Harlem Nocturne gained renewed popularity as the theme for the 1950s TV series "Mike Hammer," though it originated as a jazz standard from the Big Band era.
"Harlem Nocturne" is a jazz and big band standard famously used as the theme for the 1980s TV series "The Mike Hammer."
A sultry jazz composition famously used as the theme for "The Mike Hammer Show", blending big band energy with noir atmosphere.
"Harlem Nocturne" is a jazz standard composed by Earle Hagen in 1939, famously associated with film noir and detective dramas.
Its sultry saxophone melody became a cultural touchstone, later used as the theme for TV's "Mike Hammer."
Harlem Nocturne is a jazz standard originally written for the Ray Noble Orchestra, later becoming a signature tune for many big bands and extensively used in film noir soundtracks.
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