@@stevenponte6655 LOL it was a great TV show, and a great theme song. I'm playing the theme song....right now. Stay safe and greetings from Charleston, West Virginia. Semper Fi
My dad loved Hill Street Blues as well.. and he's gone now too.. theme song brings me to tears.. I'm 45 and still think this is one of the greatest shows. Miss you Dad
brings back lots of beautiful memories, my wife Liz and I just to work in downtown Houston We would rush home after work to get dinner ready and enjoy this show, we wouldn't miss one, Liz had a slight resemblance to Veronica Hamil, that hair line those bewitching green eyes, nose and those lips amazingly delicate and beautiful she gave me the most amazing gifts that life could offer, a beautiful daughter, her spitting image, and subsequently, 2 beautiful grandkids, she left us some years ago, Liz wherever you are, we are all ok and missing you lots, kids say that you are looking upon us from heaven, they are right, down here we are all looking upon you
brings back so many memories: our very small house, 2 cats, storm and heavy showers in november and then, with the fireplace burning late at night Hillstreet Blues................
I was just a child of 10 y.o. and watching the Italian TV, I was falled in my first love: was Veronica Hamel. What a wonderful woman! Elegant, classy and fascinating like this unforgettable soundtrack.
I watched HSB with my mom when I was a kid. Later in life I fell in love with Steely Dan and Mr. Carlton and discovered it was his guitar work in the theme song. Crazy how the world goes round. Miss you Mom ❤
My parents' favourite show back then. I was just looking for regular clips of the theme but stumbled on this- thanks for posting this performance. That was something special.
So beautiful and yea it does bring back a LOT of memories. It's the sound of the city in the 80's, still gritty and ungentrified. Be good to each other and Be Careful out There!
The reason people buy tickets to see Larry live is because he makes such beautiful music. An amazing guitar player! But first and foremost, great rhythm and melodies. The top most important things of writing music. "Rhythm, and Melodies." That is my Law. A Law I learned from the great Larry Carlton.
Lee Sklar, who played bass on the original record, plays this over on his YT channel. One of my all-time favorite shows AND theme songs. Thanks, Larry.
I never watched an episode of that show. But everytime it came on i would stop and listen to that lead guitar. Don't even think i finished the song but that guitar made it work.. Thanks Mr Carlton. Dont take me alive was another of my favorite songs due to your guitar. I'm kind of surprised you didn't do bootasiafi by Steely Dan
Larry, thank you for not ‘farting’ about with this perfect solo. For me, it is up there with the ‘Spiral’ solo and all the others....which we all know. This is such a perfect solo. Thank you.
The original affected my future career as a guitarist,, the beautiful lead tone of a 335 blended with the amazing clean sound of his Valley Arts Strat, a sound that I have spent my life trying to emulate, check it out on the YT video of the soundtrack recording, just magnificent.
Extremely high talented. I love this TV show theme, I used to watch Hill Street Blues in the 80's, I was a teen. It's probably one of the most beautiful creation of Mike Post. And this tune would be different without the guitar of Mr Larry Carlton. A huge artist.
Larry is such a consummate player. So I thought the theme song was written and played by mike post like many of his popular credited songs. Did he hire Larry to play and or co-write?
@@mxg75 Not Exactly. However it is true, Mike Post wrote "Hill Street Blues". Larry was not part of the band that created the basic track. He added his solo parts on top of the already recorded music. The bed of the track was recorded at "Smoketree Studios" in Chatsworth CA (my personal studio). I recorded/engineered Hill Street Blues". Mike asked me to take the 24 Track tapes to Larry's studio- "Studio 335". So I did. Larry and I spend an afternoon at his place. He used his Gibson 335 for the first half of the solo, and then swapped over to a Fender Strat for the middle section. It was definitely a memorable afternoon. I returned to my studio and mixed the track for Mike. Needless to say Mike loved the solo. The rest is history.
Mike Post is only the king of writing TV soundtracks. Larry is a champ in his own right.....deserved every accolade for his work with Steely Dan alone never mind.... yeah. This is a great lil anecdotal video clip most won't really grasp. Love it.
@@1800WorldNews You were the engineer on this? Fantastic! Guessing you worked with Mike on other stuff too? It's my fav of Mike's with a close follow of LA Law, and Greatest American Hero (also with Larry).....prob gotta put Magnum PI and Chips in there too somewhere.....but HSB was something else. Cheers
too bad--when done right, it soars, but here it is sluggish and dutiful. sounds like Larry with a high school band that means well but can't pull it off. Larry parrots his original solo but to no avail. the original with Mike Post is a mother, tho
Loved it. Memories of my wife and I putting our 2 little boys to bed for the night, then laying on the couch and watching Hill Street Blues
ha ha I knew as a kid when that song came on, it was time for bed!!!
@@stevenponte6655 LOL it was a great TV show, and a great theme song. I'm playing the theme song....right now. Stay safe and greetings from Charleston, West Virginia. Semper Fi
@@stevenponte6655 Oh the memories. We were so young. Now Im 66 yrs old my wife 64 yrs old and still in ❤ after 40 yrs of marriage.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 40 years?you get less for murder.
