Maureen McGovern: DIFFERENT WORLDS (Theme from "Angie") - 1979 Single Version video free download


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MUSIC: Charles Fox / LYRICS: Norman Gimbel

Let the time flow; Let the love grow

Let the rain shower; Let the rose flower

Love, it seeks; Love, it finds

Love, it conquers; Love, it binds

We come to each other from different worlds

Drawn to each other by the love inside of us

We give to each other our different worlds

Long as we can do it

Life, we're gonna breeze right through it

Let the time flow; Let the love grow

Let the rain shower; Let the rose flower

Love, it seeks; Love, it finds

Love, it conquers; Love, it binds

We reach for each other from different worlds

With love for each other that will stand the test of time

We're up to the challenge of different worlds

With this love inside us

There is nothing can divide us

Let the time flow; Let the love grow

Let the rain shower; Let the rose flower

Love, it seeks; Love, it finds

Love, it conquers; Love, it binds

Love, it seeks and Love, it finds

Love, it conquers

Love, it binds-ahhhhhh

Love, it seeks; Love, it finds

Love, it conquers; Love, it binds

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Maureen McGovern sings the single version of "Different Worlds," the bouncy theme song from the TV series, "Angie" (ABC-TV, 1979-80). This song peaked at #18 on the charts.

Maureen had already recorded the popular theme songs for the 70s movies THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE ("The Morning After"), THE TOWERING INFERNO ("We May Never Love Like This Again"), and SUPERMAN ("Can You Read My Mind?") before she recorded "Different Worlds." She was later mentored by singer/songwriter Mel Torme, and went on to sing in the New York club/cabaret scene and to star on Broadway. She continues to perform and record.

Photos are from Maureen's website:

http://www.maureenmcgovern.com/

Video is from the Season 1 opening credits of "Angie," over which "Different Worlds" was heard.

Audio from "Tube Tunes, Volume Two - The 70s and 80s" (Rhino Records, 1995).

Song written by Charles Fox & Norman Gimbel.

(They also wrote the theme songs for "Happy Days," "Laverne & Shirley" and "Wonder Woman";

Fox also wrote the "Love Boat" theme with Paul Williams).

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"Angie" was a sitcom about a working-class waitress (Donna Pescow) who meets and marries one of her customers, a rich doctor (Robert Hays, who would soon star in the 1980 movie satire "Airplane"). The show was quite popular in its first season, but surprisingly lost its audience in its second (and final) season.

Pescow was a well-known star at the time, having just co-starred opposite John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever." After "Angie," she went on to play daytime TV's first lesbian character on "All My Children."

Her TV mom, Doris Roberts, would go on to greater success in the 90s as Ray Romano's overbearing mother Marie on "Everybody Loves Raymond."

Debralee Scott, who played Angie's sister, had previously appeared on "Welcome Back Kotter" (as Hotsie Totsie, where she, too, played opposite John Travolta) and on "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" (as Mary's sister).

Debralee's life took a tragic turn in 2001 when her fiance, New York Port Authority Police Officer John Dennis (J.D.) Levi, died in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center:

http://www.legacy.com/Sept11/Story.aspx?PersonID=120526&location=1

In 2005, Debralee collapsed and spent several days hospitalized in a coma. She awoke and was discharged, and then died in her sleep at home several days later. She was 52. RIP.

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Comments

8 years ago

Lilia Mirey

Lovely....

8 years ago

Jacen Mitchell

i LOVE this song

8 years ago

Jennifer Harris

I loved this show as a kid. I always thought tammy lauren was cute!

8 years ago

SuperPat88

In that last photo, I could imagine one of the guys there saying to Wonder Woman, "Would you be so kind as to lasso us some popcorn and drinks, honey?"

9 years ago

Ron Weaver

Sad we don't have real theme songs much anymore.

9 years ago

stevenkahn1

I thought of Donna Pescow, and, "Angie" when I saw her on a rerun of "Mr. Belvedere", yesterday. I liked "Angie", and I played this song on the radio when it was a top-40 hit in 1979.

9 years ago

TheMUSICFANATIC67

always loved this gem of a song:):) way to go Maureen McGovern:)

9 years ago

Tim Howard

Great TOP 20 Hit, love that opening drum solo!

9 years ago

tlw1950

I wish pop music still sounded like this. I'd certainly be buying and listening to more of it!

9 years ago

linny hops

This is a most beautiful song, wish we had more upbeat music like this now days.

9 years ago

Neil B

Let the love grow...

9 years ago

Jim Moriarty

A jewel from the past, and oh what beautiful memories it brings back!

9 years ago

Cesar Gustilo

R.I.P. Debralee Scott!

9 years ago

carouselgal

I had the "45" of this song. What a blast from past!

9 years ago

urkoolUncle

LOVED that show !!!Thanks for the memories !!

9 years ago

ylarik

Heard this on the radio yesterday and was blown away because it gave me one of those "I forgot this even existed" moments. I don't think I've listened to it for 35 years. I knew it was from 1979 and was on a TV show, but didn't know who the singer was. Maureen crossed my mind, but I figured it was Nicolette Larson. Splendid singing, splendid lyrics! There were plenty of problems in 1979, but at least there were songs on the radio that spoke of love. Does any song on the charts today even mention love? So sad, I try not to cry about how badly the pop culture today compares to the pre-1980s. Different worlds INDEED.

9 years ago

Stoney Jackson

Hahaa!!!I used to watch this show in syndication circa '86 when my sister and I reached the age where we didn't want to go to summer camp anymore but we were too young to just hang out in the streets. I remember the theme song being the best part of the show. IMHO outside of 'Taxi' and 'Barney Miller' this is perhaps the best TV show theme song of that era.

9 years ago

I Can't Keep Calm, I Am Greek

Very Jol Sol :)))

9 years ago

Groovy Reflections

Six years after the Morning After, Maureen return to the top twenty with a #18 hit that was also a TV theme.Maureen McGovern: DIFFERENT WORLDS (Theme from "Angie") - 1979 Single Version

9 years ago

shihlin1

Where the hell is Maureen McGovern now??? Why is she MIA ???

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