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In the mid 1970's there was a Canadian made drama that had it's theme written and performed by a famous American musician. Name either the show or the musician (There may be more than one answer, but I'm looking for a specific show).
 
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Name the actor.

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If it's the one from the 60's then his name was London. If it's the 80's reboot then I have no idea.
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There's more than one dog named London who was the primary actor for both the 1963-65 and 1979-85 series. The dogs were bred and trained by Chuck Eisenmann. Several of London's relatives also performed on the show; they all have the 'reverse mask' colouring.
 
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tml said:
In the mid 1970's there was a Canadian made drama that had it's theme written and performed by a famous American musician. Name either the show or the musician (There may be more than one answer, but I'm looking for a specific show).
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ANSWER: The show was Side Street and the musician was Chuck Mangione. The song can be found on his "Feels so good" album. It's a great song.
 
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