Semper Fi, Marine. I was 5811 (MP) when this series aired and I absolutely fell in love with it!
One great tv themes song of all time love this song and so great hits 7 American tops 40
Larry Carlton guitar solos are the best 🎸❤️
agree - just takes you back like no other theme song
The best cop TV show ever... I have started watching it from start again.. And the Theme music is unforgettable.
This put a huge smile on my face! Love it!
This is beyond good. Nice memories from the 80s…
now this is music use to watch this show when i was little
Memories of bedtime when I was a youngster. Talk about sentimental shit right here.
I was in high school when this first aired. Watching it now on CBS All Access because of COVID-19 and loving it again.
My dad loved Hill Street Blues. RIP
My mom as well loved this so much.. RIP
Hill street blues was one of the best police shows on TV, your father had great taste .
My dad loved Hill Street Blues as well.. and he's gone now too.. theme song brings me to tears.. I'm 45 and still think this is one of the greatest shows. Miss you Dad
There was so much character development. Our family used to to gather for the show and reruns.
brings back lots of beautiful memories, my wife Liz and I just to work in downtown Houston We would rush home after work to get dinner ready and enjoy this show, we wouldn't miss one, Liz had a slight resemblance to Veronica Hamil, that hair line those bewitching green eyes, nose and those lips amazingly delicate and beautiful she gave me the most amazing gifts that life could offer, a beautiful daughter, her spitting image, and subsequently, 2 beautiful grandkids, she left us some years ago, Liz wherever you are, we are all ok and missing you lots, kids say that you are looking upon us from heaven, they are right, down here we are all looking upon you
Amazing song - send you back through time 😊 love it 😉👌☀️
Brings back a lot of memories, good stuff 👍
brings back so many memories: our very small house, 2 cats, storm and heavy showers in november and then, with the fireplace burning late at night Hillstreet Blues................
I'm 42 but i remember this show as a very little boy .
Back again, once again, the 1st note gave me "Chill Bumps" as it always does. Thanks again
Loves this song when I was a child:) it stuck in my head for a long time:)
Memories of my wife and I putting our two baby boys to sleep for the night. Then watching Hill Street Blues on the couch together.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 Some song really touch deep in your heart and brings back lots of memories, sadly they don't make this anymore.
@@develentsai3215 I agree
Great song but fills me with great anxiety. Good times never to come back again.
I hear you my brother.
Chill Bumps. Thanks for the memories.
So clean !
I was just a child of 10 y.o. and watching the Italian TV, I was falled in my first love: was Veronica Hamel. What a wonderful woman! Elegant, classy and fascinating like this unforgettable soundtrack.
Didn't entirely understand it when I was little, but this show was a favorite when I got older, and the theme is a beloved classic.
I watched HSB with my mom when I was a kid. Later in life I fell in love with Steely Dan and Mr. Carlton and discovered it was his guitar work in the theme song. Crazy how the world goes round. Miss you Mom ❤
Love Larry. Classy player and all round cool dude.
Hill street blues
hill street blues
hill street blues
I got those hill street blues
My parents' favourite show back then. I was just looking for regular clips of the theme but stumbled on this- thanks for posting this performance. That was something special.
Beautiful, such memories of that time :)
Brought tears to my eyes hearing this. My youth… 😢
So loving what great song
Oh how do i miss live performances!!!
my childhood)) Thank you guys!
Awesome 😎 i have just the first season on DVD.
Lucky you, it was a great TV show. My wife would put our 2 little boys to bed, lay on the couch together and watch "Hill Street Blues"
I never watched this show but undoubtedly one of the greatest themes from any show!
I’ve never seen it yet but I’ve been buying old tv series that I’ve never seen
It was the greatest police TV drama, with the greatest TV theme tune.
love to jam with with Larry Carlton on this one!
🎼🎵🎹🎸
So beautiful and yea it does bring back a LOT of memories. It's the sound of the city in the 80's, still gritty and ungentrified. Be good to each other and Be Careful out There!
6/6/2024 listening as I watch. 80th Anniversary of D Day @Normandy , France. To all the Military out there Thank You for your Service. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The reason people buy tickets to see Larry live is because he makes such beautiful music. An amazing guitar player! But first and foremost, great rhythm and melodies. The top most important things of writing music. "Rhythm, and Melodies." That is my Law. A Law I learned from the great Larry Carlton.
In those days I didn´t know who Larry Carlton was. I know now! Thanks for sharing!
Sad everyone didn't start clapping.... Love this!
Esa cancion me trae muchos recuerdos muy agadables esta muy bonita es un blues que agradable gracias por esos recuerdos feliccitaciones
Lee Sklar, who played bass on the original record, plays this over on his YT channel. One of my all-time favorite shows AND theme songs. Thanks, Larry.
never watched the show (didn't watch a ton of TV back then) but boy did I love the song!!!!! back when TV themes could be hits on the radio
My last name is Gibson. Never cared for Gibson guitars (always Fender) but after hearing this live - I gotta get one!
