Freesmokin
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I've looked in just about every place with no real luck, but I'm hoping someone has the tabs or chords for this awesome theme song .
Sanford and son tv theme song
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johnson430
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Here is a video of him playing it and a link to the tabs below:
http://ukulelehunt.com/2010/05/27/sanford-and-son-theme-tab/
Now you have to learn it, record it, and share it on the forum.
Get to work!
http://ukulelehunt.com/2010/05/27/sanford-and-son-theme-tab/
Now you have to learn it, record it, and share it on the forum.
Get to work!
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CeeJay
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No
...it was a British thing called Steptoe and Son ,much like 'Til Death Us Do Part..which you had to have changed to Archie Bunker I believe ?..the originals are for me much better.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford_and_Son
Especially the original theme tune "Old Ned" which encapsulated perfectly the Rag and Bone trade of the 50s 60 s in England.
johnson430
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No
..the originals are for me much better.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford_and_Son
Especially the original theme tune "Old Ned" which encapsulated perfectly the Rag and Bone trade of the 50s 60 s in England.
Haha.
Holy moly, ceejay. Just like America to rip off something British. My apologies.
I concede, good sir. Thanks for teaching the teacher something.
And for those that haven't heard it.
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uke-garou
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I didn't realize "Sanford and Son" or "All in the Family" were based on British programs. I knew Three's Company and Shameless was.
Rllink
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In our play list we have the theme song to Gilligan's Island and it always surprises me how many people want to sing along with it.
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Just listened to that "properly" ... isn't that a banjolele being used as the lead instrument?
:music:
