Herschel Burke Gilbert
American composer
Herschel Burke Gilbert (April 20, 1918 – June 8, 2003) was an American orchestrator, musical supervisor, and composer of film and television scores and theme songs, including The Rifleman (starring Chuck Connors), Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater, and The Detectives. Gilbert once estimated that his compositions had been used in at least three thousand individual episodes of various television series.
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Works
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- A Cute Pick-Up
- A Little Fraud
- A Man Is as Good as His Word
- A Paris Television Commercial
- Bellhop Masquerade, Pt. 1
- Bellhop Masquerade, Pt. 2
- Black Cloud Over the Horizon
- Black Eye With Repentance
- Burke's Law
- Burke's Law Theme
- Burke's Law: Theme
- Button Pops Off
- Comanche Telegraph
- Douglas and Elm
- Down the Fire Escape
- Dr. Wernher’s Lesson
- Drones
- Earthport
- End Cast
- Enter Cynthia
- Farewell Earth
- Fight to the Finish
- Forward
- Hat and Bra With Kiss
- Love in a Tepee
- Magellan Takeoff
- Magellan on Moon
- Main Title
- Main Title - The Moon Is Blue
- Marriage Ceremony
- Me Gusta Mucho (I Like It Very Mich)
- Mexico Bridge
- Mexico to Spaceport
- Moon Base
- Moon Landing
- Morgue
- Pamphlets
- Pretty Moon Is Blue
- Read Leads the Army
- Saved and Safe
- Scenes of Horror
- The Detectives
- The End
- The Kiss
- The Moon Is Blue
- The Moon Is Blue Cake Walk - End Title
- The Rape of Durango
- The Rifleman
- Theme From Burke's Law
- Wernher Attacks
- Wernher’s Death
- Wernher’s Reprieve
- With All My Heart