Every Time "A Little on the Lonely Side" Was Used in Classic Looney Tunes
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024
- 0:00 Tale of Two Mice
0:27 Hare Conditioned
1:25 Fresh Airedale
1:45 Peck Up Your Troubles
2:09 Scent-imental Over You
2:32 Hobo Bobo
2:45 Catch as Cats Can
3:36 The Hypo-Chondri-Cat
4:13 Of Rice and Hen
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The song “A Little On The Lonely Side” used in many cartoons shown here was first introduced by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians featuring Jimmy Brown doing the lead vocal in 1945, and again by Frankie Carle & his Orchestra with Paul Allen singing lead vocal.
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If you're still looking for Every Time a certain piece of music is used in Classic Looney Tunes, I would LOVE to see Every Time "There's Music In The Land" Was Used in Classic Looney Tunes. That was the music used in "Two Guys from Texas", which also had an animated sequence featuring Bugs Bunny. I know it's in "Frigid Hare", "Boobs in the Woods", and "A Ham in the Role". I know it's also in that documentary short "So Much for So Little", but I don't think that counts as an official Looney Tunes short, even though it's the same people. So... I guess only three examples. It's small, but it's a good song.
Hare Conditioned is the most fun usage.
The Sinatra-style singing in “Catch as Cats Can” is lovely…who is doing the impression?
Also the visual gag at 2:57 of Sylvester’s tail turning into a devil’s tail to show how nefarious he’s being gets me every time
It’s character actor Dave Barry doing the voice for the Frank Sinatra bird.
Every time “octorool" was used
0:00 Tale of Two Mice
0:27 Hare Conditioned
1:25 Fresh Airedale
1:45 Peck Up Your Troubles
2:09 Scent-imental Over You
2:32 Hobo Bobo
2:45 Catch as Cats Can
3:36 The Hypo-Chondri-Cat
4:13 Of Rice and Hen
0:12 BUBAAAAAA
3:02 Why would a Cat Want to Eat a Skinny Frank Sinatra Canary ? No Meat on His Bones.
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Excellent work. Can you consider to make the "Jolly Robbers Overture"? Very common in Road Runner cartoons.
It’s also used in “Design for Leaving” when the robot splashes Elmer with water when he smokes.
Homeless Hare - Bugs dropping a hot rivet from way up the construction
The Windblown Hare - Wolf reading Little Red Riding Hood in fast forward
It’s used in “The Scarlet Pumpernickel” when Daffy begins his story and when The Scarlet Pumpernickel changes from his gentleman disguise into his hero costume.
It funny how he say it 0:12
0:06 to 0:10 Faces I find pretty funny.
Can you do “You’re a Horse’s Ass” from Falling Hare or Daffy Duck Hunt for example (excluding Private Snafu)?
Do you know the music that plays in a "a fractured leghorn" when the cat chases the worm around the tractor? Is the same that's plays at the closing of "home tweet home" and when silvester hits the dog with a shovel, and same in "the fast and furry-ous" before road runner stops in front of the tray cloche
Pretty sure that's an original composition.
@@speedyboris yeah im thinking the same
Would you consider Liszt's Les préludes? I can think of a few that use this one. A fun one to do!
Can you do every time "All This Heaven Too" was used in classic Looney Tunes please?
Do every time "says who, says you, says i" was played in classic looney tunes
Can you find the WB cartoons that has Melancholy Mood? Thanks
Bugs and daffy gay
is thisg real??!?!?!?!?!?
Do "Rock-a-bye Baby"
Do you think you can do (The flower of gower gluch) next time
coulg you do "im riding for a fall"?
Can you do a peter lorre video?
Can you search for the song that plays every time a native american is shown
Could you do “The Old Apple Tree”? (not to be confused with “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree”)
You mean the one that was used for "You can't scare a crow with a scarecrow"?
@@jvgreendarmok Yes!
@@jonathanadair6847 hey already did it
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