The Price Is Right 1976 Reel Three Music Compilation

Music from the 1976 Moog Reel from The Price Is Right

[@geoffreyludwig5438]

0:00 - Amen Brother Herbert 2:40 - Dig, We Must (extended) 5:09 - Jive Walk 7:56 - Splendido (on-air edit) 10:33 - Starcrossed (on-air Showcase edit, extended) 14:48 - The Bean Stalker (starting with French horn portion) 18:12 - The Big Banana (Car cue and department store Showcase edit) 21:03 - The Cats (full orchestration) 23:17 - The Feud ("Family Feud" theme) 26:34 - Walking (full orchestration)

[@positivespin5090]

Wow! Thanks for this amazing comment!

[@LamarBerry2]

Walking aka the Come On Down Cue

[@KiddBloo86]

Was Jive Walk ever used?

[@NLite486]

these did not need to slap as hard as they did

[@CarlPittmanEd]

makes you wanna break your foot right

[@dcbandnerd]

Blows my mind every time. Edd Kalehoff was on some next level shit fr

[@allmyshadows]

This isn't Edd Kalehoff's stuff. The 1976 reel was composed by Walt Levinsky@@dcbandnerd

[@dcbandnerd]

Not sure who the drummer was for these sessions but they must have been inspired by a higher power because they're going unfathomably hard.

[@Jim5150jvc]

Edd Kaleoff said in a recent interview that it was an "old man" whose name he couldn't remember. They recorded it in Pye Studios in London in 1972.

[@jnadle1]

15:02, 18:12, 23:36 Say it, Johnny Olson! A NEW CAR!!!

[@kensingletary5694]

This (technically 1975) musical set is truly historic, as we got a lot of gems from this, mainly for TPIR, Feud AND my favorites, the '75 Match Game thinking ques........

[@LamarBerry2]

The end of the Family Feud theme is still being used on the Price Is Right Is still being used today as the into to Grand Game

[@LamarBerry2]

And I love the drum version of the Feud theme better

[@tpryce6243]

Wow, I never realized the grand game cue came from the feud theme. But isn’t this the one strictly used on feud? I thought the TPIR version didn’t have the banjos layered in?

[@tomwellman1554]

Definitely getting furniture when you hear furniture at the 7:56 mark with "Splendido."

[@silentbob3208]

Of all the things from this year I'm STILL looking for the 76-79 version of Walking used on the show that's completely CLEAN.

[@positivespin5090]

If I have time this weekend I'll make you a compilation of all the versions of Walking that I have.

[@positivespin5090]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jn2kqpacZa2Mo7c - hope what youre looking for is here!

[@GameShowCues]

@@positivespin5090OMG YES

[@excrono]

@@positivespin5090The holy grail OP is referring to is the original 76-79 Walking with flutes versus synth (that video is the latter). TPIR Vietnam has a master copy.

[@The1ReviewBoard]

Love the compilations. Do you have the Variants of Second Thoughts and the vamp ? Along with anything else from This era?

[@positivespin5090]

Next time I have a minute I'll take a look and get back to you.

[@excrono]

They were spliced off of this reel at some point, I don’t believe they are available. The cue is on a tape rotting away in a warehouse somewhere.

[@drolias73]

Wow! were did you find these tracks along with the titles on top of that!

[@excrono]

We don’t talk about the source.

[@nextbarker2702]

You forgot to add the cue that's heard in TEN CHANCES, I can't think of the name of it.

[@Elsewhen404]

That one is titled Sam.

[@nextbarker2702]

@@Elsewhen404 thanks

[@nextbarker2702]

I don't recall 5:10 every being used on TPIR

[@nextbarker2702]

I don't recall TPIR Playing that

[@arthuridis]

@@nextbarker2702 It might have been on the Dennis James nighttime version.

[@excrono]

Jive Walk would’ve been a killer ticket plug or other interstital cue.