The version used in his debut is a little different but overall the same theme song, i don't think it's possible to be remade since it was dubbed on the network. Good edit, i couldn't do that myself

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This Instrumental Version Of "That's All Right, Honky Tonk Mama" Has Different Guitar Solo Verses Than The Other Version With Vocals.