Theme tune from the 1969 package series. Contents on this video are trademarks of and copyrighted by Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc. (now owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment)
@@adamekhoff43 And Ranger Smith, and Dr. Benton Quest, and Pixie (of Pixie and Dixie,) and Reddy (of Ruff and Reddy,) and that wheezy dog laugh (Muttley, Mumbly, etc.) and lots more.
I'm pretty sure it hasn't been rereleased in some time because Mike Curb, who produced the music for the show, still holds the rights to the songs and WB might find them too costly to get clearances for.
And to think in twelve short years since its founding in 1957, Hanna-Barbera really came a long way in cartoons for TV from Huckleberry Hound (1959) to Cattanooga Cats (1969) They sure built up a really big resume.
@@JordansCornerofNostalgia boomerang starting to bring back some of the real cartoons from the 60s 70s 80s not that 90s-2000s crap cartoon network airs now.
It's an excellent reimagining. I do feel kinda sad that these guys were made into animatronics though 😅 I would have loved to see a real Kitty Jo character
I'm a Brit and I don't think this was broadcast in the UK (well not in my lifetime anyway). My Dad had a STANDARD-8 (not Super-8 - older than that) projector and he had all the Cattanooga Cats songs on one Standard-8 film. I must have watched it 50x (as did my long-suffering junior school friends along with me). I absolutely LOVED it (especially the theme tune). Obviously I loved the other HB cartoons (which were broadcast) but this is a very special memory for me.
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da) (Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da) The Cattanooga Cats don't ever purr They know how but not what fer. The Chattanooga Cats don't go meow They wouldn't try if they knew how Doing their thing (Jabba Da, Jabba Da) Doing their thing (Jabba Da, Jabba Da) Doing their thing (Jabba Da, Jabba Da) The Cattanooga Cats are doing their thing. Announcer: The Cattanooga Cats Show featuring Around the World in 79 Days, It's the Wolf, Motormouse, Autocat, and The Cattanooga Cats. The Cattanooga Cats are doing their thing. (Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da) (Jabba Da, Jabba Da...)
I love and have very fond memories of this show. It would be nice to see it released on DVD someday. Long live classic TV cartoons and thanks for posting this!
Wow...Holy flashback! I used to have an LP of the Catanooga Cats songs. My favorite was "how do you like me in my birthday suit?". Very weird for a kids record.
I haven't heard this either in a long long time and I'm 59 years old and it's great to see these old Saturday morning cartoons that we watch when we were kids.
Pre-Jellystone, the most enduring thing from this show was Mildew Wolf, because Laff-a-Lympics. Paul Lynde's fey acting when doing villains still holds up.
I used to watch these cartoons when I was younger and really enjoyed them and they were funny and entertaining. There was the Catanooga cat's Atom Ant, and Secret Squirrel.
Io ne ho 42 e me li ricordo anche io, quanto sarebbe bello trovare la versione con annuncio cartoni in italiano ))) I am 42, I d really love to find the Italian speaking version))))
Those Cattanooga Cats did their thing and it more than likely was acid. People like to see Scooby and Shaggy as stoners, but damn the Cattanooga Cats and the Hair Bear Bunch always seemed like better candidates for the stoners of the HB world.
It sounds like The Creation! I love how Hannah Barbarah went from Big-Band Jazz in 1960 to the grooviest psychedelic sunshine pop by the end of that decade - as well as this gem, we have the Bannana Splits, Scooby Doo, Josie and the Pussycats and much else. Whoever was writing their music did them a great service!
I watch lots of 60s&70s rubbish. Im mesmerised by the styling of the animation. The trippy swirling of the background with the shape of the characters is really put together well. i still can not decipher the lyrics but its a 8.4 on the one bite pizza scale.
I'm so glad and thankful that boomerang exposed the new generation of classic Hanna Barbera cartoons. My 6 year old niece told me this theme song was so catchy, she enjoyed lol.
From the very beginning, back on Sunday mornings of 1970, I always thought the lyrics were: "Chav-it Up, Chav-it Up, They Chav-it Up." I just read online a few moments ago that it's actually: "Ja-ba-da. Ja-ba-da. Say Ja-ba-da"....whatever the heck THAT'S suppose to me.
