Sanford and Son theme

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"The Streetbeater," better known as the Sanford and Son theme, is a funky, jazz-influenced instrumental piece composed by Quincy Jones for the 1970s American sitcom Sanford and Son.

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The Streetbeater 0
Sanford and Son 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American television sitcom
instrumental composition
television theme song
alsoKnownAs Sanford and Son theme NERFINISHED
associatedWithActor Redd Foxx NERFINISHED
associatedWithCharacter Fred G. Sanford NERFINISHED
associatedWithSetting Watts, Los Angeles NERFINISHED
composer Quincy Jones NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Quincy Jones NERFINISHED
endTime 1977
firstUsedAsThemeInYear 1972
genre funk
jazz
jazz-funk
hasCulturalOrigin 1970s American television
hasInstrumentation brass section
drum kit
electric bass
electric guitar
keyboards
hasLyrics false
hasMusicalStyle brass arrangement
prominent bass line
syncopated groove
wah-wah guitar
hasNotableFeature prominent slap-style bass feel
syncopated horn stabs
hasType TV closing theme
TV opening theme
includedIn Quincy Jones television work
influencedByGenre rhythm and blues
soul
isInstrumental true
notableFor association with Sanford and Son
funky opening riff
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork NBC
partOf Sanford and Son soundtrack NERFINISHED
performer Quincy Jones NERFINISHED
publicationDecade 1970s
startTime 1972
title The Streetbeater NERFINISHED
usedAsThemeFor Sanford and Son NERFINISHED
usedFor television closing credits
television opening credits

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The Streetbeater alsoKnownAs Sanford and Son theme