What was it with these hefty 1970's TV theme tune killer Basslines? What with the 'All New Pink Panther Show' and 'The New Avengers' et al we were spoiled for choice. Fuckin' Funkaay!
back in the 70's..alot of shows had truly heinous theme songs where every aspect of the plot was spelled out in the lyrics... some of the worst offenders were lame shows like chico & the man, welcome back kotter and maude(!!!!)...
I LOVE this show when this came on TVLand, I always thought this was New York's version of the Andy Griffith Show, because the criminals of NY were just as colorful and memorable as the ones in Mayberry.
@leftcoast67 For real! These guys really looked like detectives unlike these pretty plastic people these days. Seriously how many cops look like super models?
I vaguely remember Barney Miller, but some of it I do. My parents watched this show religiously when I was young. I'll always remember the little asian guy. I always thought he had the saddest looking eyes I had ever seen.
classic theme song, and classic show about the long forgotten hard times in NYC...it was a very different city back then..I loved this show..watched it all the time as a kid. I especially loved the closing credits part of the theme song!
@philosovitz NYC was gritty and dirty back then-- could walk down the REAL Times Square,Porn theatresand all the seediness that came with it. Now its friggin Disneyland.I walk out of the P.A. onto 8th , and still cant believe i am in the city i grew up in. '77 blackout--Yankees win again!-Son of Sam. Hot dirty summer man.Boogey Down Bronx,125 and Lex.,E.Village-The Beginnings of diff music-Sugar Hill Gang,Grand Master Flash,Punk Rock-CBGB's.Yeah man and plenty of other things not to be typed!!
@janemacdonnell1 Man, what an interesting childhood you had! You must cherish those days so much. That's why I love shows that depict the 60's and 70's when people were real, and causes were real, and you had to earn it if you wanted it.
@qwandiddy James Gregory (2002); Jack Soo (1979); Steve Landesberg (2010); Ron Carey (2007); Florence Stanley (2003); Jack DeLeon(2002); Danny Arnold (1995); Noam Pitlik (1999) as of this writing: Hal Linden, Abe Vigoda, Ron Glass, Max Gail, Gregory Sierra and Barbara Barrie are still living.
My kind of peeps,blue collar cops from the mean streets of NY.kICKING ASS and the glue that keeps america up and running! Office people in suits dosen't work for me.
@MrUSAJAY It was from the first 3 seasons. It had nothing to do with the episode (surprise, surprise) so I don't even remember which episode it came from.
@MrUSAJAY Family Guy did something along those lines. Cleveland says to the guys one day "You guys remember that old show Fish? They should have put that on right before CHiPs, the marketing practically writes itself"
@HFsX Good info ... what's amazing is that Abe Vigoda could play a feeble old man in the LATE 70s and here we are a decade into the 21st Century, and he's still at it!
@lenarends Never thought about that....but you're right. He wasn't excatly a young non-feeble man in the Godfather which was filmed in the early 70's. Has he EVER been young?? I think not.
Damn. I haven't seen this opening in years. I remember my Parents/Grandparents watching this around 1979-1980 or so. I was about 5. At the time the only police show I knew was CHIP's. So, I could not grasp the concept of detectives in an office. I was waiting for a police chase.
o man... the good old days... i used to watch this show everyday after school when i was 13 and now im 40 but nonetheless one of the best shows i have ever watched
@majinish I think a lot of people do like those shows, however they don't wanna admit it cuz those shows are old...or it's just like how a lot of people listen to rap and say that Led Zeppelin suck even tho they have never listened to them and say so just because of peer pressure of because of their stupidity...and no I"m not saying that rock is better than rap haha
On "Life On Mars," I kept waiting for Gene Hunt at the 1-2-5 to take a sip from his coffee, and ask, "Who made this crap?" And then see lookalikes from The Old One-Two walk in. Except for Fish, who would be played by Abe Vigoda himself. After all, he hasn't aged a day in 35 years!
These themes I think were usually played by all these LA heavy session dudes and that's why (along with the writing of them) they sound so good. So much better than the rubbish today - a lot of producers today are too cheap to spend money on a real band (except perhaps simpsons, family guy, and a few others I'm not aware of).
That's when a show had a theme song (and the shows where good). TV has little sound bytes now. I can play 5 seconds of this at practice and everyone from mid 30's on knows it instantly.