Premiered on ABC's Saturday Morning schedule on September 6,1969 until September 10,1971. Only 15 episodes were produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions. The 1969-1970 season were original episodes. The 1970-1971 season were repeats. Featured "Around the World in 79 Days" which was the animated version of the Jules Verne classic,with a group of teenagers traveling around the world. The others were "Moto Mouse and Auto Cat" which Hanna-Barbera took the characters of Tom and Jerry and gave them a complete late-60's makeover complete with groovy outfits and mod looks...basically using the same Tom and Jerry formula with both character chasing each other on groovy motorcycles.
@BootPatrol Aww possum, I'm not angry. I was pulling your leg....just a little bit (cos I wouldn't want to hurt ya!) But isn't this a cute cartoon?! I loved it when I was little. Thanks for digging up such cool stuff! Hugs from Australia.
The Cattanooga Cats used to be on Boomerang which is the Cartoon Network's oldies channel They stopped running the CC's about a year ago. I agree, this is a kick for those of us coherent in 1969!
I remember the song well, but I don't remember what happened in a single episode. As far as I can recall, the Cattanooga Cats were a touring rock band of cats. No superpowers, no alter egos with superpowers, no secret criminal careers, nothing.
So I’m gonna assume this Boppin cartoon’s music is the closest we’re gonna get to hearing what the songs for Scooby Doo’s original mystery solving band concept were gonna sound like. I know we have the Danny Jensen chase music that would eventually be produced for both Scooby Doo Where Are You S2 & Josie & The Pussycats, but I would like to imagine that the production of these Cattanooga Cats songs were holdovers from Scooby‘s band being dropped during the middle of it’s production. I can’t confirm if that REALLY happened or not but it’s funny to think about for me considering SD & CC both came out at the same year. XD [Joe Barbara talking to executive Fred Silverman about Scooby Doo’s production development at CBS] Joe Barbera: All right, Fred. So we got the music ready for this new mystery show you want because the kids play in a band. We contracted the upcoming mystery solver teens show’s music to a couple of nice folks. All we have to do now is start the stories and- Fred Silverman: No Joe, no band! Joe Barbera: Huh? Fred Silverman: Too similar to Filmation’s Archie show. I don’t want this new mystery cartoon project to feel like it’s copycatting a gimmick. No band! Joe Barbera: Fuck…(Picks up and dials phone to the insert songs produces) So guys, do you want to work on a show with….talking hillbilly cats in a band?
Originally, this cartoon aired on tv before my time. But I did see it on "Cartoon Network's Toonapalooza" and it was okay, especially "Motor Mouse & Auto Cat" and "Around the World in 79 Days," which was based upon the motion picture.
Being a cat owner & cat lover..I *hafta* opine it was my fave Saturday AM series back in its day.. And the Swat Kats are a *tie* with the C.C.'s By the way, I tried to pitch a one-off mini-series "Sawt Kats meet the Cattanooga Cats"..was considered in 1999..abandoned in 2001 after Bill Hanna's passing. Ennyroad, thanx, m8..
I once read a fanfic on a site called It's So Hanna-Barberaesque, about the Cattanooga Cats playing the Surf Ballroom, where Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Richie Valens played what would turn out to be their final concert. It's part of a series called Postcards from Snagglepuss, and it's alluded to in one of the more recent stories in the series, although I haven't been able to find a direct link or even a shortcut to it yet. But I enjoyed reading it; it was a wonderful tribute to both worlds.
You can tell which HB characters were "in" and which "out" with management by tracking which ones showed up on "Yogi's Ark" several years later. Every HB animal character, plus a few humans, of any prominence were aboard the Ark, with certain exceptions...
I assume this was Hanna-Barbera's answer to "The Archies" (they were doing another music show called "The Mysteries Five" which was reformatted first as "Who's S-S-Scared?", then later "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" thereby dropping the rock music element).
I mean, bubblegum pop was a thing during the late sixties and early seventies, especially in Saturday morning cartoons. In fact, "Sugar, Sugar", which was from The Archie Show, was the number one hit of 1969. And since this was during an era where psychedelia was a thing, what do you expect?
Uguale...i gatti di Cattanooga (pron. CHattanooga). Erano cartoni di Hanna & Barbera ed all'interno dello show c'erano: Topomoto e Autogatto; Attenti al lupo; il giro del mondo in 79 giorni e Frankestein junior.
eran muy bueno sobre todo el autogato y el motorraton y la ovejita nancy aca en chile se llamaban los catedraticos del ritmo y lo daban en el pipiripao de los años 80
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The Cattanooga Cats songwriters didn't have to go this hard, glad they did
O que eles economizaram nas cordas de instrumentos e na letra da música, eles gastaram mais na melodia e arranjos.
