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This is the music that was used during the big finale fight scene in the 1966 movie version of ” Batman”, Starring Adam West and Burt Ward. The movie was released in theatres on July 30, 1966.
This music was also used as fight scene music in a couple of regular Batman episodes.
This music was written by Nelson Riddle.
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julie newmar – was cat woman – nelson riddle – not just frank sinatra – nice work on the original bat man sound track
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First time I wanna dance to a fight scene. 😂😂😂
Holy heartbreak! It’s Miss Kitka!
A cool swinging 60s number from Mr. Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra!
R.I.P Burgess Meredith
This was also used in the water tower fight scene against The Mad Hatter from Season 2
It sure was.
It was used a few times in season 2
@zt1053 Including the battle between Batman & Robin and The Green Hornet & Kato
I had never noticed the walking bass line in this Neal Hefti classic before. I have always liked this theme.
POW!
ZOK!
BIFF!
KRETCH!
“Holy heartbreak! Miss Kitka!”
“Strike your colors Penguin!”
I love it. It reminds me of the “go-go” music on the old Twilight Zone episodes, wherever a jukebox is playing, or a dance scene, right before something happens….
This soundtrack and PAMS of Dallas jingles is synonymous with the sixties – great stuff!!
Great music 🎶!
*SOCK!* *POW!!* *ZOCKO!!* And all that jazz!
Awesome
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