THE KANE TRIPLETS- MISSION IMPOSSIBLE (1968)

[@NoncentsProductions]

Sweet Song.

[@eleithias]

Notes in the description were super helpful and interesting. Thanks

[@dwalex97209]

Pretty damn cool! This song is very swinging, catches the spirit of the 60's mystery TV shows. Love it.

[@xatanos]

CHEVERE,excelente combinacion de imagenes y musica

[@afusake]

i love this music soooo much. damn good!

[@lisa1gas]

fabulous...really cool!

[@gli7utubeo]

Awesome slides! Nice work. You obviously put a lot of care into finding, choosing and organizing those rare pictures. Totally compelling. Thanks.

[@guely55]

Oh the cool swinging sixties! Yeah baby, yeahhh!!Emma, Nova, Tura, Haji, Barbarella, Modesty, Batgirl...!!! Great Song!!!

[@clap67]

Thanks to you!You have done an amazing work!

[@alain59200]

cooll version !!!!!!!!!

[@pogolswood]

Nice video and thanks for uploading.

[@marcelmischeaux2099]

1:37 to 1:41 - the picture on the left was not in the movie (from 976-CREOLEMAN).

[@ФридрихЭнгельс1970]

!classic style!

[@misisipimike]

Well done!

[@nomadtraveller100]

Thanks for bringing us the theme song!

[@nevadaborealis]

Aewsome triplets from Reno, Nevada, if I am not mistaken. This is on one of my Girls in the Garage records.

[@bitchmcconnell063]

Actually they were from Brooklyn, Nyc. Lucille, Maureen and Jeanne

[@waverly2468]

Great selection. I would also include Linda Marlowe in her white halter in "Big Zapper" (1973) and Shirley Eaton in "The Girl from Rio" and "The Million Eyes of Su-Muru".

[@Khultan]

Thank you, Michelle66 ♪♪♪♪ : )

[@Idjitz]

They Call Her One-Eye!

[@DVL32]

Wow, sounds soo much like Batman Theme and kinna like Spiderman!!!

[@Gnillob802]

Damn. What a collection (both Modesty Blaises, impressive). Though not technically a spy, I think Honey West belonged in there somewhere).

[@effyleven]

Diana Rigg.. I was walking around behind her in the bar of the Aldwych Theatre on the first night of "Belcher's Luck". She stepped backwards for a moment as she chatted with her companions, and practically punched through the top my shoe with her stiletto heel. That was in 1967. You could say she had a crush on me. :-( Quite a tall girl, Dianna Rigg.

[@rotatingwah]

this has got to be the sound that the girls of the B-52's were going for. cool

[@IDLERACER]

I'm convinced that quirky 5/4 time signature was the inspiration for Jethro Tull's "Living In The Past."

[@alfazedz]

Nicely done. I must say I am biased toward Diana Rigg as Emma Peel. She was my first crush.

[@TimothyForbesXXI]

Very cool rendition! I hope Steven Hill has listened to this! Lalo Schifrin did a great job with the music!

[@jackieaquino689]

My aunts were the vocalists. The Kane Triplets. Very proud.

[@batmanhimself]

Cool...I need the lyrics, please, to sing along...hehe

[@94z07]

ahh good ol' 5/4 time.

[@clap67]

Dear Funkroll the inventor and designer of Valentina,Guido Crepax,is Italian,not French!

[@ioanniskolovos103]

Music: 1960-70-80.and.Movie Sound Track

[@GuyFromRedBank]

And I have Lady Snowblood. I' am one lucky man.

[@nfergus11]

The ultimate creepy stalkers song. Lol

[@alanr4447a]

It was a favorite tactic of TV producers with "instrumental" themes, to write lyrics to the music, so they would be entitled to half the royalties for the composition.

[@imfsresidentotaku9699]

Except this isn’t a case of that, but of lyricists writing words to an existing popular instrumental theme of the day for pop singers in order to capitalize on its success, as is the case with “The Great Escape March,” “Lara’s Theme”/“Somewhere, My Love” from Dr. Zhivago, “Beddy Bye”/“Strangers in the Night” from A Man Could Get Killed, and “Love Theme from The Godfather”/“Speak Softly, Love.” None of the Mission: Impossible producers are credited for the lyrics, not even series creator Bruce Geller, and Wikipedia makes no mention of anyone involved in the production adding words to Lalo Schifrin’s music. How about you do your research before accusing TV producers of employing your “favorite tactic”?

[@alanr4447a]

@@imfsresidentotaku9699 I didn't actually say that THEY did that. You might want to improve your reading comprehension before YOU attack someone!

[@toastershock]

This is honestly very fun and cool to watch! Congrats to you. Wanna help me with some band promo? I'm totally into makin this scene. -Davey Love

[@effyleven]

I also "nearly" met Helen Mirren, when she was still at school and aged only 15. It is true to say she was a terrific actress, even then.... .... and I thought she would make a success of it if she became professional. Seems I was right, eh? ;-)

[@erploco]

POW!

[@archiecallie]

thanks to michelle66 for the lyrics...was trying to figure them out! much obliged!

[@mavericstud9]

pretty much sum the 1960's super chicks

[@clod8]

yeah, like WTF, do housewives even exist anymore?