FR tho. This 60s pop song goes really hard even decades later.
This is, without a doubt, the catchiest cartoon theme in the history of ever.
No it ain't.
OV CMglx it was for me
@@theryanreynoldsfan3674 Lum no love song >>>>>>>>>>>>> forgotten 60s hanna barbera cartoon featuring cats in a band
It’s one of my all time favourite cartoon themes.
Chabba it up? Is that what they're saying? I actually like the Archies and Scooby Doo theme's better, but this one was awesome!
In Memory of Don Messick,Your Announcer for the Show. 6/1/1926-10/24/1997. R.I.P.
and the first Scooby Doo voice actor
Donald Messick
1926-1997
Don Messick - Gemini ♊.
@@adamekhoff43 And Ranger Smith, and Dr. Benton Quest, and Pixie (of Pixie and Dixie,) and Reddy (of Ruff and Reddy,) and that wheezy dog laugh (Muttley, Mumbly, etc.) and lots more.
The Cattanooga Cats are doin' their thing! Has to have been at least 20 years since I've heard this song.
I got curious about them since they appear as robots in jellystone lol. This is super interesting!
This show needs a Complete Series DVD-Video set part of the Warner Archive Collection and the Hanna-Barbera Classic Collection.
I'm pretty sure it hasn't been rereleased in some time because Mike Curb, who produced the music for the show, still holds the rights to the songs and WB might find them too costly to get clearances for.
@@LooneyCartoonMan right!
And to think in twelve short years since its founding in 1957, Hanna-Barbera really came a long way in cartoons for TV from Huckleberry Hound (1959) to Cattanooga Cats (1969) They sure built up a really big resume.
im 50, i was 5 and this is my favourite!
So you 56 now?
@@ECHO3GONZO yes
@@claireorourke2707 See you in six years
@@ECHO3GONZO haha where do you live
@@JordansCornerofNostalgia boomerang starting to bring back some of the real cartoons from the 60s 70s 80s not that 90s-2000s crap cartoon network airs now.
Jellystone and CH Greenblatt really did deepcuts
I did not know about these guys until I looked them up. I honestly thought they were a new characters created for the show.
It's an excellent reimagining. I do feel kinda sad that these guys were made into animatronics though 😅 I would have loved to see a real Kitty Jo character
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I remember that show it was a part of my childhood
I'm a Brit and I don't think this was broadcast in the UK (well not in my lifetime anyway). My Dad had a STANDARD-8 (not Super-8 - older than that) projector and he had all the Cattanooga Cats songs on one Standard-8 film. I must have watched it 50x (as did my long-suffering junior school friends along with me). I absolutely LOVED it (especially the theme tune). Obviously I loved the other HB cartoons (which were broadcast) but this is a very special memory for me.
I love cats
Awesome. Nostalgia overload.
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da)
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da)
The Cattanooga Cats don't ever purr
They know how but not what fer.
The Chattanooga Cats don't go meow
They wouldn't try if they knew how
Doing their thing
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da)
Doing their thing
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da)
Doing their thing
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da)
The Cattanooga Cats are doing their thing.
Announcer: The Cattanooga Cats Show featuring Around the World in 79 Days, It's the Wolf, Motormouse, Autocat, and The Cattanooga Cats.
The Cattanooga Cats are doing their thing.
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da, sing Jabba Da)
(Jabba Da, Jabba Da...)
Thanks for clarifying what the lyrics were. Whenever I heard that song, I couldn't help but think of coffee.
I think Jenny and finney make and adorable couple in around the world in 79 days
Jabba dah
Simple but catchy theme song.
Jabba Da, Jabba Da, say Jabba Da!
I love and have very fond memories of this show. It would be nice to see it released on DVD someday. Long live classic TV cartoons and thanks for posting this!
IT BETTER!!!
@@reddycat1957 your epic for liking the cattanooga cats
@@Popeyesbuiscuit It needs the respect
Yea
Amen to that.
I remember this show from 1969. It was fun to watch as a kid. By Gregg L. Friedman MD
Wow...Holy flashback! I used to have an LP of the Catanooga Cats songs. My favorite was "how do you like me in my birthday suit?". Very weird for a kids record.
martianspy I know! I have it, too. I thought the same thing.
@@darrenjray I'm tempted to mention what it means...
@@reddycat1957 what does it mean?
