the Vince Guaraldi Sextet. "Charlie's Run" "Charlie Brown and His All-Stars" "Baseball Theme" "Baseball Theme" (brass version) "Baseball Theme" (guitar version) "All-Stars Theme" (variation of "Oh, Good Grief") "All-Stars Theme" (reprise) "Air Music" (aka "Surfin' Snoopy") "Pebble Beach" (brass version) "All-Stars Theme" (second reprise) "Baseball Theme" (reprise) "Air Music" "Baseball Theme" (reprise, brass version) "Trumpet Fanfare" "All-Stars Theme" (third reprise) "Air Music" "Baseball Theme" (second reprise, brass version) "Rain, Rain, Go Away" "All-Stars Theme" (fourth reprise, end credit) No official soundtrack for Charlie Brown's All Stars! was released, although select music cues have been made available on several compilation albums: "Air Music" appeared on Charlie Brown's Holiday Hits (1998), as "Surfin' Snoopy". The song was used in A Charlie Brown Christmas for later broadcasts when Snoopy expeditiously decorates his doghouse for Christmas. A variation of "Rain, Rain, Go Away" appeared on Oh Good Grief! (1968). End Credits Created and Written by: Charles M. Schulz Original Score Composed and Conducted by: Vince Guaraldi Graphic Blandishment by: Ed Levitt, Bernard Gruver, Ruth Kissane, Dean Spille, Frank Smith, Bob Carlson John Walker Rudy Zamora Ed Love Herman Cohen Beverly Robbins Reuben Timmons Eleanor Warren Russ Von Neida Faith Kovaleski Editing: Robert T. Gillis Assisted by: Steven Melendez Sound by: Producers' Sound Service Camera: Nick Vasu Executive Producer: Lee Mendelson Produced and Directed by: Bill Melendez Book vs. television special A book about the television special was published shortly after it initially aired. In the book, Charlie Brown tells his teammates "we don't need them," then turns and walks away as they verbally abuse him until Linus defends him, in this instance without giving a reason. In the book, Schroeder is not shown berating the girls and Snoopy along with Linus, although he does in the television show: "Those uniforms meant just as much to Charlie Brown as they did to you. Probably more!" At the end, Linus just comes up to Charlie wearing the new uniform on the pitchers mound and Charlie wordlessly lets him use his shirt tail to hold up against his cheek. Home media The special was first released on RCA's SelectaVision CED format in 1983 as part of the "A Charlie Brown Festival Vol. IV" compilation. It was also released on VHS and Betamax by Media Home Entertainment in 1984, along with It's Magic, Charlie Brown. It would be released again by its kids subdivision Hi-Tops Video in 1988.