chas@ihuxe.UUCP (Charles Lambert) (05/29/85)
> ... He also plays other > SF-related songs (Who, Star Trek, and Hitchhikers); Excuse the digression: I heard that the HitchHicker theme was a track by the Eagles. Anybody know which one? Charlie @ the Death Star, IL.
pcf@drux3.UUCP (FryPC) (05/31/85)
> Excuse the digression: I heard that the HitchHicker theme was a track by > the Eagles. Anybody know which one? Try "The Journey of the Sorcerer" (or something similar). The radio program seems to use the Eagles version, but the television program uses some other version. I assume that the TV version was done to avoid paying the Eagles vast sums of money and was made by the BBC's Radiophonic workshop. Peter Fry -- Talking from Uranus -- drux3!pcf
alan@cae780.UUCP (Alan M. Steinberg) (06/01/85)
In article <1158@ihuxe.UUCP> chas@ihuxe.UUCP (Charles Lambert) writes: >Excuse the digression: I heard that the HitchHicker theme was a track by >the Eagles. Anybody know which one? > I think it was something called "Journey of the Sorcerer", from either the "One of These Nights" or "On the Border" album. I'll double-check when I get home. It was written by Barry Leadon, and is quite a nice lengthy piece. -- __ / 0_____ Alan Steinberg | .\ {ucbvax}!decwrl!amdcad!cae780!alan | )----' / | \ X "The wind doth taste so bittersweet, | | | \ Like Jaspar Wine and sugar. | |__/ | It must've blown through someone's feet, \_____/ Like those of Caspar Weinberger." |____) -- P. Opus, distinguished flightless water fowl