(ABC Primetime, 1960 - 1965;
CBS Primetime, 1965 - 1972)
[aka: "My Three Sons";
Verified as the THEME in TV Guide article "Looking
For A Lost Chord?" April 28, 1962, pp. 12-13;
The title above is the most well-known THEME associated with the
series, and it has been released commercially. It's not known if
the THEMES that follow below were ever used for the "Main Title"
or "End Credits" music. But they are included here for further
investigation, despite the fact they might have been only interior
cues used in episodes of the series.
Usually interior cues are listed in ASCAP as something like
"My Three Sons Cues". Those below just have the series title.
So the following titled compositions are listed below as
"theme possibilities" [under investigation]...
Composer: Frank Denny De Vol (ASCAP)
Original Publishers: Don Michael Music Co. Inc. (BMI), and
Meridian Music Corp. (BMI)
[seen on record labels]
2000 Publisher: Don Michael Inc. (BMI)
of Paradise Valley, AZ
[BMI publishing wing of Don Fedderson
Productions, producer of the series]
Copyright Date:
Renewal Date:
Recordings: by Frank DeVol and his Orchestra
Composer: Leigh Harline (ASCAP)
1978 Publisher: Dana-Don Inc. (ASCAP)
2000 Publisher: Dana-Don Inc. (ASCAP)
of Paradise Valley, AZ
[ASCAP publishing wing of Don Fedderson
Productions, producer of the series]
Copyright Date:
Renewal Date:
Recordings:
Composer: William G. ("Bill") Loose (ASCAP/BMI)
1978 Publisher: [not listed in ASCAP Performance Index of 1978]
1986 Publisher: Sam Fox Publishing Co. Inc. (ASCAP)
of Scottsdale, AZ
2002 Publishers: [for current information regarding
publishing rights for this THEME...
contact ASCAP or BMI.]
Copyright Date:
Renewal Date:
Recordings: