Downloadable version of husker du mary tyler moore theme

That is why we die, right? We hope someone thinks about us. In my life I thought a lot about Mary Tyler Moore. MTM ranks in my pantheon of cultural gods, a list I should probably inscribe on the surface of excellent knishes. Or something. Never was into MTM Show either. Perhaps I was too immature for the complex back-themes. Show all posts. Jah Wobble acquired his stage name through the drunken, mumbled version of his name by Sid Vicious, and he kept it because he thought people would never forget it.

He took up the bass in the early 70's, after experimenting with the guitar, and was influenced in part by admiring Bob Marley and The Wailers' bassist Aston 'Family Man' Barrett on stage in Following the break-up of The Sex Pistols, Lydon approached Wobble about forming a band, as both had broadly similar musical tastes, and were avid fans of reggae and world music. Wobble's bass playing in Public Image Ltd drew heavily on dub, which has remained an important feature of his music, and the band's first single 'Public Image', which he co-wrote, reached number 9 on the UK charts, and also performed well on import in the US.

Wobble co-wrote and contributed bass and drums to PiL's second album 'Metal Box', which was released in , but grew increasingly frustrated by the lacklustre creative atmosphere in the band, which he felt stifled his artistic ambitions.

So he really had chops. Definitely way beyond anything Buddy Holly had written mostly 3 or 4 chord songs. Anyway, let me know which version you prefer. Familiar version: Season 2 until final season May 2, We teamed up with Faith Counseling. Can they help you today?

May 2, 2. Season 1 only. May 2, 3. By the way, I read that the "hat throw" shot in the opening credits is considered the 2nd Greatest Moment in TV History. I'd like to know what the 1 moment is. May 3, 4. This really is a great show and the theme song is outstanding as well. I am only familiar with the DVD version of the 2nd season through the end so that was the first time hearing that version of it.

I do prefer the second version though. May 3, May 6, 5. Speaking of Buddy Holly's influence, here is Bobby Fuller yet another singer performing an earlier song written by Sonny Curtis. You can hear Holly in the song structure and the especially in the guitar style. May 6, May 6, 6. Perhaps the most interesting thing to come of this song, here is Husker Du performing their own arrangement.

Interestingly, they were from Minnesota where MTMS was set so a lot of the settings in their video may have been the same as in the original intro use on the show. May 18, 7. Come ON, people! I can't believe I'm the only one who likes this awesome song!?