme quite frequently. When, as a youngster in the 70's, I would go outside & emulate the run, jump, dive, hit, & roll just like Earl Holliman did. God it was fun! I practiced the maneuver multiple times. The only thing missing was having a 67' Ford Mustang nearby. Have only seen the episode once. Sure would like to see it again!
Im watching GUNFIGHT AT OK CORRAL and saw Earl Holliman and immediately went into 'Policewoman' Mode and had to come here just to hear the INTRO music, WOW, What a soundtrack, and what a series,... And what a HOTTIE, ANGIE DICKENSON!! 😍😍 I fell in love with her as a 10 year old back in the days watching this show... The 70s had the BEST TV shows with the BEST Music-scores... The SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN is another of many great TV programs with great supporting INTRO/OUTRO scores! OLD SKOOL 4EVA BABY!! 💥👍😎👍♥️🇺🇸
I love this show for 3 reasons: 1) the opening theme music; 2) Angie Dickenson {a BLONDE HOTTIE from the LATE 1970s/early 1980s!} 3) the image of the unidentified arm going thru the side window of the car after IT stopped 😳 The frosting on the cake was the shot was freeze-framed & the theme music built up to a very sudden ending!
When TV was brilliant, acting was brilliant, musical TV themes were out of this world incredible, writing was scintillating . Plots & themes were impactful! I'm 51 I'm tearfully nostalgic! Wish I could go back🚀
Seventies cop shows rock! Great music, gritty realism, location shooting, hunks and hot chicks, and my God the cars! I love the customs and the bel airs. Harry o and swat were great. So was the blue knight with Lloyd bridges.
How did i forget about this!?..I loved police women. I tell u being a child growing up in 70's was everything. So so many good tv shows. We had one of those HUGE antennas on roof with the box on tv to turn and position it for better picture...So funny.
@ Storm Jacobs. Yeah the antenna rotor! Great memories from my childhood turning the knob on the antenna rotor to point the antenna on the roof of our house towards NYC to watch "Creature Features" on WNEW Channel 5 or to turn the antenna towards Philadelphia to watch "Dr. Shock" on WPHL Channel 17 from Philadelphia on Saturday nights during the early 1970's!!
One of the best TV show intros and music scores of the 70's, or any decade for that matter. Really cool how Angie's image is captured just as she fires her gun and the shotgun blast to the LTD looks 100% authentic. The male players look like they just stepped out of The Beastie Boys "Sabotage" music video. I remember watching this in the mid 70's when I was just a kid. So cool to watch it again. Decades TV aired a weekend of Police Woman episodes a few months back.
Yes, this theme, Movin' On and Rockford Files were the best themes of the 1970's from a decade full of great themes. The NBC Mystery Movie theme was great, and the CBS Movie theme was great.
I remember this well as a young lad in the 70's. It was one of my father's favorite shows. I found the theme to be haunting and at times mournful. I recall a few episodes that bordered on creepy which have remained with me for over 40 years. Great time for TV
For me growing up in UK I loved SATURDAY nights watching USA cop series and then continued with my first g/f. (She also adored them.) Watching with a chinese take out SIMPLE pleasures. Tnx USA. 1. Angie Dickinson. 2. Sharon Gless. 3. Lynda Carter.
ANGIE DICKINSON AS SGT. SUZANNE "PEPPER" ANDERSON IN POLICE WOMAN HAD BEEN NOMINATED 3 OR 4 TIMES BUT SHOULD HAVE DESERVEDLY WON AN EMMY AT LEAST ONCE FOR HER ICONIC TV ROLE.
Let me tell you, my Dad NEVER missed an episode of this show. So we all watched it. He loved my Mom, yes, but even she understood and humored his Angie D love because let's face it. She was smart, sassy, and HOT.