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I'm 61 and woke up with song on my mind. Haven't heard it in 50 years! Gosh I hope I'm not getting dementia 🤔
I haven't heard this either in a long long time and I'm 59 years old and it's great to see these old Saturday morning cartoons that we watch when we were kids.
The cattanooga cats appear in “Jellystone”... as killer pizzeria robots... and you don’t have dementia that really happened!
Consider it cherished nostalgia.
Kittie Jo had a similar fashion outfit as Daphne Blake from Scooby-Doo
Pre-Jellystone, the most enduring thing from this show was Mildew Wolf, because Laff-a-Lympics.
Paul Lynde's fey acting when doing villains still holds up.
@dar bo was referring to the character in that regard.
In the Laff-A-Lympics, Mildew Wolf was voiced by John Stephenson
Loved watching this show and the theme song itself. I haven't heard or watch this show for a very long time!!! Cattanooga Cats were definitely cool
Now I remembered why I loved the 70s.the Monkees, 70s music, and the cattanooga cats 😊😊😊😊
bubblegum music from the 60s had catchy songs
So true John So true
I used to watch these cartoons when I was younger and really enjoyed them and they were funny and entertaining. There was the Catanooga cat's Atom Ant, and Secret Squirrel.
I'm 33, I remember watching this cartoon here in Italy as it was yesterday! :D
Io ne ho 42 e me li ricordo anche io, quanto sarebbe bello trovare la versione con annuncio cartoni in italiano ))) I am 42, I d really love to find the Italian speaking version))))
Oscar Fausto Pelosi cartoon network
+Alfredo Saltalamacchia
l'ho trovato e si chiama "i gatti di Cattanooga".
buona visione
Sono oltre 40 anni che fischio questo brano nella mia mente insieme a quello dei The Bananas Split, ma non riuscivo a trovarlo grazie Opu...🤩🤩🌈✨🖐🎼🎶🎵
I've seen it on boomerang it's awesome I love the theme it comes on a certain time and a certain day
One of my favourites, we saw it from Italy in early 80'
Yes, this one and Banana Split show 😄
I believe is the same but in Italian...
@Christopher Millian you're welcome 😉
I gatti de cattanooga
Those Cattanooga Cats did their thing and it more than likely was acid. People like to see Scooby and Shaggy as stoners, but damn the Cattanooga Cats and the Hair Bear Bunch always seemed like better candidates for the stoners of the HB world.
This show Is so 60s and I love it
I love the cattanooga cats and their smiles.
😺💚😺💜😺❤️😺💙😺😁🎸🎷🎹🥁🏵️
I wonder if there's an endless loop of Kitty Jo's signature dance anywhere ...
Me too.
cartoon network formerly owned by hanna-barbera, showed this and a lot of their old shows, they ought to do so again
I thought this theme was so cool when I was a kid.
It sounds like The Creation! I love how Hannah Barbarah went from Big-Band Jazz in 1960 to the grooviest psychedelic sunshine pop by the end of that decade - as well as this gem, we have the Bannana Splits, Scooby Doo, Josie and the Pussycats and much else. Whoever was writing their music did them a great service!
catchy songs that stayed in your head Saturday afternoons after you were done watching cartoons.
Watched this and other shows like this 50 yrs ago on NZ TV-loved the cartoons and the music,pure bubblegum Auckland New Zealand 2022
"NOT HAPPY
NOT A FAMILY
NOT ALLOWED!!!"
Brings back great memories of time gone by.😼😸😺🙀 Doin our thing.☮️
Felt like Saturday mornings all over again. Used to drive my ex crazy singing theme song.
This theme tune is the best!
right I have a video of the opening on my smartphone along with other Hanna Barbera intros.
I love this theme song :)
I watch lots of 60s&70s rubbish. Im mesmerised by the styling of the animation. The trippy swirling of the background with the shape of the characters is really put together well. i still can not decipher the lyrics but its a 8.4 on the one bite pizza scale.
I'm so glad and thankful that boomerang exposed the new generation of classic Hanna Barbera cartoons. My 6 year old niece told me this theme song was so catchy, she enjoyed lol.
I always laugh when I see "Chessie" Dance...but I digress, I absolutely "LOVED" this series! And they need to bring it out on DVD! :)
Saxiesax 2 i think that was kitty jo dancing
Classic cartoon man such memories who agrees with me
From the very beginning, back on Sunday mornings of 1970, I always thought the lyrics were: "Chav-it Up, Chav-it Up, They Chav-it Up."
