JJ Maguire –  1980s and ’90s Wrestling Theme Song Master

John James “JJ” Maguire had fond childhood memories of watching wrestling on Saturdays from WBIR TV in Knoxville, Tennessee. 

JJ Maguire acquired an affinity for music at an early age and became proficient in various instruments.

What a Rush (Legion of Doom), Sexy Boy (Shawn Michaels), Do The Bird (Koko B. Ware), and Hitman (Bret Hart) are all written by JJ Maguire and his friend Jimmy Hart.

Did you know?  Years before the WWF had music or records of any kind, JJ Maguire helped Jerry “The King” Lawler become the first singing wrestler. 

JJ Maguire: "God gave me a talent, and I took it to the greatest show on Earth. Who knew wrestling was such a powerful force? I did."

From beach house recording sessions with Hulk Hogan to his very personal relationship with Vince McMahon, here is the remarkable story of wrestling's most unsung theme song master.

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