(ABC Primetime, 1965 - 1966) [After he co-starred with Ward Bond in Wagon Train, MGM gave Robert Horton a chance to play the title role in his own series -- a curious western psycho-drama about a man who loses his memory, and wanders the Old West to try and piece together his past. It had some poignancy, but not enough cohesion to hold an audience more than one season.]
[aka: "Shenandoah"; aka: "Man Called Shenandoah Cues"; This American folk song had its origins as a sea chanty circa 1820, and was adopted as the state song of Viriginia at one point...Although several versions of its lyric were sung throughout history, these lines are most familiar: "Oh, Shenando, I long to hear you, Away, I'm bound away, 'Cross the wide Missouri... The orchestral arrangement used for the End Credits had an elaborate piano cadenza, and since an MGM staff arranger at the time was pianist and writer André G. Previn, also listed as a composer of cues for this series, he probably arranged the End Credits version and played the piano on the session.] Composer: *Traditional* [Folk song], and adapted & arranged by André G. Previn (ASCAP) 1978 Publisher: [In the Public Domain] 2001 Publisher: [In the Public Domain] Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings: