Power Rangers (TV series)

Power Rangers at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Disney acquired Power Rangers, and the brand’s merchandising rights, when the company purchased Fox Family Channel in 2001. Power Rangers Ninja Storm, which debuted in 2003, was the first production solely managed by Disney. Production moved to New Zealand and included a new producer, cast, and crew. Power Rangers first appeared on American television in 1993. Production on new episodes ceased in 2009, and the franchise was sold to Saban Brands, the original owner, on May 12, 2010.

Created by Haim Saban and Shuki Levy

Original work: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Based on the Japanese television series Super Sentai by Shotaro Ishinomori

Owner

• Toei Company, Ltd. (Costumes, properties and footage)
• Saban Entertainment (1993–2001)
• The Walt Disney Company (2001–10)

No. of Seasons: 17 (My List)

No. of Episodes: 700 (My List)

Television (My List)

Saban Entertainment, Inc. and Saban International N.V.

1993–96: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Season 1–3)

1996: Power Rangers Zeo (Season 4)

1997: Power Rangers Turbo (Season 5)

1998: Power Rangers in Space (Season 6)

1999: Power Rangers Lost Galaxy (Season 7)

2000: Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (Season 8)

2001: Power Rangers Time Force (Season 9)

BVS Entertainment, Inc. and BVS International N.V.

2002: Power Rangers Wild Force (Season 10)

2003: Power Rangers Ninja Storm (Season 11)

2004: Power Rangers Dino Thunder (Season 12)

2005: Power Rangers S.P.D. (Season 13)

2006: Power Rangers Mystic Force (Season 14)

2007: Power Rangers Operation Overdrive (Season 15)

2008: Power Rangers Jungle Fury (Season 16)

2009: Power Rangers RPM (Season 17)

The Music of Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

Hans Zimmer (left) and Bryan Adams (right) at Media Ventures

Music by Hans Zimmer

Songs by Bryan Adams

Artistic Supervisor — Music: Marylata E. Jacob

Executive Music Producer: Jay Rifkin

Assistants to Hans Zimmer: Moanike'ala Nakamoto and Clay Duncan

Music

Additional Music by Steve Jablonsky

Supervising Music Editor and Music Recorded by Slamm Andrews

Music Editor: Robb Boyd

Score Mixed by Alan Meyerson

Studio Assistants

• Kevin Churko
• Kevin Harp
• Kevin Globerman
• Gregg W. Silk

Technical Music Advisers

• Kazimir Boyle
• Melissa Muik
• Trevor Morris
• Joel Richard

Music Production Services: Thomas Broderick and Media Ventures, Los Angeles

Orchestra Recorded at AIR Lyndhurst Studios, London

Orchestra Recorded by Geoff Foster

Assisted by

• Michael Price
• Jake Jackson
• Adam Noble

Music Conducted by Gavin Greenaway

Concertmaster: Perry Montague Mason

Music Copyist: Tony Stanton

London Musician Contractor: Tonia Davall

Orchestra Score Recording Supervised by Maggie Rodford and Air-Edel Associates Ltd.

Red River Valley Arranged by Craig Eastman

Additional Arrangements

• Jim Dooley
• Rupert Gregson-Williams
• Mel Wesson

Solo Guitar: Heitor Pereira

Songs

Here I Am

Written by Bryan Adams, Gretchen Peters, Hans Zimmer

Produced by Gavin Greenaway and Bryan Adams

This is Where I Belong

Written by Bryan Adams, R.J. Lange, Hans Zimmer

Produced by Gavin Greenaway and Bryan Adams

You Can’t Take Me

Written by Bryan Adams, Gavin Greenaway, R.J. Lange

Produced by Gavin Greenaway and Bryan Adams

Get Off My Back

Written by Bryan Adams and Eliot Kennedy

Produced by Matt Mahaffey and Bryan Adams

Sound the Bugle

Written by Gavin Greenaway and Trevor Horn

Produced by Gavin Greenaway

I Will Always Return (Finale)

Written by Bryan Adams, R.J. Lange, Hans Zimmer

Produced by Gavin Greenaway and Bryan Adams

Here I Am (End Title)

Produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for Flyte Tyme Productions, Inc.

Don’t Let Go

With Sarah McLachlan

Written by Bryan Adams, Gavin Greenaway, R.J. Lange, Gretchen Peters

Produced by Gavin Greenaway and Bryan Adams

Brothers Under the Sun

Written by Bryan Adams, Steve Jablonsky, Gretchen Peters

Produced by Steve Jablonsky and Bryan Adams

Soundtrack Available on A&M Records / UMG Soundtracks