I just read online a few moments ago that it's actually: "Ja-ba-da. Ja-ba-da. Say Ja-ba-da"....whatever the heck THAT'S suppose to me.
this makes me so happy
best cartoon theme song of all time superb
R. I.p don messick✌️u will b missed something sadly😢
I loved this show as a child.
That theme song sounds really good 👌👍🥰💖
Premiered on ABC's Saturday Morning schedule on September 6,1969 until September 10,1971. Only 15 episodes were produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions. The 1969-1970 season were original episodes. The 1970-1971 season were repeats. Featured "Around the World in 79 Days" which was the animated version of the Jules Verne classic,with a group of teenagers traveling around the world. The others were "Moto Mouse and Auto Cat" which Hanna-Barbera took the characters of Tom and Jerry and gave them a complete late-60's makeover complete with groovy outfits and mod looks...basically using the same Tom and Jerry formula with both character chasing each other on groovy motorcycles.
Well LOL & right U are rayssonation!,it has!
I remember watching this, the banana splits, and so many other older cartoons on boomerang when I was a kid!
They all returned in jellystone
But as Restaurant Singing Animatronics ala Chuck E. Cheese
Wow. I have'nt seen or heard this since 1969. This , and The Archie Show are the earliest Saturday Morning Cartoons I can recall. Thanks for posting.
I swear, Country (the tall orange one with the big hat) is possibly one of the inspirations for Wander from "Wander over Yonder."
I'm dancing to this right now! Doing their thing for sure!
*Cattanooga Cats creepily turn their heads and eyes glow red*
"Unhappy Family Alert!"
Great observation. We were being groomed even back then.
Thank you for the reason to look this up Jellystone!! Yeah it seems like it
Could be part of a Theme pizza parlor
Wish boomerang show those old shows again, this show is great early boomerang show these classics back then.
@BootPatrol
Aww possum, I'm not angry. I was pulling your leg....just a little bit (cos I wouldn't want to hurt ya!)
But isn't this a cute cartoon?! I loved it when I was little.
Thanks for digging up such cool stuff!
Hugs from Australia.
Mi infancia en vivo:
Very swingin' song...the shot of the Cats as multi-colored outlines was a concept
lifted from the "Frankenstein Jr. and the Impossibles" main titles..
You and me both, pal. More -- every mention to the city of Chattanooga, TN, in any way, shape, or form, triggers the earworm.
My childhood, I hear this and I'm there...
God damn it, the MOMENT i saw it was hanna-barbera, i knew they'd be playing in a fucking band.
Let's face it, most intros for Cartoons suck, but this one rocks out! Great track, great show!
I never saw this cartoon back in 1969.
I grew up in Brooklyn NY.
Maybe it was not shown on the East Coast.
This was a truly great show. And what a ballsy theme song! Shines a cruel torch on the lame state of modern animation.
The Cattanooga Cats used to be on Boomerang which is the Cartoon Network's oldies channel They stopped running the CC's about a year ago. I agree, this is a kick for those of us coherent in 1969!
I remember the song well, but I don't remember what happened in a single episode. As far as I can recall, the Cattanooga Cats were a touring rock band of cats. No superpowers, no alter egos with superpowers, no secret criminal careers, nothing.
So I’m gonna assume this Boppin cartoon’s music is the closest we’re gonna get to hearing what the songs for Scooby Doo’s original mystery solving band concept were gonna sound like. I know we have the Danny Jensen chase music that would eventually be produced for both Scooby Doo Where Are You S2 & Josie & The Pussycats, but I would like to imagine that the production of these Cattanooga Cats songs were holdovers from Scooby‘s band being dropped during the middle of it’s production. I can’t confirm if that REALLY happened or not but it’s funny to think about for me considering SD & CC both came out at the same year. XD
[Joe Barbara talking to executive Fred Silverman about Scooby Doo’s production development at CBS]
Joe Barbera: All right, Fred. So we got the music ready for this new mystery show you want because the kids play in a band. We contracted the upcoming mystery solver teens show’s music to a couple of nice folks. All we have to do now is start the stories and-
Fred Silverman: No Joe, no band!
Joe Barbera: Huh?
Fred Silverman: Too similar to Filmation’s Archie show. I don’t want this new mystery cartoon project to feel like it’s copycatting a gimmick. No band!
Joe Barbera: Fuck…(Picks up and dials phone to the insert songs produces) So guys, do you want to work on a show with….talking hillbilly cats in a band?