About the episode Stormy weather, the deaf person in this episode while all deaf guests communicating only in sign language, it had no subtitles. For many watching the original ABC run, reruns on WDIV during the 1980s, TV Land in 2001, and WGN America, they didn't undestand what they're saying without subtitles.
This bass line is fucking beast. Too funky for my blood. What do you young bloods nowadays know about this ? This theme is where it all started. Never will you hear good shit like this again in your lifetime as far as show themes.
@jlomax "the mayor just called, he said we're all getting big raises!"... "the Mets are gonna win it all this year, you just watch!"... "we made coffee, get up there quick before it runs out and ya gotta drink Yemanas stuff"
I think just about any fucking reality show takes that title.. "Flavor of Love" could probably be used to make Al Quada terrorists confess to anything. Fuck waterboarding.. a forced sit through American Idol or The Bachelor would have them weeping at our feet.
Always liked this show and the theme music. I remember watching the final episode too. Everytime I see footage of New York with those twin towers I think, "If they only knew."
I also have noticed that there seem to be many versions of this that are on different Barney Miller shows. It's odd to think they re-recorded the theme song so many times.
Best tv theme song ever. Funky, fat-ass bass. Love it.
Tommy!
jandrews270 4 days ago
That's a funky ass bass line.
MrSloika 1 week ago
What was it with these hefty 1970's TV theme tune killer Basslines? What with the 'All New Pink Panther Show' and 'The New Avengers' et al we were spoiled for choice. Fuckin' Funkaay!
Loobs666 1 week ago
the bassline, those drums coming in, and the picture of the new york skyline with the towers still standing, is just perfect.
mierecords 3 weeks ago
@mierecords The towers were only a couple years old when this show started.
MrSloika 1 week ago
Fresh bassline!
RVCA91 3 weeks ago
i prefer this intro to the earlier one. the other seems more like an exit.
1skullduggery 1 month ago
Nice bass intro. remember watching it
tallthinwavy3 1 month ago
Back when the actors really looked like cops unlike these pretty boy posers these days.
MsTVRetro 1 month ago
@MsTVRetro Or highlighted hair ...
rowdy8888 3 weeks ago
how awesome was this theme music !?
back in the 70's..alot of shows had truly heinous theme songs where every aspect of the plot was spelled out in the lyrics... some of the worst offenders were lame shows like chico & the man, welcome back kotter and maude(!!!!)...
barney miller's is timeless
97bruin 1 month ago
Back when jazz music was good for tv theme's
MusicRater01 1 month ago
This, and the show "Night Court" have the best tv theme basslines.
heyitsart 2 months ago 2
I LOVE this show when this came on TVLand, I always thought this was New York's version of the Andy Griffith Show, because the criminals of NY were just as colorful and memorable as the ones in Mayberry.
Hyman74Roth 2 months ago
My dad watched this, so I did too. I was like five at the time and the only thing I understood was the intro.
plumlogan 2 months ago
My parents watched Barney Miller when I was a kid and the only thing that kept me in the room was that opening bass line.
As of 11/7/11, seven people were not giving it up for Hal Linden.
curtpollmann1 2 months ago
Thumbsup if Adam Carolla/Mike Judge sent you
Jessev1234 3 months ago
Abe motherfucking Vigoda!!
bertonglacy 3 months ago
didn't wojo play piano?
JazzKeyboardist1 3 months ago
I used to watch re runs of this show when I was like 2... lol
musicianforlife22 3 months ago
Funk me thats good.
AlannTH 3 months ago
@AlannTH It will funk you right on up.
crysjumar1 3 months ago
Man, my dad watched every episode of this 10 times.
swatch71 4 months ago
@swatch71 - Your dad is a smart man. (And I did the same thing he did!)
WSenator1 2 months ago
Love this! Made me want to play bass at the age of 6!
StringFever1 4 months ago
the funkiest theme of ALL TIME
beezilla87 5 months ago
Epic drum breaks
ufuckfacesonofabitch 5 months ago
Yo, uh - uh - yo - yo, check it - I gotta... Wait, waitaminute engineer, play it back again. [achrem] Start from the top, I forgot my lines.
antediluvian99 5 months ago
I love the song! Never really watched the show!
chandlerherbert2 5 months ago
I absolutely love this song.
AVIDONVON 5 months ago
bloooooooooolll
stevenchudobiak 5 months ago
wish they'd actually play THIS on nick at night or something.
kedk200 5 months ago 2
One of the best shows ever! This and Hill Street Blues were great cop shows.
mrmoore1972 5 months ago
damn that theme music is the funkiest tv theme ive heard in my life
alkeyman94 5 months ago
I would love to hear the song up to the 12 second point and just repeat. It's got a great beat...