First off I love the Police Officer, Sheriff's Deputy; their presence denote the very core of a civilized community - safety, security, being able to take a deep breath of fresh air, right of personal space, calmness, law and order. That Policy Story series did so much to cement my support of The Cop on the beat, dressed in uniform blue while on duty in a marked patrol cruiser. I hate that those cops who beat Rodney King got away with it and that the jury bought their story...they even used the "n-word" while beating him. It soils the uniform of the good cop.
Loved this show and Canon.....Saturday night's...ordering in food...great times....you know when people say remember the good old days....well even 45 or so years later....they still are the good old days....(for me anyway)
Shows like these bring back nice memories. My father like the comedy shows like Bob Hope specials, Jackie Gleason etc But when Policewoman came on, he would watch it with me. I think he had enjoyed seeing Angie Dickinson as he would ask me what day does that cop lady show come on? Angie Dickinson was just a natural beauty and she and Earl Holliman worked so well together.
I love her because she's the first woman police woman. She started the Way Up Charlie's Angels. Angie Dickerson started Shows like Charlie's Angels of women. Of the 70s
I was a kid in the 70s and the music is still haunting me... love the old stuff ... great music..great plot....shit today is for wimps... America was great...and proud
In the early 2000's there was an anime series from Japan called "The Big O". Its soundtrack is very popular. They played homage to music from the 40s, 50s, 60s and the 70s. There's a piece from the soundtrack thats a callback to action dramas from the 60s and 70s. It captures the sound very nicely. m.czcams.com/video/RzkXyqVPpMA/video.html
I was going on six years old when the first run of PW ended; I think I was a bit scared of this theme, for reasons I don't even remember. It's definitely a classic. I loves me some funky bass!
We used to know this show as "Pepper", I had no idea the original name was Police Woman. Great great show, wish they woud show it again on one of our oldies channels
Angie Dickinson was a class act. Lucky Burt Bacharach!!! No wonder he composed so many inspired pieces! The show was a bit tired though .... always was the line "What kind of a (fill in the blank ... waitress, hooker, etc) carries a gun?"
Earl Holiman ... Was simply gorgeous 🙂 and he was great with playing that character Lt. Bill Crowley.I am thinking about ordering the complete series on DVD 📀 way to go Angie Dickinson ( Sgt. Pepper Anderson May 4,2021
infinity These people were specially selected for their looks, and besides, they are sooooo skinny you hafta wonder how they made it to the next meal without fainting... ;)
RIP Charles Dierkop, who played Det.Royster, passed away on Feb. 27, 2024. He was 87.
When shows were so great that the theme and intro alone were enough to tune in for.
Police woman is a spin off of police story
@@anthonyhardy8705 girl power at it's finest y'all I loved Angie Dickinson
Back in the day when TV Theme tunes were crafted 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
AYE-men!!
And when the intro lasted for more than 15 seconds
Yes indeed. This one makes me want to boogie!
👍🏻👍🏻😊
AMEN TO THAT.
The opening theme music to "Police Woman" composed by Morton Stevens is one of the greatest TV theme music pieces in the history of television! I miss that era of great television so much!
@@masteridiot5693 . Didn't Mort Stevens also compose the theme song for the great "Hawaii 5-0" TV series of the late 1960's-1970's that the music group, The Ventures subsequently recorded?
I love that theme song too. It’s great - she’s great!
But I have to say I love Barnaby Jones too.
@@carolbell8797Yes! Even before reading your post, I was saying to myself that the Barnaby Jones theme is kinda similar---probably inspired by the (earlier) Police Woman music.
@@markflemmer1326the "Barnaby Jones" theme music is actually similar to another cop show of the time, "Police Story".
This reminds me of staying up way past my bedtime in the summers of the 70s.
I remember watching this with my parents when I was a kid.
amen
What's funny is....way after bedtime was BEFORE midnight. If I remember correctly; didn't television stop broadcasting at midnight??
Lucky!!!!
@@gr33n3ggs4 weekends it was 2or3am when it would go out lol
Honestly a great piece of music....and Angie was as hot as the sun in a summer wind 🔥❤️
So was Earl.
