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What was the gallery music in Take Hart?
Tony Hart - RIP <sniff> asked in tv, music |
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 | Hiheels answers: Indeed :o( Supplement from 01/19/2009 02:49pm: Arsebiscuits, beaten to it...and with a correct answer! Supplement from 01/19/2009 08:59pm:  Seeing as I failed miserably with the answer thought I'd leave a little tribute to Tony Hart instead. 1 year ago / reply |
 | duffield1 answers: Nearly Heels - it was called Left Bank. Or Rive Gauche, for those with a French tendancy. Supplement from 01/19/2009 02:28pm: Left Bank Two, by the Lance Gambit Trio. One of my colleagues was singing this this morning, and it is one of those diabolical tunes that just stays in your head. AAARRRGGGHHHH! 1 year ago / reply |
 | SirLeslie answers: Left Bank Two was the first track, and the Gallery would close to 'Cavatina' - made famous as the theme to the Deer Hunter by John Williams. 1 year ago / reply |
 | agentju90 answers: gr€at prog. lots of signing and mim€. this is d€dicat€d to duff. Supplement from 01/19/2009 06:41pm: if ou don'tlik€ it, €at this...... 1 year ago / reply |
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