Some of Stu Phillips" early TV work includes The Donna Reed Show, Gidget, and The Monkees, and film scores include Danny Kaye"s The Man From The Diner"s Club, Ride the Wild Surf, Hells Angels on Wheels, and the ultra-classic cult film, Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. But it was his work in the 1970s that made him legendary. In 1974 he began a seven-year run at Universal Studios, composing the music for some of the most beloved shows of that or any era - The Six Million Dollar Man, McCloud, Quincy, Switch, The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers, Knight Rider, and many others. Then, at 20th Century Fox, he did an astonishing ninety-six episodes of the Lee Majors series, The Fall Guy. Other TV shows include Spiderman, Chicago Story, Medical Center, and Along Came Bronson. In the last four years, there have been three hit hip hop/rap versions of the Knight Rider theme by Busta Rhymes, Timbaland & Magoo, and Panjabi MC with Jay-Z. Which just goes to show you, when you"re cool, you"re cool. And Stu has always been the coolest. The three scores are presented in their original mono, mastered from Stu"s own masters, which were in excellent condition.