Why does this make us think of our parents? I know nostalgia but this is different. Beautiful music.
Put simply… a classic! This is one of those tunes that marks a generation. Great tune for a great show.
I never watched an episode of that show. But everytime it came on i would stop and listen to that lead guitar. Don't even think i finished the song but that guitar made it work.. Thanks Mr Carlton. Dont take me alive was another of my favorite songs due to your guitar. I'm kind of surprised you didn't do bootasiafi by Steely Dan
Larry, thank you for not ‘farting’ about with this perfect solo. For me, it is up there with the ‘Spiral’ solo and all the others....which we all know. This is such a perfect solo. Thank you.
Notice how Larry is joking before the solo, but once it starts, he is dead serious. Main man.
So good it gave me chills.
from Japan this song is great
one of THE COOLEST things i have ever seen...
Thank you
Great song
Love!!! My fav theme song!
Hill Street Blues I’ve got those Hill Street Blues
So good!!!
Such sweet memories 💖
Larry is the GOAT
The original affected my future career as a guitarist,, the beautiful lead tone of a 335 blended with the amazing clean sound of his Valley Arts Strat, a sound that I have spent my life trying to emulate, check it out on the YT video of the soundtrack recording, just magnificent.
I love that lead such a great riff
Grew up on this show
So beautifully nostalgic
Extremely high talented.
I love this TV show theme, I used to watch Hill Street Blues in the 80's, I was a teen.
It's probably one of the most beautiful creation of Mike Post.
And this tune would be different without the guitar of Mr Larry Carlton.
A huge artist.
My childhood awww memories
Hill Street!!❤❤❤
Great arrangement!
Favorite childhood show, oh wait Magnum PI 🤣
いつ聞いても素敵です🥰
HEY........Let's be careful out there.
Song starts at 1:55
Instant nostalgia. Just add Carlton.
Iconic
Happy days 👍😉
Great, but I miss the Mini Moog note bending parts....
5/5 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻/👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hill Street Blues available right now on channel 4
This is excellent, but my favorite performance of this song was done by Carter Guitar.
Peace Officer Tune…👍🥃
01:52 Start of song.
Great but I wish Larry had also used the volume pedal here like on the original.
If I recall, the lead in Hill St Blues was a wind instrument not a guitar.
Was a synth, Moog Minimoog for the lead sound..
Larry is such a consummate player. So I thought the theme song was written and played by mike post like many of his popular credited songs. Did he hire Larry to play and or co-write?
Yes
ruclips.net/video/54f0kVk3nKY/видео.html
Thought mike post created this song?
kaz He credits Post after the song. Post wrote it, Carlton was part of the band that recorded it.
@@mxg75 Not Exactly. However it is true, Mike Post wrote "Hill Street Blues". Larry was not part of the band that created the basic track. He added his solo parts on top of the already recorded music.
The bed of the track was recorded at "Smoketree Studios" in Chatsworth CA (my personal studio). I recorded/engineered Hill Street Blues". Mike asked me to take the 24 Track tapes to Larry's studio- "Studio 335". So I did.
Larry and I spend an afternoon at his place. He used his Gibson 335 for the first half of the solo, and then swapped over to a Fender Strat for the middle section.
It was definitely a memorable afternoon. I returned to my studio and mixed the track for Mike.
Needless to say Mike loved the solo. The rest is history.
Mike Post is only the king of writing TV soundtracks. Larry is a champ in his own right.....deserved every accolade for his work with Steely Dan alone never mind.... yeah. This is a great lil anecdotal video clip most won't really grasp. Love it.
@@1800WorldNews You were the engineer on this? Fantastic! Guessing you worked with Mike on other stuff too? It's my fav of Mike's with a close follow of LA Law, and Greatest American Hero (also with Larry).....prob gotta put Magnum PI and Chips in there too somewhere.....but HSB was something else. Cheers
This small group of folks have nothing to do w the Larry Carlton army of 40 year fans who know every note
ヒルストリートブルース、観たいね。コロナばかりで疲れた。LA LOW とかマイアミバイスとか、80sのTV観たい
Does this tune make anybody else hair on the back of your neck stand up?
too bad--when done right, it soars, but here it is sluggish and dutiful. sounds like Larry with a high school band that means well but can't pull it off. Larry parrots his original solo but to no avail. the original with Mike Post is a mother, tho
joe spano look like the ted turner own hanna barbera
Bonanza?
it helps to have 2 black guys in the band on rhythm
The music starts at 02:00 and sounds fuck all like the Hill St Blues theme.
Lots of nurdling for cash.
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This took away those covid blues and let us remember... Let's be careful out there.
(Wear a mask)
Traductor
懐かしいね
様々な事件、しがらみ、嫉妬や暴力、権力にドラッグ犯罪･････
何年経っても学ばないし、変わってない。
人間は愚かしい。
そんな世界に染みる曲だと思う。
Terrible. Those are not the notes used in the TV music. Why were they changed? Copyright?
3 people with no sense of taste were here I see.