Hotter than balls
Angie Dickinson changed the standards of women all over America back in the 1970s. The best female TV cop there ever was. Well, best for NBC.
Until ABC came up with Charlie's Angels in 1976.
Earl Holliman diving over that one foot shrub was amazing! Lol
The bad guys were trying to shoot him... don't be no jive turkey!
We had the best Police Shows ver in the 70's!
...period!
Damm straight! They were the best!
I loved the shows mannix and police story as well as those tv movie of the week shows like banacek, mccloud, and such.
The Rookies, Adam 12, Barnaby Jones, Cannon, Swat
They were mostly detective shows though? I have some on HD disc where you feel like you are there back in the 70s. They mostly filmed on the the streets of Los Angeles areas and it is very nostalgic. S&H filmed some street scenes in Long Beach where I grew up; I recognize the area. They don’t make em like this anymore.
Nothing beats 70s cop show music!
Lovely Angie Dickinson, soon to be 100 years old, and still a terrific yet down to earth personality. Thank you for your wonderful work on screens big and not so big.
Soon to be 100 is a bit of an exaggeration. She’ll be 100 in September of 2031
While we had some fantastic cop\detective shows in the 80s and 90s the 70s was the true golden age of the genre where cop\detective shows dominated the ratings and America's love. Baretta, Kojak, The Mod Squad, Columbo, Rockford Files, Police Woman, Hawaii Five O, Vega$, SWAT, Ironside, Starsky & Hutch, Barnaby Jones, Cannon etc. and plenty more.
I watched the show when I was 12 with my grandma. Baretta, The Rockford Files and Barnaby Jones were her favorite. I thought Pepper was pretty and had great skin. I later read she rubbed her face with almond oil. Thought that was remarkable.... How many know that the four main characters are still alive today in 2022?? Amazing.
All 4 regular cast members are still with us today.
all in their 80's
Yes, It's the earliest TV series with all cast members still with us
Wow!
Angie Dickinson is currently 90, and Earl Holliman is actually 93.
@@macgyvermind and how old are you. ???
This is currently the oldest tv show where the entire main cast is still alive.
Still?
asking on 3/8/22 lol
True 👍🏿
Yes it is
Prayers of protection for this cast ♥️🙏🏻😊
Even earl holliman?
This show was made back in the day when TV was still worth watching.
Same old idiotic comment. There was a lot of rubbish back then, and there is a lot of fantastic stuff now.
@@davidsomerset Sorry to say but I'm laughing at this intro, this can't be a "Police Woman". Jumping into the water fountain fully clothed, clumsy man tripping over short hedges and they even got knuckle dusters on a woman's hand... C'mon, was this a comedy show or something???
@@davidsomerset What's fantastic now?
You got that right people used to rush to get home to watch there favorite shows nobody does that anymore
Yep I remember this show along with Rockford Files Emergency Police Story among others!
The music aside, my favorite scene from this season of "Police Woman"'s opening theme is when Earl Holliman ran, jumped, dove, hit, & rolled on the ground while holding his pistol with both hands. Hitting the grass next to that small tree. One could also see the 67' Ford Mustang in the background that Angie Dickinson was driving in that episode when Holliman performed that action scene. Still watch this particular opening theme quite frequently. When, as a youngster in the 70's, I would go outside & emulate the run, jump, dive, hit, & roll just like Earl Holliman did. God it was fun! I practiced the maneuver multiple times. The only thing missing was having a 67' Ford Mustang nearby. Have only seen the episode once. Sure would like to see it again!
