A significant factor in the tremendous popularity of the Batman TV series was composer Neal Hefti's catchy and memorable theme music, which was "part serious, part silly; just like the series ...

Of course, the theme song from the 1960s Batman TV series, simply titled "Batman Theme," is the one that started it all. With a few repeating notes and only one word in the whole song ...

A lot of TV show theme songs become famous without ... discussed the origin of the “Batman Theme.” “He told me he tore up more paper on ‘Batman’ than on any other work he ever did ...

"Batman Theme," the title song of the Batman TV series (1966-1968), was composed by Neal Hefti. Both the show and the theme song were a huge success with audiences, helping Batman and Robin ...

but also to composer Neil Hefti's (the man also responsible for the raucous Batman TV theme, no less) grasp of the material. -SA 47. Fresh Prince of Bel-Air "Now... this is a story all about how ...

The new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now discusses The Batman‘s”Something in the Way” revival, before diving deep into the entire, shockingly rich history of Batmusic (Batcore?), ...

Prince also included a few musical references to Neal Hefti's 1966 "Batman" TV theme song. Musically, "Batman" was something ...

But still, it was the Batman theme as sung by dolphins. "If you recall the original Batman TV intro, you'll probably remember the way they sang 'Bat-maaaaaaaan'," Professor Heidi Harley ...

The Batman TV show, with Neil Hefti’s indelible “na-na-na-na-na-na-Batman” theme song, debuted in the U.S. in January 1966, hitting the U.K. in May. In April of that year, the Beatles ...