For those unaware, from pulse-pounding action tracks to atmospheric suspense cues, Don Peake’s score captures the sleek, futuristic energy that made Knight Rider a global phenomenon.

With driving synthesizers, bold orchestral textures, and the unmistakable 1980s soundscape, every track transports listeners straight back to the open highway and the world of high-tech crime fighting.

Carefully remastered for exceptional sound quality, this collection highlights Peake’s masterful contributions to the series’ musical identity, showcasing both fan-favorite motifs and rare selections heard throughout the show’s unforgettable episodes.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan of Knight Rider, a collector of classic television soundtracks, or a lover of vintage synth-driven scores, this CD is an essential addition to your library.

Volume #3 features music from the episodes Knight Of The Chameleon, Lost Knight, K.I.T.T. vs. K.A.R.R. and Knight In Retreat.

Composer Don Peake scored 77 episodes of the hit 1980s TV series Knight Rider, taking over the musical duties starting in the first season. His work shifted the show’s sound toward high-tech, driving synthesizers and bold orchestral action cues.

Don dug deep into his archives and found 27 additional episodes that the public hasn’t heard before! Each musical cue from the episode has been extracted, cleaned up, and labeled in chronological order so that you can follow the music in the order it was played in the episode.

As an additional bonus, they have included snippets, where available, of things you didn’t hear in the episode – such as scene intros (Production #, Take #) and outros (“Save it!”). Hearing these additional bits adds another layer to the fantastic work that Don did on the show, I think you will agree.

1-20: Knight of the Chameleon
21-30: Lost Knight
31-49: K.I.T.T. vs. K.A.R.R.
50-65: Knight in Retreat

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