Im watching GUNFIGHT AT OK CORRAL and saw Earl Holliman and immediately went into 'Policewoman' Mode and had to come here just to hear the INTRO music, WOW, What a soundtrack, and what a series,... And what a HOTTIE, ANGIE DICKENSON!! 😍😍 I fell in love with her as a 10 year old back in the days watching this show... The 70s had the BEST TV shows with the BEST Music-scores... The SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN is another of many great TV programs with great supporting INTRO/OUTRO scores! OLD SKOOL 4EVA BABY!! 💥👍😎👍♥️🇺🇸
How could I not love her
I love this show for 3 reasons: 1) the opening theme music; 2) Angie Dickenson {a BLONDE HOTTIE from the LATE 1970s/early 1980s!} 3) the image of the unidentified arm going thru the side window of the car after IT stopped 😳 The frosting on the cake was the shot was freeze-framed & the theme music built up to a very sudden ending!
When TV was brilliant, acting was brilliant, musical TV themes were out of this world incredible, writing was scintillating . Plots & themes were impactful! I'm 51 I'm tearfully nostalgic! Wish I could go back🚀
Seventies cop shows rock! Great music, gritty realism, location shooting, hunks and hot chicks, and my God the cars! I love the customs and the bel airs. Harry o and swat were great. So was the blue knight with Lloyd bridges.
I believe that William Holden played "The Blue Knight" in the t.v. movie version, and George Kennedy played him on short lived series.
How did i forget about this!?..I loved police women. I tell u being a child growing up in 70's was everything. So so many good tv shows. We had one of those HUGE antennas on roof with the box on tv to turn and position it for better picture...So funny.
@ Storm Jacobs. Yeah the antenna rotor! Great memories from my childhood turning the knob on the antenna rotor to point the antenna on the roof of our house towards NYC to watch "Creature Features" on WNEW Channel 5 or to turn the antenna towards Philadelphia to watch "Dr. Shock" on WPHL Channel 17 from Philadelphia on Saturday nights during the early 1970's!!
Storm - Police Woman
This was a great and distinctive theme, always reminded me a bit of 'Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)'...
Earl Holliman was a tough S.O.B back in the day!
Ruben Delgadillo He is a WWll veteran.
He's 91 years of age today. 1-29-20
@@shamrock1961 You go Earl!
@@shamrock1961 That's not what Wikipedia says. According to Wikipedia, he turned 91 on 9-11-2019.
Yes, and contrast that with his role on the Twilight Zone, and as the less than sharp cook in Forbidden Planet that wants Robby to brew up some booze.
Wow. I used to love how Earl Holliman called her "Pepper" it was so cute.
Earl Holliman and Angie Dickinson did have that chemistry.
In Holland at the time, this series was simply presented as "Pepper"
I love Angie Dickinson. This was my favorite show police woman. I used to watch it when I was little. And I love this song.
One of the best TV show intros and music scores of the 70's, or any decade for that matter. Really cool how Angie's image is captured just as she fires her gun and the shotgun blast to the LTD looks 100% authentic. The male players look like they just stepped out of The Beastie Boys "Sabotage" music video. I remember watching this in the mid 70's when I was just a kid. So cool to watch it again. Decades TV aired a weekend of Police Woman episodes a few months back.
Yes, this theme, Movin' On and Rockford Files were the best themes of the 1970's from a decade full of great themes. The NBC Mystery Movie theme was great, and the CBS Movie theme was great.
Cars used were 1971 Ford LTD or Galaxie 500 4-door hardtop.
I remember this well as a young lad in the 70's. It was one of my father's favorite shows. I found the theme to be haunting and at times mournful. I recall a few episodes that bordered on creepy which have remained with me for over 40 years. Great time for TV
For me growing up in UK I loved SATURDAY nights watching USA cop series and then continued with my first g/f. (She also adored them.) Watching with a chinese take out
SIMPLE pleasures. Tnx USA.
1. Angie Dickinson.
2. Sharon Gless.
3. Lynda Carter.
The UK has more than returned the favor. Thanks right back atcha.
ANGIE DICKINSON AS SGT. SUZANNE "PEPPER" ANDERSON IN POLICE WOMAN HAD BEEN NOMINATED 3 OR 4 TIMES BUT SHOULD HAVE DESERVEDLY WON AN EMMY AT LEAST ONCE FOR HER ICONIC TV ROLE.