GMan1402 5 months ago
ohh man, the last time I saw this I was a little kid in the 70's
nah, was just humming to myself this theme and couldn't remember where it was from.
Good show.
Raven7176 5 months ago
no bass no barney miller theme!
asianformusic 6 months ago
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00:19 "-so the rapist was taken into custody and beaten into a coma last night"
noelg30 6 months ago
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noelg30 6 months ago
Tom Scott did the theeme for this from what I heard
paulcarrollmusic 6 months ago
@paulcarrollmusic Wrong!...As a kid, I was under the piano, listening to it being created...RIP dad (Allyn Ferguson)
cetteferge 6 months ago
My dad was a cop in Australia he loved this show....he thought it was very real...great show I thought to we used to watch it together
aussiejhn777 6 months ago
Was Steve Gadd the drummer on this track?
wmakiling805 7 months ago
I miss Jack Soo!
jawharp1992 7 months ago
Some funky ass bass
terrydribble 7 months ago
Awesome
terrydribble 7 months ago
Dopest theme song of all time.
woodmaster333 8 months ago
the twin towers!
azbatz1 8 months ago 2
@azbatz1 Weren't they beautiful! Heartbreaking to see them standing there.
mminer58 4 months ago
Funkayyy
missjacko1 8 months ago
I know this was a show about cops, but when I hear this theme music, I just have the urge to scream, Where my bitches
chikkengrease 8 months ago 2
That bass at the beginning is still something else and this show has been off the air for close to 30 years now!
Kelski1998 8 months ago 2
When TV hired actors based on talent, not if they look like models.
leftcoast67 10 months ago 41
@leftcoast67 Obviously...j/k...I agree.lol...I had to take a jab
logos122 7 months ago
@leftcoast67 I agree. I always saw King of Queens as the last of a dying breed of great sitcoms.
johnissoevil 6 months ago
@leftcoas67 Don't get me wrong, this show was better, of course.
johnissoevil 6 months ago
@leftcoast67 A truer word has never been said, sir! I agree with you 100%.
whitbyjet65 5 months ago
@leftcoast67 For real! These guys really looked like detectives unlike these pretty plastic people these days. Seriously how many cops look like super models?
ClassicTVful 4 months ago 2
if Obama can bring back 70`s/80`s tv back on the national networks, he`ll finally do something right.
TheMashwatcher585 10 months ago 2
@TheMashwatcher585 Lol!!
mminer58 4 months ago
I say bring back the dirty, filthy New York. Fuck families!
castingtherunes 10 months ago 9
@castingtherunes So true. What ever happened to the days when it was cool to be a scumbag?
UMAMIMAMU 2 days ago
whos Allyn Ferguson?
jalcafaras 10 months ago
I think I just made some coffee that is as bad as Sgt Yemana's coffee.
Scottthewolf 10 months ago 2
The gritty New York was bad ass, the city now is cleaner then skeeter's peter!!! with the NYPD ruling it with an iron fist.
vikings844 10 months ago
I vaguely remember Barney Miller, but some of it I do. My parents watched this show religiously when I was young. I'll always remember the little asian guy. I always thought he had the saddest looking eyes I had ever seen.
cleoo2010 11 months ago
Even though I was just a kid, I loved this intro, I thought it was so cool the way it started off with that awesome bass line.
msromo 1 year ago
Crazy ass shit yo
itisnttoohard 1 year ago
Thirsday nights 9-9:30 on ABC/channel 7
captainimij 1 year ago
Yep.. good ol Allyn. he and Jack Elliott collaborated on the Charlie's Angels theme. Who's Jack Elliott you ask? Think 'Night Court'
vincelavalle 1 year ago
I would of liked it if they did'nt get rid of chano
morgan8757 1 year ago 2
classic theme song, and classic show about the long forgotten hard times in NYC...it was a very different city back then..I loved this show..watched it all the time as a kid. I especially loved the closing credits part of the theme song!
philosovitz 1 year ago
@philosovitz NYC was gritty and dirty back then-- could walk down the REAL Times Square,Porn theatresand all the seediness that came with it. Now its friggin Disneyland.I walk out of the P.A. onto 8th , and still cant believe i am in the city i grew up in. '77 blackout--Yankees win again!-Son of Sam. Hot dirty summer man.Boogey Down Bronx,125 and Lex.,E.Village-The Beginnings of diff music-Sugar Hill Gang,Grand Master Flash,Punk Rock-CBGB's.Yeah man and plenty of other things not to be typed!!
