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Dec 11, 2013 · None of them set out to be a driver, a mechanic, or a dispatcher—but, hey, Bob James didn’t set out to write the theme song for Taxi when he sat down to compose “Angela,” either. Bob James wrote the music for the TV show Taxi, and the title track to his album Touchdown was chosen as the show's theme song. For the third episode of the first season, he wrote "Angela," which was named for a character appearing on that episode. The reason for this is that the music was originally written in season 1 to frame Angela's character but it was then decided to use the song as the show's theme music. Touchdown contains the song "Angela", the popular theme to the 1970s television sitcom Taxi. [3] The song was named after a guest character in the third episode of the first season ("Blind Date"), but after hearing the song, the producers made this the show's main theme, replacing their previous choice, which became this album's title track. Bob James originally released Angela (Theme from "Taxi") written by Bob James and Bob James released it on the album Touchdown in 1978. It was also covered by London Music Works, The Wildhearts, Christian Howes, Joe Bonner and other artists. Feb 9, 2012 · Not only did he write the Theme From Taxi (Angela), a beautiful piece of music, he also assembled an extraordinary complement of musicians who laid down a stunning performance. “Angela (Theme From "Taxi")” by Bob James was written by Bob James. It was written by Michael Leeson and directed by James Burrows and aired on September 26, 1978 on ABC-TV. Intrigued with the voice on Bobby's answering service, Alex asks the girl out to dinner. My own arrangement and cover of Angela the theme tune to thetv show Taxi.Music written by Bob James Ever wondered why the theme song to Taxi is called "Angela"? Or just feeling nostalgic for Bob James' iconic tune and the image of that lonely cab