The Line (Many Many Years Ago) Mixed by Langevin Lovebird
- 11 years ago
THE LINE (MANY MANY YEARS AGO) THE MUSIC VIDEO
LANGEVIN LOVEBIRD
This video is intended for entertainment and evaluation purposes and it is not meant as an act of copyright infringement. I do not own any of the material used.
All material used in this mix (beats, soundbites and scenes from the show) originated from YOU TUBE and was edited using VIDEOPAD VIDEO EDITOR. This is not a professional product. I am not a professional DJ or video producer (as it is defined in today's standards). This is an experiment using the VIDEOPAD VIDEO EDITOR computer program. Missed and misplaced beats and cues can be present.
This is the video version of the self-made, modern upbeat rendition of WHAT'S MY LINE's original theme. It is not intended as a sign of disrespect to any of the subjects involved, but compiled as a tribute to the show which is an international institution and its panelists and moderators who are unfortunately no longer with us. This video should revive fond and fun memories with the older generation as well as give enjoyment and an education to the younger generation.
The main theme is "THE LINE".
Theme from the syndicated version of the panel show, WHAT'S MY LINE (1968-1975)
Written by ROBERT ISREAL
Orchestra conducted by CHARLES FOX
Music by SCORE PRODUCTIONS
Show's original distruibutor CBS TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION
Show's current distributor FERMANTLEMEDIA
Personalities seen on this mix include
DOROTHY KILGALLEN panelist, original CBS version (1950 until her passing in 1965)
WALLY BRUNER moderator, syndicated version (1968--1972)
JOHNNY OLSEN announcer, both versions (1961--1972)
BENNETT CERF panelist, original CBS version and occassionally on syndicated version (1951--1971)
ARLENE FRANCIS panelist, both versions (1950--1974)
SOUPY SALES panelist, syndicated version (1968--1975)
BERT CONVY semi-regular panilist (1968--19??)
JOHN CHARLES DALY moderator, original CBS version (1950--1967)
as well as cameo appeances by
MELINA MERCOURI
JOANNA BARNES
JACK CASSIDY
SELITA SUE SMITH
RITA ROMERO
VICTOR BORGE
and others
LANGEVIN LOVEBIRD
This video is intended for entertainment and evaluation purposes and it is not meant as an act of copyright infringement. I do not own any of the material used.
All material used in this mix (beats, soundbites and scenes from the show) originated from YOU TUBE and was edited using VIDEOPAD VIDEO EDITOR. This is not a professional product. I am not a professional DJ or video producer (as it is defined in today's standards). This is an experiment using the VIDEOPAD VIDEO EDITOR computer program. Missed and misplaced beats and cues can be present.
This is the video version of the self-made, modern upbeat rendition of WHAT'S MY LINE's original theme. It is not intended as a sign of disrespect to any of the subjects involved, but compiled as a tribute to the show which is an international institution and its panelists and moderators who are unfortunately no longer with us. This video should revive fond and fun memories with the older generation as well as give enjoyment and an education to the younger generation.
The main theme is "THE LINE".
Theme from the syndicated version of the panel show, WHAT'S MY LINE (1968-1975)
Written by ROBERT ISREAL
Orchestra conducted by CHARLES FOX
Music by SCORE PRODUCTIONS
Show's original distruibutor CBS TELEVISION DISTRIBUTION
Show's current distributor FERMANTLEMEDIA
Personalities seen on this mix include
DOROTHY KILGALLEN panelist, original CBS version (1950 until her passing in 1965)
WALLY BRUNER moderator, syndicated version (1968--1972)
JOHNNY OLSEN announcer, both versions (1961--1972)
BENNETT CERF panelist, original CBS version and occassionally on syndicated version (1951--1971)
ARLENE FRANCIS panelist, both versions (1950--1974)
SOUPY SALES panelist, syndicated version (1968--1975)
BERT CONVY semi-regular panilist (1968--19??)
JOHN CHARLES DALY moderator, original CBS version (1950--1967)
as well as cameo appeances by
MELINA MERCOURI
JOANNA BARNES
JACK CASSIDY
SELITA SUE SMITH
RITA ROMERO
VICTOR BORGE
and others