The Chicago Bulls have the most memorable introduction song of any sports team. Turns out if it weren't for a movie theater it would have never happened.

The documentary has given fans an inside look to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, while also reminding people of some old music they love.

“Sirius” also doubled as the Chicago Bulls’ intro song during Jordan’s ’90s heyday, serving as the unofficial soundtrack to the franchise’s six NBA title runs during the decade.

The era of the Chicago Bulls featuring NBA legend Michael Jordan is remembered for many iconic moments, one of which is the intro song used during player introductions.

Alan Parsons' song Sirius became the legendary intro for Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls, thanks to a bright idea from announcer Tommy Edwards.

The final two episodes of ESPN’s “The Last Dance,” about NBA legend Michael Jordan and the ’90s Chicago Bulls, will feature their last two championships against John Stockton, Karl Malone ...

Nebraska Volleyball Team’s Walkout to the Old Chicago Bulls Intro Song Was So Good This will give you goosebumps.

Prevost is from Chicago, Ill., and took the name Pope Leo XIV. Since he’s a fan of Chicago sports teams, someone online had fun with the situation and gave him the 1990s Chicago Bulls introduction.

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‘Aaaaaaaand now …’ Everything you need to know about the Chicago Bulls’ intro song, Ray Clay vs. Tommy Edwards and why Alan Parsons isn’t collecting many royalties ...

And recently, “Sirius” has found new life on Spotify, with the song being prominently featured in ESPN’s 10-part documentary on Jordan and the Bulls.