Dave Somerville Four Preps's original baritone vocalist, to create the central characters and develop the core format of "The Fall Guy," starring Lee Majors, for 20th Century Fox Television, which became a highly successful television series for ABC-TV. With additional lyrics which Larson wrote for it, "The Unknown Stuntman" became the theme for "The Fall Guy". Somerville's own home in the Hollywood Hills was used as the set for the home of Majors' character, Colt Seavers. His first children's album was titled "The Cosmic Adventures of Diamond Dave." It contained many original songs and characters and received critical acclaim in the U.S.
.44 Colt 1940, by which time the .44 Colt had been entirely supplanted by more modern handgun cartridges such as the .38 Special and .44 Special. The modern sport of Cowboy Action Shooting has stimulated renewed interest in obsolete revolver cartridges like .44 Colt and, for the first time in nearly 100 years, commercially produced .44 Colt ammunition is available. Brass is available from Starline and can be made by trimming the length of .44 Special cases. .44 Colt The .44 Colt is an American centerfire revolver cartridge that was produced commercially from 1871 until the 1940s. The cartridge was developed for