79 Instrumental songs everyone knows, but no one knows the name of (TV Show & Advertising Music)

You hear these songs everyday in tv shows, advertisings and movies! But most people don't know the name or the artist!

If you have more songs like these feel free to put them into the comments.

Enjoy!

Playlist:
Soul Bossa Nova - The Academy Allstars
Winchester Cathedral - New Vaudeville Band
Spanish Flea - Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Afrikan Beat - Bert Kaempfert And His Orchestra
Déclic: Java - Murray Sporn
Mexican Hat Dance
The Mambo Craze - De-Phazz
Doop - dooper than doop
Benny Hill - The Edwin Davids Jazz Band
Dick und Doof
Pat Und Patachon: Whirlwind
Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini & His Orchestra
Tea For Two
My Name is Nobody - Ennio Morricone
The Andy Griffith Show
Left Bank Two - Wayne Hill
Wheels - Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra
The Entertainer - Scott Joplin
Blues Party - Gert Wilden
Gonna Fly Now - Bill Conti
The River Kwai March/Colonel Bogey March - Mitch Miller
Tunes Of Glory - Mitch Miller
William Tell Overture: Finale - Rossini
Galop Infernal (Can-Can) - Jacques Offenbach
The Nutcracker Suite: Russian Dance - Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
March ot the Toreadors - Bizet
Radetzky Marsch - Johann Strauss
The Stars and Stripes Forever John - Phillip Sousa
Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar
Blue Danube Waltz - Strauss
Voices of Spring - Strauss
La Traviata: Drinking Song - Verdi
The Flight of the Bumble Bee - Rimsky-Korsakov
Sabre Dance - Khachaturian
Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Brahms
Rondo Alla Turca - Mozart
Dance of the hours (La Gioconda)
Pizzacato - Léo Delibes
Humoresque - Dvorak
Piano Concerte no. 1 in B-flat Minor - Tchaikovsky
Te Deum: Prelude - Marc-Antoine Charpentier
Air on a G String - Johann Sebastian Bach
Adagio for String, Op. 11a
Canon - Johann Pachabel
Zadok the Priest - Handel
Symphony No. 40 K550: 1st Movement - Mozart
Sarabande - Handel
Waltz No. 2 - Dmitri Shostakovich
Morning from Peer Gynt - Edvard Grieg
Peer Gynt - In the Hall of the Mountain King - Edvard Grieg
Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner
Also Sprach Zarathustra - Strauss
O Fortuna - Carl Orff
Young Love
Lakmé: Duet - Delibes
Clair de Lune - Claude Debussy
Aquarium - Saint Saens
The nutcracker suit: Dance of the sugar plum - Tchaikovsky
Swan Lake Scene - Tchaikovsky
Forrest Gump Suite - Alan Silvestri
Comptine d'un autre été, l'après-midi - Yann Tiersen
Wedding March - Mendelssohn
Grand Vals - Richard Durrant
Entry of the Gladiators - Julius Fučík
The Magnificent Seven - Elmer Bernstein
The Raiders March - John Williams
The good, the bad and the ugly - Ennio Morricone
Chariots of Fire - Vangelis
Conquest of Paradise - Vangelis
3 gymnopedies: gymnopedie no. 1 - Erik Satie
You can leave your hat on (intro) - Joe Cocker
L'internationale - Artist unknown
Streets of Cairo - Artist unknown
Tooccata and Fugue in D minor - Bach
Snake Charmer - Benny Bergian
Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Mix) - Rob D.
On her majestys secret service - Propellerheads
Battle without honor or humanity - Tomoyasu Hotei

[CarlMahnke]

I would have never dreamed that my little collection of instrumental music will reach millions of people! You are awesome!

[hampelmann]

The entire Video feels like testing all the ringtones on your new phone

[OAleathaO]

Many of these songs are used as background music during _Just For Laughs_ pranks.

[freyamccullough]

Well that just answered 90% of my questions in life.

[kristian]

I don't understand how people can't remember such catchy titles as Symphonie No. 40 K550 1st Movement

[matthewwysong]

For some reason, hearing half of these makes think of a cat and a mouse hitting each-other with hammers of steadily increasing size.

[emmarose]

My question is how did you find them without knowing the name

[insantic]

It's annoying how I know the songs but don't know exactly where I've heard them from

[jamesdignanmusic]

"The Benny Hill Theme" is actually called "Yackety Sax", and "March from River Kwai" is actually the "Colonel Bogey March"

[---hpgg]

Dooper than doop by doop is the single best name I've ever heard

[bortsampson]

I was trying to figure out why I remembered so many of these titles and I just realized it's because I had one of those cheap electric keyboards that could autoplay like 250 different songs that all sounded like they were coming from a tin can, and a whole bunch of these were on it. Sorry, culture

[bluebloodcell]

3:14
Video: William Tell Overture - Final
Me: Horse racing song

[RFC-]

The Benny Hill theme is called "Yakety Sax", and was composed / released six years before it was used by Benny Hill. The irony of giving it the wrong name in a video about how people don't know the names of songs... :-P

[lugit]

I feel like 2 characters from a cartoon are having a stupid conversation

[Timon-IrishFolk]

The Video gets slowly and slowly more untrue when more people watch it

[vaporwavedog]

nothing is worse than getting an instrumental song you don't know the name of stuck in your head

[GlennMarshallRocks]

The "Benny Hill Theme" is actually the 1963 instrumental "Yakety Sax" performed by Boots Randolf which made it to #35 on the pop charts that year. It was played on the radio all the time back then, and "Boots" made a number of TV appearances by himself and with other notable musicians such as Chet Atkins and Ray Stevens.

[danielbrovender]

I love how the red curtain opens to reveal... Another red curtain 😆

[ambroxia]

Am I the only one thinking about Tom and Jerry in some of these songs? xD

[thedoortolight]

When not only was your song not here, but you also forgot how it goes after listening to this.