
Shuki Levy
Israeli-American musical composer and television producerWikipedia
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Shuki Levy".
Oct 26, 2026
Zapped to the Past Episode 238 - Tunes and Toons: The Best of 80s Cartoons
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40:03Adrian MillsHOST
Lyrics that summed up the show's premise in under a minute.
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40:05Adrian MillsHOST
Composers like Stu Phillips, G.I. Joe and Shuki Levy and Inspector Gadget became legends for their ability to craft tunes that stuck in viewers' minds.
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40:12Adrian MillsHOST
Music wasn't just background noise, it was a key part of the viewing experience, often as recognizable as the characters themselves.
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40:18Adrian MillsHOST
Damn right.
7 MINS LATER
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47:07Graham RaddingsHOST
Now, you can go online and find all the various versions of that because there's quite a lot because these things were syndicated around the world, including the Japanese original version because it's based off Japanese soundtracks.
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47:16Graham RaddingsHOST
And so the English version is somebody called Noam Caneel did that.
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47:22Graham RaddingsHOST
It was composed by Shuki Levy and Haim Sabane.
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47:25Graham RaddingsHOST
So those are the people that composed the actual one.
It Ain't Worth Doin | Fly Me To The Moon 3D | Bad Movie Month
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79:02DrewHOST
Oh, gosh.
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79:02DrewHOST
The theme is erroneously credited to frequent Saban collaborator Shuki Levy in the video description, although Saban had nothing to do with the original Dragon Ball dub beyond financing its production.
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79:13DrewHOST
The theme was performed by David Steele.
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79:16DrewHOST
This is the first time someone from Team Four Star, specifically Kaiser Neko, is seen during the series.