janemacdonnell1 1 year ago
@janemacdonnell1 I would have to say movies like Death Wish,French Conection,The Worriers,gave people a taste of a gritty NeW YORK.
vikings844 11 months ago 3
@janemacdonnell1 Man, what an interesting childhood you had! You must cherish those days so much. That's why I love shows that depict the 60's and 70's when people were real, and causes were real, and you had to earn it if you wanted it.
mminer58 4 months ago
Wow!! how many people passed from this show???
R.I.P Barney Miller!! He died this past Tuesday.
qwandiddy 1 year ago
@qwandiddy James Gregory (2002); Jack Soo (1979); Steve Landesberg (2010); Ron Carey (2007); Florence Stanley (2003); Jack DeLeon(2002); Danny Arnold (1995); Noam Pitlik (1999) as of this writing: Hal Linden, Abe Vigoda, Ron Glass, Max Gail, Gregory Sierra and Barbara Barrie are still living.
DAngelo136 1 year ago
@qwandiddy Hal Linden is still very much alive. He is 80 now. I hope I didn't just jinx him.
ForceFagerstorm 8 months ago
R I P Steve Landesberg
frankdrac 1 year ago 2
The Twin Towers in the background are brand new, only about a year or two old from when they opened. Amazing.
studmufinn 1 year ago 2
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RichHartley19671 1 year ago
@studmufinn Yeah :-( Hard to believe they are no longer there :-(
cybercat29 1 year ago
R.I.P. my homie.
lasquid 1 year ago
RIP Steve Landesberg
hyppychik67 1 year ago
RIP Det. Sgt. Arthur Dietrich
GreenGreenMauvePink 1 year ago
My kind of peeps,blue collar cops from the mean streets of NY.kICKING ASS and the glue that keeps america up and running! Office people in suits dosen't work for me.
vikings844 1 year ago
im 19 and watched this on outta sight retro night on WGN. this show is freakin awesome & i saw every episode :)
majinish 1 year ago
funniest show about fucking pigs ever
lowaces 1 year ago
Catch the re-runs on Hulu to get your Barney Miller fix!
MiGrm9 1 year ago
Barney Miller was da bomb!!!!!
pennsy6000 1 year ago
Jim Hughart bass is awesome.
skydogz1 1 year ago 12
@skydogz1 HEY! He played with Tom Waits! ;^)
handymandan100 4 months ago
@skydogz1 i heard it was chuck berghofer
WeedVulva 3 months ago
My god I loved watching this show! Bring back the real comedy.
BreezesofConey 1 year ago
my nanny (grandma) always thought he was so handsome, my the time slips
nudracr 1 year ago
Always nice to see the Twin Towers so sorry I took them for grantide assuming they'd always be there.
jerseyjamrock 1 year ago
i always watched this 1978,steve lukather(toto)plays guitar.
moonsault2506123 1 year ago
@MrUSAJAY It was from the first 3 seasons. It had nothing to do with the episode (surprise, surprise) so I don't even remember which episode it came from.
HFsX 1 year ago
@MrUSAJAY Family Guy did something along those lines. Cleveland says to the guys one day "You guys remember that old show Fish? They should have put that on right before CHiPs, the marketing practically writes itself"
HFsX 1 year ago
Can you get me off the hook, Tom? For old times' sake?
SargentMugen 1 year ago
Can't do it, Sally.
bshen88 1 year ago
I just wanna know the caveat to what the doctor said was "OK"!
lenarends 1 year ago
@lenarends Fish collapsed at the office and wanted to go back to work immediately afterwards.
HFsX 1 year ago
@HFsX Good info ... what's amazing is that Abe Vigoda could play a feeble old man in the LATE 70s and here we are a decade into the 21st Century, and he's still at it!
lenarends 1 year ago
@lenarends Never thought about that....but you're right. He wasn't excatly a young non-feeble man in the Godfather which was filmed in the early 70's. Has he EVER been young?? I think not.
brushfour44 1 year ago
POOSY. ur mad cuz me hacked p90waswrongs chan! haha!
