Haim Saban

about

Saban started his career in 1966 as a bass player and manager with the rock band The Lions of Judah (Ha'arayot). In 1969, Dave Watts from the British band The Tornados joined The Lions. That year, the band traveled to England, performed in night clubs in London and was signed up by Polydor Records. In July 1969, the band appeared on the BBC TV programme Colour Me Pop. The Lions recorded a single, "Our Love's A Growing Thing”, but it was not released in the UK due to financial difficulties. The band returned to Israel and Saban focused on being a music promoter. In the early 1970s, Saban moved to France where he worked as a music producer. His clients included Noam Kaniel, Mike Brant and Shuki & Aviva. He also launched a record company with Shuki Levy. In 1978 and 1982, Saban used the pseudonym Kussa for music/lyrics writing credits on four records for which he also served as producer using his real name. Since then, he has frequently used the name Kussa Mahchi for his composing credits on Saban Entertainment productions, including the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie theme song. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Power Rangers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Inspector Gadget

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Power Rangers

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Télé 80 ! : Les meilleurs génériques de dessins animés et de séries TV des années 80 !

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«Могучие рейнджеры»

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Ulysse 31

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he-man

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tubes télé années 80

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Télé 80 ! : Les meilleurs génériques de dessins animés et de séries TV des années 80

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[OST] Ulysse 31

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Les mystérieuses cités d'or

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Tubes Télé Année 80, Vol. 2

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