WHERE DID YOU FIND THESE????? i haven,t seen this since i was a kid! keep up the good work!
A simple but catchy theme song.
The Cattanooga cats is a cool show hope it make it to dvd one day
1969? I was just five. I long for Vietnam War-era Saturday morning cartoons, just me in my pajamas, eating a bowl of Quisp. (Remember that?)
1969, I was just 9 when this was on TV.
@@johnbockelie3899 I was 4, but they only got around to dubbing it into Portuguese when I was 7 or 8.
OMG I grew up watching this show (born 64) 😂😂😂
That was nice and fun.
Love me a bit of Groove!
Originally, this cartoon aired on tv before my time. But I did see it on "Cartoon Network's Toonapalooza" and it was okay, especially "Motor Mouse & Auto Cat" and "Around the World in 79 Days," which was based upon the motion picture.
R.I.P. Don Messick,Your Announcer for the Show.
😸😸😸Shake It for Me, Kitty Jo! 💗💗💗Keep It Groovy!😺😺😺
Being a cat owner & cat lover..I *hafta* opine it was my fave Saturday AM series back in its day..
And the Swat Kats are a *tie* with the C.C.'s
By the way, I tried to pitch a one-off mini-series "Sawt Kats meet the Cattanooga Cats"..was considered in 1999..abandoned in 2001 after Bill Hanna's passing.
Ennyroad, thanx, m8..
I once read a fanfic on a site called It's So Hanna-Barberaesque, about the Cattanooga Cats playing the Surf Ballroom, where Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Richie Valens played what would turn out to be their final concert. It's part of a series called Postcards from Snagglepuss, and it's alluded to in one of the more recent stories in the series, although I haven't been able to find a direct link or even a shortcut to it yet. But I enjoyed reading it; it was a wonderful tribute to both worlds.
My childhood
Now the song is stuck in my head
The shortest-lived cartoon in cartoon history.
When will HB release a DVD of this classic series? Cattanooga Cats is a psychedelic gem from a Golden Age.
Hanna Barbara doesn’t exist anymore, it’s owned by Warner Bros.
@@tcwofficalchannel
Cattanooga Cats is basically Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi before it even existed !
@@harrygray999not true, that show was way better than Cattanooga cats.
@@harrygray999 Is that some anime garbage?
They really made the most out of that animation loop.
Thumbs up if you love Lambsy - "It's the woolef it's the woolef!"
And here's to the late great Paul Lynde for voicing the Wolf!
They're doin' their thing,"Shubba Duh,Shubba Duh",Say "Shubba Duh"
These guys were the animatronics in Jellystone
Mildew Wolf is my favorite character in the show! (Plus, he's the most popular in the show.)
You can tell which HB characters were "in" and which "out" with management by tracking which ones showed up on "Yogi's Ark" several years later. Every HB animal character, plus a few humans, of any prominence were aboard the Ark, with certain exceptions...
Chickeree! Au-to-cat.
My favorire cartoon
I assume this was Hanna-Barbera's answer to "The Archies" (they were doing another music show called "The Mysteries Five" which was reformatted first as "Who's S-S-Scared?", then later "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" thereby dropping the rock music element).
yes.
I mean, bubblegum pop was a thing during the late sixties and early seventies, especially in Saturday morning cartoons. In fact, "Sugar, Sugar", which was from The Archie Show, was the number one hit of 1969. And since this was during an era where psychedelia was a thing, what do you expect?
Funny in jellyStone their animatronics and also they made a reference to five nights at Freddys
@Cindylover1969 The drummer has no stool to sit on. He is in midair.
God I remember watching this show as a kid on boomerang , though it’s a fat shame I had to watch other shows to get to watch this one
I loved this show when I was a kid! Kitty Jo was a true 'sex kitten'!
Kitty Jo looks like she's glowing while she's dancing.
Yuh!
Every tv series needs plenty of episodes and maybe a movie
Woohoo! Old school Boomerang was the BOMB!
Yeah! I love the cartoon and its theme song! Classic! Thank you for posting this!
Uguale...i gatti di Cattanooga (pron. CHattanooga). Erano cartoni di Hanna & Barbera ed all'interno dello show c'erano: Topomoto e Autogatto; Attenti al lupo; il giro del mondo in 79 giorni e Frankestein junior.
eran muy bueno sobre todo el autogato y el motorraton y la ovejita nancy aca en chile se llamaban los catedraticos del ritmo y lo daban en el pipiripao de los años 80