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p90x4lifewaswr0ng 1 year ago
Anyone know who played bass on this? I heard years ago Gadd played drums but nothing else.
cast390 1 year ago
I'm very fond with the opening theme.
mrsag088 1 year ago
Damn. I haven't seen this opening in years. I remember my Parents/Grandparents watching this around 1979-1980 or so. I was about 5. At the time the only police show I knew was CHIP's. So, I could not grasp the concept of detectives in an office. I was waiting for a police chase.
jpd782 1 year ago
@jpd782 i had the same problem. we're about the same age. maybe is was a little too "realistic" for us.
mpower6428 1 year ago
Hey wasn't Gregory Sierra also Hulio on Sanford and Son?? I love how fat the drums sound once they come in.
avxdot 1 year ago
Even a lobotomy wouldn't help y'forget that bassline, man.
Shotgunnova 1 year ago
o man... the good old days... i used to watch this show everyday after school when i was 13 and now im 40 but nonetheless one of the best shows i have ever watched
stupidblackphantom 1 year ago
And to think, no one has ever sampled this for a rap song. One of the sickest bassine ever!
khaliamoon 1 year ago
@khaliamoon its been sampled.
zoloftboy 1 year ago
Back when TV shows had good themes...and better writing.
bradchaz 1 year ago
@bradchaz i agree. im 19 and i love this show. i dont get y ppl dont like old shows. theyre the best
majinish 1 year ago
@majinish I think a lot of people do like those shows, however they don't wanna admit it cuz those shows are old...or it's just like how a lot of people listen to rap and say that Led Zeppelin suck even tho they have never listened to them and say so just because of peer pressure of because of their stupidity...and no I"m not saying that rock is better than rap haha
Minorthing792 1 year ago
@Minorthing792 yeah that sounds about right. its kind of odd though since people admit to watching Sanford and Son
majinish 1 year ago
look at the twin towers. whoa....
BadRonald1 1 year ago
This is one of the coolest theme songs...just sayin.
Psymaj 1 year ago
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I love this song and i sampled it. Check me out and tell me what you think myspace/tommyola Peace!
TOMMYOLA1 1 year ago
wow
TOMMYOLA1 1 year ago
Great theme song even with just the bassline going through it. Great cast great show Abe Vigoda and Jack Soo made that show their own!!!!
Kelski1998 1 year ago
I like how the two "ethnic" guys are relegated to the same title frame.
JoyGrenade 1 year ago
On "Life On Mars," I kept waiting for Gene Hunt at the 1-2-5 to take a sip from his coffee, and ask, "Who made this crap?" And then see lookalikes from The Old One-Two walk in. Except for Fish, who would be played by Abe Vigoda himself. After all, he hasn't aged a day in 35 years!
UncleMikeNJ 1 year ago
You know what the name of this episode was this from?
barfnaruto56 1 year ago
R.I.P. - Allyn Ferguson (1924 - 2010)
Google BEFORE you ask.
rg65 1 year ago 10
@rg65 composer for the theme song.
epics7 1 year ago
@rg65
I googled. Thank you Allyn. Great theme song which is still memorable after thirty five years.
knightflyte 9 months ago
@rg65 Who's that?
614Spider 7 months ago
@rg65 Thanks! He was a great dad!
cetteferge 6 months ago
R.I.P. - Allyn Ferguson (1924 - 2010)
Google BEFORE you ask.
rg65 1 year ago
What ever happened to Hal??
TrinaLOVEStheRIGS 1 year ago
@TrinaLOVEStheRIGS He is currently the national spokesperson for the Jewish National Fund
cityofwalls 1 year ago
classic show, great cast!
angellguardiandl0111 1 year ago
"I'm not dead yet, Barney!"
handymandan100 1 year ago
hats off to the bass player!
RantovRizzia 1 year ago
These themes I think were usually played by all these LA heavy session dudes and that's why (along with the writing of them) they sound so good. So much better than the rubbish today - a lot of producers today are too cheap to spend money on a real band (except perhaps simpsons, family guy, and a few others I'm not aware of).
rx2411 1 year ago
That's when a show had a theme song (and the shows where good). TV has little sound bytes now. I can play 5 seconds of this at practice and everyone from mid 30's on knows it instantly.
doelstu 1 year ago 2
About the episode Stormy weather, the deaf person in this episode while all deaf guests communicating only in sign language, it had no subtitles. For many watching the original ABC run, reruns on WDIV during the 1980s, TV Land in 2001, and WGN America, they didn't undestand what they're saying without subtitles.
nicka727 1 year ago
This bass line is fucking beast. Too funky for my blood. What do you young bloods nowadays know about this ? This theme is where it all started. Never will you hear good shit like this again in your lifetime as far as show themes.
