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Nelson Riddle

Batman (Exclusive Original Television Soundtrack Album)

Used Vinyl

$10.00

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Videos

01 - Batman Theme

03 Batus! A-Go! Go! - or - (I Shouldn't Wish To Attract Attention)

04 Two Perfectly Ordinary People - or - (!!!!)

05 Holy-Hole-In-The-Doughnut - or - (Robin, You've Done It Again!)

06 Batman Pows The Penguin - or - (Aha, My Fine Feathered Finks!)

07 - To The Batmobile!

08 - Batman Blues

09 - Holy Flypaper

10 Batman Thaws Mr. Freeze - or - (That's The Way The Ice-Cube Crumbles!)

11 - Gotham City

12 Zelda Tempts Batman - or - (Must He Go It Alone____)

02 Batman Riddles The Riddler! - or - (Hi Diddle Riddle)

Notes

Front cover: Exclusive original television soundtrack album Original soundtracks from the Batman television series produced by Greenway Productions Inc. in association with 20th Century-Fox Television Inc. Hear the actual television voices of Batman and Robin plus guest villains The Penguin - Zelda The Great - Mr. Freeze - The Riddler Only available on 20th Century Fox Copyright © National Periodical Publications, Inc., 1966 Back cover: Exclusive original television soundtrack album Hear the actual television voices of "Batman and Robin" plus guest villains The Penguin - Zelda The Great - Mr. Freeze - The Riddler "Batman Theme" published by Miller Music Corp. ASCAP. - all other music published by Hastings Music Corp. BMI. Copyright © 1966 by 20th Century-Fox Record Corporation Printed in U.S.A. A2, A3, A4, A5, B1: From the episodes 'Hi Diddle Riddle' / 'Smack In The Middle' - Writer: Lorenzo Semple, Jr. Director: Robert Butler (aired 12 January 1966) A4: Contains 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' composed by John Philip Sousa (uncredited). A6: From the episodes 'Fine Feathered Finks' ... 'The Penguin's a Jinx' - Writer: Lorenzo Semple, Jr. - Director: Robert Butler (aired 19/20 January 1966) B4: From the episodes 'Instant Freeze' ... 'Rats Like Cheese' - Writer: Max Hodge - Director: Robert Butler (3/4 February 1966) B6: From the episodes 'Zelda the Great' ... 'A Death Worse Than Fate' Writer: Lorenzo Semple, Jr. - Director: Norman Foster (9/10 February 1966)