Fred Karlin
American songwriter
Frederick James Karlin (June 16, 1936 – March 26, 2004) was an American composer of more than 130 scores for feature films and television movies. He also was an accomplished trumpeter adept at playing jazz, blues, classical, rock, and medieval music.
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Works
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- At Home
- Blues for Joe
- Bugs and Birds
- C. C. Street Scene
- Chase From “Westworld”
- Christmas
- Come Follow, Follow Me
- Come Saturday Morning
- Comin’ Thru to Me
- End Title (Yours, Mine and Ours - vocal reprise)
- First Impressions
- For All We Know
- Hesitation Waltz
- Honeymoon
- Hot Stuff
- I Am You, You Are Me, We Are One
- Introducing Charlie Brown and Lucy
- Introducing the Beardsleys and Norths
- It's a Sometime's World (instrumental)
- It’s Not the Same Anymore
- Jerry
- Jerry and Pookie
- Just Married
- Just Peanuts
- Keepin’ Free
- Leave Yesterday Behind
- Love Is Eerything
- Love Is Everything (reprise)
- March Of The Mimiographs
- Medley (Intro: "So What’s the Story, Richie?")
- Mike Leaves
- Morning Madness
- Mrs. N. and Mr. B.
- North, Helen
- Opening Day
- Playthings
- Political Cartoons
- Pookie Adams
- Pookie Leaves
- Prove It, Teach
- Snowflakes and Stars
- Solo el fin
- The G. O. Glide
- The Honky Donkey
- The Night Before
- The War Was On
- The Weirdos
- The Western Warble
- Theme From “Westworld”
- There’s No Gap
- Toujour L'Amour
- Up the Down Staircase
- Up the Down Staircase (reprise)
- Wedding Waltz
- Welcome to Westworld
- Yesterday's Dream
- You're Absolutely Whacky
- You're Hip, Miss Pastorfield
- Yours, Mine and Ours (Main Title - vocal)
- You’ll Meet My Roommate at the Wedding