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Eugene Raskin (1909–2004)

Gene Raskin was a very accomplished person - first, an architect, then a professor at Columbia University, then, a "variety act" duo with his wife: "Gene & Francesca", and, most notably, but definitely not most fascinating; Gene adapted a melody sung to him as a child by his Russian mother: this became the folk-pop song... See full bio »

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Filmography

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1964 Gigantor (TV series) (composer: theme music - 16 episodes)
Badge of Danger! (1964) (composer: theme music)
Battle at the Bottom of the World! (1964) (composer: theme music)
Dangerous Doctor Diamond! (1964) (composer: theme music)
Danger's Dinosaurs! (1964) (composer: theme music)
Force of Terror! (1964) (composer: theme music)
 
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2009 Yhteinen sävel (TV series documentary)
Tere perestroika (2009) (lyrics: "Those Were the Days")
 
2009 Whiteout (arranger: "Proshchay Farewell")
 
2008 The Bank Job (writer: "Those Were the Days" / as Gene Raskin)
 
2006 Naomi's New Morning (TV series)
Episode dated 3 September 2006 (2006) (writer: "Those Were The Days")
 
1994 Total Balalaika Show (documentary) (lyrics: "Those Were the Days")
 
1991 Cheers (TV series)
The Norm Who Came to Dinner (1991) (lyrics: "Those Were the Days" - uncredited)
 
1989 Leedvermaak (writer: "Those Were The Days" / as E. Raskin)
 
1983 Webster (TV series)
That's Entertainment (1983) ("Those Were The Days" - uncredited)
 
1973 Rings of Passion (writer: "Those Were the Days" - uncredited)
 
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Other Works:

Play: "Amata," 1951. See more »

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Trivia:

He was performing his languorous ballad, "Those Were the Days" in a nightclub when this adaptation of a Russian melody was overheard by Paul McCartney who brought it to England and produced the hit recording by Mary Hopkin. Gene was slightly chagrined to receive the telephone call from Paul asking his permission to have Mary record this; as... See more »

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Virgo