Charles Albertine(1929-1986)

Charles Albertine was born on 24 February 1929 in Passaic, New Jersey, USA. He was a composer, known for Escape from New York (1981), The Postman (1997) and Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999). He died on 18 May 1986 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

7.1

6.1

6.7

7.6

Days of Our Lives
5.2
TV Series
- composer: theme music
- theme music
- composer: Theme Music
- 1965–2025
Days of Our Lives: Beyond Salem
7.5
TV Mini Series
- composer: theme music
- 2022
Days of Our Lives' Christmas
8.2
TV Special
- composer: theme music
- 2001
Sparrow
5.5
TV Movie
- composer: additional music
- 1978
NBC Special Treat
7.2
TV Series
- music
- 1977

Days of Our Lives
5.2
TV Series
- writer: "Days of Our Lives Main Theme"
- writer: "Days of Our Lives Theme"
- 1965–2024
Boy Swallows Universe
7.9
TV Mini Series
- writer: "Days of Our Lives"
- 2024
Dancing with the Stars
4.8
TV Series
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie"
- 2009
American Idol
4.3
TV Series
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie"
- 2002
Bowling for Columbine
8.0
- music: "Bandstand Boogie" (1954)
- 2002
Further Tales of the City
7.6
TV Mini Series
- writer: "Days of Our Lives Theme"
- 2001–2002
Isn't She Great
5.3
- writer: "Poeme"
- 2000
Drop Dead Gorgeous
6.7
- writer: "Days of Our Lives Theme"
- 1999
The Postman
6.1
- writer: "Theme From Days Of Our Lives"
- 1997
Escape from New York - A Interview with John Carpenter
Video
- performer: "Bandstand Boogie (The Theme of 'American Bandstand')"
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie (The Theme of 'American Bandstand')" (uncredited)
- 1994
The Best of Bandstand: The Superstars
Video
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie"
- 1987
Escape from New York
7.1
- music: "Bandstand Boogie"
- 1981
American Bandstand
7.5
TV Series
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie 1968-1969 (Instrumental)"
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie 1968-1969"
- writer: "Bandstand Boogie" (American Bandstand theme) ...
- 1966–1969
To Sir, with Love
7.6
- music: "It's Getting Harder All The Time"
- 1967

Trivia
Charles Albertine played tenor saxophone with the Sammy Kaye band in the late 1940s, and was the lead arranger for the new Las Elgart band. He arranged most of the Three Suns later music. Most of his later career was spent in television.