Lyrikk09 1 year ago
this is just waaaaaay too funky. that bass line is angry!
howeverclever 1 year ago
I love this theme intro...I always wondered what the police officer told Hal lInden that made him laugh!! LOL!
jlomax 1 year ago 17
@jlomax He told him "the script says to laugh now"
michaelq28 1 year ago
@jlomax the cop told him all the doughnuts were gone...hal thought he was playing.
BRDotson1 1 year ago
@BRDotson1 LOL!!!!!! Most likely! :)
jlomax 1 year ago
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@jlomax he told him all the doughtnuts were gone...hal thiught he was playing around.
BRDotson1 1 year ago
@jlomax I like to think the officer told Barney that Fish accidentally locked himself inside the bathroom.
charlestonchewy 1 year ago
@jlomax, He said, "I slept with your wife!"
guitarslim56 1 year ago
@guitarslim56 LOL!! Did you ever see his wife on the show?? That WOULD make him laugh! :)
jlomax 1 year ago
@jlomax "the mayor just called, he said we're all getting big raises!"... "the Mets are gonna win it all this year, you just watch!"... "we made coffee, get up there quick before it runs out and ya gotta drink Yemanas stuff"
HFsX 1 year ago
@jlomax "i'm black and i love white women, you're white and love white women...looks like you're fucked cracker"
siloe103 1 year ago
@jlomax I'd like the think the officer joked about Sgt Yamana's coffee.
charlestonchewy 1 year ago
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hankaaron1961 1 year ago
@jlomax He said damn nigga u ever brush yo teef?!
RXTVonline 1 year ago
@jlomax "My fly has been open all day."
weitulong 9 months ago
@ bigrene2
What the hell is your problem?
fanotv 1 year ago
I agree with Jayhawk. That shit is tight.
JacRab25 1 year ago
The theme is by Jack Elliott. He also wrote the theme for the spin-off, "Fish."
tfronauer 1 year ago
Damn they dont make theme songs like this anymore. What a wicked bass line.
waveali 1 year ago
Nice post! This theme song is straight up nasty! Peace.
myvinylweighsaton79 1 year ago
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All time most depressing TV show in history.
PositiveLastAction 1 year ago
I think just about any fucking reality show takes that title.. "Flavor of Love" could probably be used to make Al Quada terrorists confess to anything. Fuck waterboarding.. a forced sit through American Idol or The Bachelor would have them weeping at our feet.
DixieRected 1 year ago
It may be depressing but it has the best theme song ever....Listen to that opening bass line. Pure funk
54thstjayhawk 1 year ago
Isn't That Tom Scott?
12groney 1 year ago
Abe Yagota's super bowl commercial had me laughing so hard i was crying.Its amazing he is still alive.
vikings844 2 years ago
its vagoda jackass
Saltheman139 1 year ago
Actually it is VIGODA.
DixieRected 1 year ago
It's Vigoda, you punk.
bigrene2 1 year ago
I love this theme--both the early seasons and later seasons. It's got the one of the best bass lines EVER!
bradchaz 2 years ago
It doesn't matter who played the bass, the line was written any studio bassist would play the same thing and who the fuck is chuck hossenfeffer???
jsilence418 2 years ago
THat bass line is SICK!
Alkeoholic77 2 years ago 2
Oh, I loved MaCock Miller! Great cocky show, my fellow cockheads!
bigrene2 2 years ago
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cockheads...what? buddy...im in the band foxycock and that is what we call our fans...you rule!
circlejosh 2 years ago
Whatever...cockhead!
bigrene2 2 years ago
whatever...alright! way to be sort of dicky....
circlejosh 2 years ago
MaAsssshole!
bigrene2 2 years ago
Always liked this show and the theme music. I remember watching the final episode too. Everytime I see footage of New York with those twin towers I think, "If they only knew."
Clevinger67 2 years ago
Max Gail...mmmmmmmmmmm
derekmimi 2 years ago
I also LOVE the drums in this.
awbjr9871 2 years ago
I also have noticed that there seem to be many versions of this that are on different Barney Miller shows. It's odd to think they re-recorded the theme song so many times.
Best tv theme song ever. Funky, fat-ass bass. Love it.
awbjr9871 2 years ago 2