1951 HITS ARCHIVE: I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat - Mel Blanc

I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat (Livingston-Foster-May) by Mel Blanc, orchestra conducted by Billy May
The first on-screen pairing of Looney Tunes’ battling icons Sylvester and Tweety (both voiced by Mel Blanc) occurred in the Oscar-winning 1947 animated short named “Tweety Pie.” More cartoons and various popular children’s records ensued, including this top-10 mainstream hit single, built upon Tweety’s famous catch-phrase.
Since 1947, the song’s conductor and co-composer Billy May had been arranging and directing the music for Capitol’s highly successful line of kids records (Bozo, Bugs Bunny, Sparky, Rusty, Little Toot, Hopalong Cassidy, etc.), but it was in 1951 that his distinctively new big band recordings (with those ‘slurping saxes’) would first attract the attention of record buyers.
THE 1951 HITS ARCHIVE - here in one place, a good-quality library of original-release-version best-sellers and songs that made an impact that were either released or enjoyed a major chunk of their popularity within the calendar year 1951 (some were recorded in 1950). .
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[@LyudmilaRGVK]

Mel Blanc. Such and incredible talented Man.

[@bobsebring3377]

I grew up in the 60s with this record. Love it!

[@bigmanjeeb]

I grew up in the 2010s with it. Still love it!

[@davidloftus5481]

This is the first time I've encountered this original, composed by orchestra leader Billy May. I listened hundreds of times to a cover version by Danny Kaye on one of his early 1960s children's records.

[@edwardyorke5830]

I also loved the flip side of the 45, "Yosemity Sam" :-)

[@robertmofford395]

Never heard this before. Love it!!!!

[@rogeralton2179]

I remember seeing this as sheet music on a neighbors piano way back in 1955, and not hearing it until today.

[@bertiemango2810]

First record I owned as a kid :)

[@katharinenocera8774]

Same

[@ColonelMarcellus]

My first record was "Alvin's Harmonica"

[@CrispyA113]

I taut I Taw A Putty Tat a tweeping on me

[@stephaniebeeboo2793]

I had this record when I was little :D

[@teddibearsworld]

You mean "widduw ", lol!.. and me too!

[@CrossOfBayonne]

This was a popular novelty record back in during the early half of the 50's later on similar ones to this were released.

[@Casteray]

❤️

[@321SPONGEBOLT]

[2:30]
Granny: Don't even think about it!

[@jeffreybaker100]

Wow this song wasn't released on Warner Brothers Records

[@rockyrabbit2834]

This came out in 1951, Warner Bros. Records wouldn't be established until 7 years later

[@kaycisnaros5547]

Elitos