For heaven's sake, they actually gave an EMMY to Lindsay Wagner as Jaime Sommers in The Bionic Woman.
I remember my mother watching this faithfully when I was a kid; Barnaby Jones, Dennis Weaver, etc. I loved Angie Dickinson though ♥️
Loved this program and Angie Dickinson
THE MASTERPIECE of Morton Stevens ...
Let me tell you, my Dad NEVER missed an episode of this show. So we all watched it. He loved my Mom, yes, but even she understood and humored his Angie D love because let's face it. She was smart, sassy, and HOT.
Those tv theme songs from the 70s were the best.
Angie might have been white but she had a soul of a sista! Miss this show to many good memories.
I love Angie
It looks like Nichel Nicole's from Star Trek in that opening scene where the African American lady gets up from the table.
Princess Hightower Now that was a Big L😄L didn't you know that everyone has a soul. And a SOUL HAS NO COLOR take care May 5,2021
@@sheiladavis6523 amen Sheila 👍🙏📿🙏
@@sheiladavis6523 Not that kind of soul she was talking about ya dig?
This was my favourite. I loved Pepper and called my dog after her. The 70's were the best! Miss them.
First off I love the Police Officer, Sheriff's Deputy; their presence denote the very core of a civilized community - safety, security, being able to take a deep breath of fresh air, right of personal space, calmness, law and order. That Policy Story series did so much to cement my support of The Cop on the beat, dressed in uniform blue while on duty in a marked patrol cruiser. I hate that those cops who beat Rodney King got away with it and that the jury bought their story...they even used the "n-word" while beating him. It soils the uniform of the good cop.
BTW, did you know Angie was married to legendary composer/songwriter/pianist Burt Bacharach during the show's 1974-78 run on NBC?
My heart throb as a kid before i even knew what the word ment. she was the sexiest woman on tv during that time
Loved this show and Canon.....Saturday night's...ordering in food...great times....you know when people say remember the good old days....well even 45 or so years later....they still are the good old days....(for me anyway)
Damn - That's excellent audio quality for an old 70's TV show.
Love Angie
Love the show
Love this theme
Love this beat.
Outkast
It is a NASTY JAM!!!! Sticky sweet and good to eat, better than a Rice Crispy Treat!!!!! I salute you, Excellency!!!!!
Had kinda a Marvel Comics feel to it.
Shows like these bring back nice memories. My father like the comedy shows like Bob Hope specials, Jackie Gleason etc But when Policewoman came on, he would watch it with me. I think he had enjoyed seeing Angie Dickinson as he would ask me what day does that cop lady show come on? Angie Dickinson was just a natural beauty and she and Earl Holliman worked so well together.
Yessss yessss indeeeeed!!!...I remember this series as a kid in the 70's ❤❤❤❤
This intro HITS!❤❤
Baddest tv show intro hands down!!!
Old school I watched this tv 📺 series growing up, love Hawk, love this music 🎶 all the instruments especially the violins 🎻
That big drum beat at the end was awesome
Haven't heard this music in 40 years. Thanks.
I love her because she's the first woman police woman. She started the Way Up Charlie's Angels. Angie Dickerson started Shows like Charlie's Angels of women. Of the 70s
True, very true. Police Woman pave the way for Charlie's Angels.
I love this theme song of police woman.
May favorite tv show theme, except for "The Bionic Woman", of the 1970's! Great and beautiful theme music!
She did an interview for "CBS News This Morning" about 18 months ago. Highly-recommended.
As of 2023, Police Woman is the oldest live action television series with all of its main actors still living.
I was a kid in the 70s and the music is still haunting me... love the old stuff ... great music..great plot....shit today is for wimps... America was great...and proud
We had it so good in the 1970s.
Yea all the shows had a signature songs back then. Today shows have nothing going for them
In the early 2000's there was an anime series from Japan called "The Big O". Its soundtrack is very popular. They played homage to music from the 40s, 50s, 60s and the 70s.
