Here Come The Brides opening theme
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I used to rush home from school before the others got home so that I could indulge in the fantasy of being one of the brides. It a shame life didn’t turn out quite like that!
This was the opening theme for the first season. In the second season they used the song.
I loved all the “J” names. Eleven years later, I name my son Justin …. remembering this series.
@Animosity4UandU I do! He starred with Jay North (Dennis the Menace) in a show based in India called “Maya.” I don’t remember seeing him in much else. Davy Jones was my first teen idol, followed by Bobby Sherman, then Donny Osmond. Never did care too much for David Cassidy although I did like the Partridge Family. I also liked Robby Benson & Scott Jacoby–remember them? There’s no one for teenage girls to idolize anymore except Justin Beiber–yuck!
This isn’t the theme I remember. Wasn’t there words … like “The bluest skies you’ve ever seen are in Seattle ….”
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bobby sherman was cute, but he was no clay aikin !…wait….i cant even say that with a straight face..
@Animosity4UandU “Maya”
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My sister pasted Bobby Sherman all over her walls along with Davy Jones and all the Beatles! Also Sajid Khan….first teen idol of color! Anybody remember Sajid?
@snootpelt I’m with you!
Those old movies and TV shows were amusing. If a person was supposed to be ‘middle class’, they spoke very fast and with a vaguely ‘Brooklyn’
accent, but if they were ‘high-class’, they spoke with the mid-Atlantic (are they British or American) ‘theatah voice’. Even the southern Aunt Bea spoke like that (“oh, Anday… I nevah married becoz I am a lesbian with the hots for Verah”)
@shmuli9 i used to love joan…she was in heaps of b grade black and white movies, but she was always great in my eyes. when i saw her in grease i was pleasantly surprised.
R I P Danno. Thanx James McArthur
@11191066 Yep… Perry Como (yes, Perry Como!) had the hit with it, and I used to have that 45…
@jsicolts I think Joan was also a waitress in “Grease”…
There was another opening theme with a song – The bluest Skys you’ve ever seen in Seattle – and the Hills the greenest green in Seattle ….. When you find your own true love you will know it. Etc Remember it? I haven’t thought of that song in probably 40 years but still remember the words. From here I will go and find it. Isn’t youtube great ?
@alexrogan1 you can get the dvds on amazon
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WOW. Joan Blodell in one of the last things she ever did.
Absolutely LOVED this show, the music and the opening visuals. Was madly in love with Jason Bolt.
It’s funny how you even saved that old 1955 TV to show this show’s theme. LOL
Wow… I loved it!!!!!
Yes, this takes me back to Friday nights at 7pm, when I would be babysitting. We’d make popcorn and then go sit in front of the TV to watch the show. I bet some of those kids I babysat are Bobby Sherman fans too! Great memories!