My Baby" and "Jump in the Line".) On November 23, 1976, CBS further entrenched the song's association with Comăneci by using the melody in its broadcast of "Nadia—From Romania with Love", a one-hour television special hosted by Flip Wilson, co-produced by CBS and Televiziunea Romana. The De Vorzon & Botkin version of the song was not released on CD until Eric Records included it on the 2003 compilation Hard to Find Orchestral Instrumentals II. An extract from the tune is used regularly as a jingle by BBC Radio 2 disk jockey Steve Wright on his Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs. On May 18, 1997, Nadia Comaneci and Bart Conner guest-starred in the Season 3 finale of Touched by an Angel (titled "A Delicate Balance"), during which they performed a brief floor exercise within a montage scene to "Nadia's Theme". 1976 releases Viewer inquiries about the music from the Wide World of Sports montage prompted a commercial release of the 1971 version of the song as a single through A&M Records on August 28, 1976. This recording was identical to "Cotton's Dream," with a repeat from the bridge to the end edited in to lengthen the piece. The single was titled "Nadia's Theme" and was a commercial success, charting for 22 weeks and peaking at No. 8 in the Billboard Hot 100 on the week ending December 11, 1976. A&M Records failed to credit De Vorzon as the co-writer on the first pressings of the single. He successfully sued the record label for $241,000. In October 1976, as the De Vorzon–Botkin version released by A&M climbed the charts, P.I.P. Records re-released a 1974 single containing the Sounds of Sunshine's vocal and instrumental versions under the title "Nadia's Theme". The label also re-released the 1974 soundtrack LP, now stickered to say it contained "Nadia's Theme", although it still only contained the cover version. That same month, Barry De Vorzon capitalized on the success of the song by releasing it on his first album, Nadia's Theme. Soon after, Sounds of Sunshine released their own Nadia's Theme album. Chart history Weekly charts Year-end charts Alternate versions Other versions of "Nadia's Theme" have been recorded, including easy listening renditions by such artists as Ray Conniff in 1976, the orchestra of The Lawrence Welk Show in 1976, Ronnie Aldrich in 1977, Roger Williams in 1976, Richard Abel in 1992, Ferrante & Teicher, and James Galway (original