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Conductor – Don Peake. Mastered By – Ron Hitchcock. Producer – Don Peake. Features scene cues from the Knight Rider episode "Chariot Of Gold" (mis-spelled "Chariots Of Gold" throughout) in both MP3 (V0) format and WAV (24 bit) format. Title Theme composed by: Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson.

Features scene cues from 2 episodes of Knight Rider in both MP3 (V0) format and WAV (24 bit) format. Well, this has been a long and difficult journey. First, I discovered the old reel to reel tapes in my storage. The tapes had been subject to some moisture, but Ampex Corporation had come up with a solution. Simply Bake the tapes in an oven for 10 hours at 125 degrees.

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Artist: Don Peake Genre: Soundtracks Release Date: 04/15/2014 Label: Perseverance Records Catalog Number: 9101 Recording: Studio Length: 01:11:03 Format: CD. Dig-Deeper. The People Under The Stairs (CD) Don Peake. Knight Rider: The Best Of Don Peake V 1 (CD) Don Peake. The Hills Have Eyes (LP) Don Peake. The Hills Have Eyes (LP) Don Peake. Knight Rider: The Best Of Don Peake V 1 (CD).

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Six suites of Don Peake's episode scores are featured here, in which he covers pretty much the same ground musically as Phillips did. "Let It Be Me" opens the album with a melancholy melody played first by electric piano and then acoustic piano. The familiar Knight Rider theme makes its appearance near the three minute mark in a suspenseful tone, accompanied by the 80's staple synths, guitars and drums. Following this are what seem to be two source cues, one laid back and lounge-like, the other more up tempo - perhaps for various clubs and bars visited by Michael Knight?.