Allyn Ferguson
American composer
Allyn Malcolm Ferguson Jr. (October 18, 1924 – June 23, 2010) was an American composer whose works include the themes for 1970s television programs Barney Miller (1975—1982) and Charlie's Angels (1976—1981), which he co-wrote with Jack Elliott. In its obituary, Variety called him "among the most prolific composers of TV-movie scores in the past 40 years."
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Works
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- "God Be With You"
- "No-Good Liar"
- "What's That Glow?"
- A Veiled Desire
- Barney Miller
- Bed Scene
- Bound at the Stake
- Charlie’s Angels 2000
- Death Bed / End Credits
- Duel to the Death
- End Credits
- Enter the Black Knight
- Farewell / End Credits
- Gavotte Plot
- Glory to the Brave
- Glory, Glory
- I'd Do Anything
- I'm Louis / End Credits
- Ivenahoe
- King John's Party
- Kingly Training
- Louis' Entrance
- Love in the Garden
- Lyrical Montage
- Main Title
- Main Title / Destroy the Dry Dock
- Main Titles
- Marguerette Leaves
- Merrimac Vs Congress
- Merrimac Vs Monitor
- Monotony
- Off Into the Sunset
- Pax Vobiscum
- Santag Polka
- Secret Lovers
- The Big Chase
- The Death of Abbe
- The First Encounter
- The Futile Escape
- The Garden Party
- The Landing / A Special Felling
- The Meal
- The Private Room
- The Ride to Marseilles
- The Ride to the Semaphore
- The Sun Dance
- The World Is Mine
- Theme
- Theme From Charlie's Angels
- They Lived Happily Ever After
- Time Marches On
- To the Battlements! / Charge!
- Tournament Day
- Unholy Water / Generation Gap
- What Is My Crime?
- When Lovers Meet
- Where Is He?