There's a piece from the soundtrack thats a callback to action dramas from the 60s and 70s. It captures the sound very nicely.
m.czcams.com/video/RzkXyqVPpMA/video.html
I agree the theme song was hauntingly beautiful
I remember this from when I was a little kid. This is old school for real!
The 70’s had the best tv shows
Completely awesome
Good ole TV show memories. Use to watch this when I was a kid...👍
THIS SEPTEMBER MARKS THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF: POLICE WOMAN ON NBC. THEY SURE HAD GREAT POLICE DRAMAS BACK THEN. Kenneth Huang. 7/26/24.
I was going on six years old when the first run of PW ended; I think I was a bit scared of this theme, for reasons I don't even remember. It's definitely a classic. I loves me some funky bass!
Amazing theme music wow I had not heard this since than and that's very very long time ! Thanks for posting
since THEN
This theme is interesting, in that yes it has a 70s vibe but also a hint of the 60s TV themes that preceded it.
Du lourd très lourd puissant chefs d'œuvre absolu immense ❤ c'est pas la nullité la puanteur les tocards d'aujourd'hui à vomir 👎. Dany 54 ans
Excelente serie. Abordaban temas fuertes para la época. Era un equipo espectacular. Quisiera volver a verla! 😊
We used to know this show as "Pepper", I had no idea the original name was Police Woman. Great great show, wish they woud show it again on one of our oldies channels
Fantastic theme. Was only a kid at the time so never saw it
Angie Dickinson was a class act. Lucky Burt Bacharach!!! No wonder he composed so many inspired pieces! The show was a bit tired though .... always was the line "What kind of a (fill in the blank ... waitress, hooker, etc) carries a gun?"
Great music and show
I Love Angie & the Theme Music.
this was my show when i was a small her, thank you for the post of the song.
Earl Holiman ... Was simply gorgeous 🙂 and he was great with playing that character Lt. Bill Crowley.I am thinking about ordering the complete series on DVD 📀 way to go Angie Dickinson ( Sgt. Pepper Anderson May 4,2021
i remember this as a little tiny kid. Yea!!!
The music intro was fantastic
Great theme.
I remember watching the end credits of 'The Name Of The Game' because my favorite show of all time "SEARCH" was on afterwards!
Before there was Olivia Benson, there was Sergeant Pepper Anderson
who?
@@phoenixrising-theglencampb330 try google, my friend. Happy Mother's Day
@@orchidtreasure1484 lol, I was kidding.
@@phoenixrising-theglencampb330 okay, fair enough.
Olivia Benson can handle herself. Pepper Anderson constantly got her butt kicked and needed to be rescued.
I loved this, & that theme music😎
Loved this show back in the day !
I don’t remember the programme that much but the theme tune has always been stuck in my head
Classic theme song
This was a great series it lasted 4 seasons I have the entire series on DVD 📀 I wish it could have lasted for at least a couple more seasons.
Childhood memories!
Great show
Great theme...still remember it!
Best guitar slide bar intro ever
You'll never hear another TV show opening theme like that, again! It just reeks 'the 70s' all over it!
Good show Angie Dickinson is gorgeous
I used to watch this show every week
She was hot!!!!!!!!
Loved this program and Earl holliman is bloody handsome.
Love this show. I watched it all the time when i was younger.
Humans were better looking in the 70s and 80s
No doubt about it. Fat and tattooed women were much less common back them.
I concur wholeheartedly.
Yep
infinity These people were specially selected for their looks, and besides, they are sooooo skinny you hafta wonder how they made it to the next meal without fainting... ;)
lincbond442 lol.
Grew up on this. She was gorgeous
Muy buena y entretenida serie de TV .Ojala la den en la TV abierta, desde Chilem
NOW I realize why my pops liked watching this.
There was a disco version of this tune which (was a huge hit in 1976) recorded by Tony Camillo's Bazuka.