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1. | The Windblown Hare | | 7:09 |
2. | What’s Up, Doc? | | 7:14 |
3. | The Scarlet Pumpernickel | | 7:04 |
4. | Hillbilly Hare | | 7:24 |
5. | Drip-Along Daffy | | 7:18 |
6. | Rabbit Fire | | 7:30 |
7. | Putty Tat Trouble | | 6:13 |
8. | Bunny Hugged | | 7:11 |
9. | A Bear For Punishment | | 7:11 |
10. | Tweet Tweet Tweety | | 6:59 |
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1. | Rabbit Seasoning | | 6:47 |
2. | Rabbit’s Kin | | 6:52 |
3. | Feed The Kitty | | 7:21 |
4. | A Bird In A Guilty Cage | | 7:01 |
5. | Operation: Rabbit | | 7:17 |
6. | The Super Snooper | | 7:09 |
7. | The Turn-Tale Wolf | | 6:58 |
8. | Duck Amuck | | 6:58 |
9. | Duck! Rabbit, Duck! | | 6:49 |
10. | Southern Fried Rabbit | | 6:44 |
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1. | Cat-Tails For Two | | 6:39 |
2. | A Peck O’ Trouble | | 6:41 |
3. | Punch Trunk | | 7:00 |
4. | Baby Buggy Bunny | | 7:05 |
5. | C.laws For Alarm | | 6:48 |
6. | Bewitched Bunny | | 6:57 |
7. | Guided Muscle | | 6:39 |
8. | Speedy Gonzales | | 6:42 |
9. | Hyde And Hare | | 6:50 |
10. | One Froggy Evening | | 6:46 |
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1. | Knight-Mare Hare | | 7:30 |
2. | Sahara Hare | | 7:05 |
3. | Red Riding Hoodwinked | | 6:55 |
4. | Jumpin’ Jupiter | | 7:00 |
5. | Rabbit Rampage | | 6:54 |
6. | The Hole Idea | | 6:49 |
7. | There They Go-Go-Go | | 6:36 |
8. | The Unexpected Pest | | 6:32 |
9. | Broomstick Bunny | | 7:08 |
10. | Gee-Whiz-z-z | | 6:33 |
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1. | Wideo Wabbit | | 7:01 |
2. | The Honey-Mousers | | 6:55 |
3. | Rocket Squad | | 6:35 |
4. | Barbary-Coast Bunny | | 6:49 |
5. | To Hare Is Human | | 7:02 |
6. | Stupor Duck | | 6:39 |
7. | Raw Raw Rooster | | 6:45 |
8. | Yankee Dood It | | 7:46 |
9. | Zoom And Bored | | 6:02 |
10. | The Three Little Bops | | 6:41 |
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1. | Scrambled Aches | | 6:51 |
2. | What’s Opera, Doc? | | 6:52 |
3. | Birds Anonymous | | 6:53 |
4. | Gonzales’ Tamales | | 6:20 |
5. | Rabbit Romeo | | 6:53 |
6. | Tabasco Road | | 6:31 |
7. | Go Fly A Kit | | 6:57 |
8. | Ali Baba Bunny | | 6:55 |
9. | Tweety And The Beanstalk | | 6:43 |
10. | Boyhood Daze | | 7:21 |
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1. | Cat Feud | | 5:50 |
2. | Robin Hood Daffy | | 6:35 |
3. | Baton Bunny | | 4:55 |
4. | Broken Leghorn | | 6:18 |
5. | Mexicale Shmoes | | 6:45 |
6. | West Of The Pesos | | 6:18 |
7. | Goldimouse And The Three Cats | | 6:24 |
8. | Wild Wild World | | 6:08 |
9. | The Last Hungry Cat | | 7:03 |
10. | The Abominable Snow Rabbit | | 6:05 |
11. | Martian Through Georgia | | 6:32 |
12. | Alternate Opening Themes (Merrily We Roll Along) | | 4:27 |
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Seven discs… 71 scores… over 8 hours of original music from the creatively untouchable Warner Brothers cartoon factory, dating from 1949 to 1962. Some of the most daring, unpredictable and subversive music ever made. As kids in the 50s/60s, we were all so busy laughing it up over the dumb ducks and bloviating roosters that many of us never stopped to study the musical chaos that was seeping into our psyches via the soundtrack. The genius of court composer Carl Stalling and Warner Brothers’ composer/arranger Milt Franklyn (as well as jazz band leader Raymond Scott and countless others), has been spotlighted in recent decades, most notably via Hal Willer’s two volumes of Looney music, The Carl Stalling Project (HERE, in the archives). I was accidentally ahead of the curve on this stuff as a kid, recording cartoons from my TV set as a teen, and freaking out my parental units with the unexplainable obsession. So consider this unofficial collection – boasting 71 complete cartoon scores – my long-lusted-after holy grail. These “music-only” and “music & effects-only” scores are culled from the highly recommended Looney Tunes Golden Collection, a 24-DVD box set with 375 cartoons and countless bonus features, including these priceless stand-alone soundtracks… for all those that want – no, need – their cartoon music undiluted. Amazingly, there are only about a half-dozen duplicates to be found from Willner’s Stalling CDs, as the famed producer was prone to editing, paring, cherry-picking and re-imagining Warner’s scores for introduction purposes. This set, on the other hand, is the straight-up, unedited stuff. Many begin and end with the familiar Merry Melodies theme song, but many don’t… while some scores feature orchestral count-offs that lend a ‘you are there’ feel to these largely, live-in-the-studio recordings. You’ll hear a few patches of silence on occasion, but that’s actually pretty rare. I could go on for hours about this stuff (and already have on previous posts), but I think I can guarantee that Frank Zappa’s developing brain was partly rewired by Stalling’s colorful vibes arrangements heard throughout this material. There are two streaming tracks below… “Rabbit Seasoning,” a music & effects example, and one of the numerous ‘duck season – rabbit season – duck season’ plots in the WB catalog. While “Jumpin’ Jupiter” is a music-only, space-themed toon that incorporates Raymond Scott’s immediately recognizable “Powerhouse” into the arrangement. We’ve got more Scott – along with a disc of Tex Avery cartoon music – in the archives, HERE.