Ray Anthony - Peter Gunn Theme download song

Thanks for this, now this is great music…… just the best Big Band sound……. 

The real Gunn theme starts at 6:40

I love it! Classic modern jazz never sounded so good! Henry Mancini was the man! And Ray Anthony's LIKE WILD was his best album ever! Mancini's "Walkin' To Mother's" was never released by Mancini on records, only this track by Ray Anthony is available. "Fall Out" was the opening music in most episodes of the TV series, with the plot setup for the episode. I like Ray Anthony's version of "Peter Gunn" better than Mancini's original because Anthony added a sexy saxophone to the mix.

Very cool stuff. I've been reading a lot of noir fiction, and designing Tshirts to go with soundtracks like this---

I'm in awe, I've been looking for all three of the sections of this song, I thought they were separate entities. Omg I'm in love, reminds me of my childhood

Ray Anthony... One of the best in the business... Great!!!!

Theme is better than the TV show.

One of the best recordings in the genre, played loud on a good set or headphones this will hit you like truck. In the dark of night. Wearing a grey raincoat and a hat. It's magic.

In the shadows waits a gunman....his target is another gunmen. A gunmen who's looking for him.

This sounds so cool on a great stereo

WATCH OUT FOR LIL' MOE!

Just listening to this immediately takes you to that smoky wharfside club, late night, neon lights, jazz beats and pretty broad hanging on the arms of the smart suited debonair PI.

I'm gonna have to time travel back to the 50's and 60's because this is just too fabulous! ;)

This music makes me wanna grab a burner, hop in a convertible with the top down, and cruise along the California coast!

One of the best things about Peter Gunn was that the plot had to wait until Edie finished her song.

Never get tired of hearing this.

Ray Anthony: The guy who knew how to orchestrate a bass trombone! What a great track! Thanks for posting this! :-)

I remember during the mid-sixties everything at night seem to be in black & white. Of course the movie theaters and other establishments had neon ads but the rest was in film noir.