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The performer credits (courtesy American Federation of Musicians) within the liner notes from La-La Land's 3-CD set of Wonder Woman lists these 4 singers:
Myrna Matthews
Sherlie Matthews
Lisa Roberts
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Julie Tillman
Although the 3rd season episode scores on disc 3 eschew the Charles Fox/Norman Gimbel 'Wonder Woman' chanting during action music scenes, discs 1 & 2 feature quite a bit of such in the Artie Kane scores (and the Charles Fox pilot music, of course).
To date, FSM members have expressed appreciation for this release and I don't recall any criticisms regarding Wonder Woman's name being sung during some scenes.
Yet, throughout the years here @ FSM's board, there has been plenty of feedback by members stating their dislike of the sopranos chanting the name of 'RoboCop' within Leonard Rosenman's 1990 soundtrack for Robocop 2.
Let the FSMers discuss!
Wonder Woman vs. Robocop! 
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Posted: |
Jun 27, 2019 - 2:45 AM
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Ny
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It's not the first time Rosenman used a name-chorus, he did it for William Shatner's Alexander the Great, which, I'm quite sure, did not raise any complaints. Of course the notion that Robocop is due the same reverence as Alexander is very amusing, and I can't help but enjoy the idea. So, if I'm interpreting Rosenman's motivation, maybe he's thinking about a future where we come to depend on such constructs completely, and maybe there is a touch of eye-rolling in there, although maybe not, there is a lot of emotion in the score, which might suggest a connection of some sort.
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