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Various Toon Tunes - 50 Favorite Classic Cartoon Theme Songs Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Toon Tunes - 50 Favorite Classic Cartoon Theme Songs mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Children's / Stage & Screen Album: Toon Tunes - 50 Favorite Classic Cartoon Theme Songs Country: US Released: 1997 Style: Theme MP3 version RAR size: 1531 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1922 mb WMA version RAR size: 1496 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 269 Other Formats: MMF ASF AU DXD FLAC MP4 MIDI Tracklist Hide Credits Popeye The Sailor 1 2:28 Written-By – Lerner* Tom And Jerry 2 0:27 Written-By – Bradley* The Woody Woodpecker Show 3 2:36 Written-By – Tibbles*, Idriss* Mighty Mouse - Theme 4 1:36 Written-By – Barer*, Scheib* Casper, The Friendly Ghost 5 0:56 Written-By – Livingston*, David* Howdy Doody 6 1:37 Lyrics By – Smith*, Kean*Music By – Traditional Ruff And Reddy (Main Title & Sub-Main Title) 7 0:29 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* Huckleberry Hound (Main Title) 8 0:43 Written-By – Shows*, Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Quick Draw McGraw (Main Title) 9 0:46 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Fractured Fairy Tales 10 0:24 Written-By – Fred Steiner Peabody's Improbable Story 11 0:23 Written-By – Fred Steiner The Flintstones (Main Title - "Meet The Flintstones") 12 0:38 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Felix The Cat 13 1:46 Written-By – Sharples* Yogi Bear (Main Title) 14 0:46 Written-By – Shows*, Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Snagglepuss (Syndicated Titles With Sub-Main & End Titles) 15 0:30 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* The Bullwinkle Show 16 0:38 Written-By – Fred Steiner Dudley Do-Right 17 0:22 Written-By – Fred Steiner The Alvin Show Theme - Opening 18 1:37 Written-By – Bagdasarian* Beany And Cecil 19 1:15 Written-By – Bob Clampett, Sody Clampett* Wally Gator (Main Title With Sub-Main & End Titles) 20 0:37 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* Lippy The Lion & Hardy Har Har (Main Title With Sub-Main & End Titles) 21 0:39 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* The Jetsons (Main Title) 22 0:59 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Top Cat (Main Title) 23 0:46 Written-By – Timmens*, Barbera/Hanna* Magilla Gorilla (Main Title) 24 1:09 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* Jonny Quest (Main Title) 25 1:54 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Underdog 26 0:38 Written-By – Stover*, Harris*, Covington*, Biggers* The Pink Panther Theme 27 2:39 Written-By – Mancini* Peanuts ("Linus And Lucy") 28 3:05 Written-By – Guaraldi* Gigantor 29 0:55 Written-By – Raskin*, Singer* Space Ghost (Main Title) 30 0:58 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* The New Adventures Of Superman 31 0:56 Written-By – Gart* The Atom Ant Show (Main Title) 32 0:46 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* The Secret Squirrel Show (Main Title) 33 0:45 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* George Of The Jungle 34 1:01 Written-By – Allman*, Worth* Super Chicken 35 0:31 Written-By – Allman*, Worth* Spiderman 36 1:01 Written-By – Harris*, Webster* Speed Racer 37 1:08 Written-By – Koshibe*, Fernandez* The Banana Splits Adventure Hour (Main Title) 38 1:31 Written-By – Barkam*, Adams* Dastardly & Muttley In Their Flying Machines ("Stop That Pigeon!") 39 1:15 Written-By – Hanna/Barbera* Josie & The Pussycats (Main Title) 40 1:02 Written-By – Williams*, Curtin*, Roland* Pebbles & Bamm-Bamm (Main Title) 41 0:53 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* The New Scooby Doo Movies (Main Title) 42 1:04 Written-By – Curtin*, Hanna/Barbera* Conjunction Junction 43 2:59 Written-By – Dorough* Theme From The Simpsons 44 1:22 Written-By – Danny Elfman Captain Planet (End Titles) 45 1:03 Written By – MichaelsWritten-By – McFadden*, Boxer*, Mulholland* Theme From The Television Series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 46 1:01 Written-By – Chuck Lorre, Dennis C. Brown* Rugrats 47 0:48 Written-By – Hannigan* The Ren & Stimpy Show ("Dog Pound Hop") 48 2:27 Written-By – Reccardi*, Smith*, Kricfalusi*, Huml* Animaniacs 49 1:10 Written-By – Stone*, Ruegger* Merrie Melodies Closing Theme ("That's All Folks") 50 0:35 Written-By – Tobias*, Cantor*, Mencher* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rhino Entertainment Company Pressed By – WEA Mfg. Olyphant – X1504 Remastered At – Digital Domain Credits Compilation Producer – Greg Ehrbar Design – Lisa Sutton Design Concept [Cover] – Hugh Brown Illustration – Steve Vance Remastered By – Bob Fisher, Rae DiLeo Notes This compilation ℗ & ©1997 Rhino Entertainment Company. Manufactured and Marketed by Kid Rhino, a Division of Rhino Entertainment Company. "Popeye the Sailor," "Rugrats," and "The Ren & Stimpy Show ("Dog Pound Hop")" ℗ 1993 Nickelodeon, under license from Sony Music Special Products, a Division of Sony Music, A Group of Sony Music Entertainment, Inc. "Tom and Jerry" licensed from Turner Records, Inc. "The Woody Woodpecker Show" courtesy of MCA Records, Inc. "Might Mouse - Theme" Copyright Golden Records, Courtesy of Drive Entertainment, Inc. "Casper, the Friendly Ghost" courtesy of The Harvey Entertainment Company and PPI Entertainment Group, a division of Peter Pan Industries, Inc. "Howdy Doody" and "Felix the Cat" licensed from Pickwick Communications. "Ruff and Reddy (Main Title & Sub-Main Title)," "Huckleberry Hound (Main Title)," "Quick Draw McGraw (Main Title)," "The Flinstones (Main Title - "Meet the Flinstones")," "Yogi Bear (Main Title)," "Snagglepuss (Syndicated Titles with Sub-Main & End Titles)," "Wally Gator (Main Title with Sub- Main & End Titles)," "Lippy the Lion & Hardy Har Har (Main Title with Sub-Main & End Titles)," "The Jetsons (Main Title)," " Top Cat (Main Title)," "Magilla Gorilla (Main Title)," "Johnny Quest (Main Title)," "Space Ghost (Main Title)," "The Atom Ant Show (Main Title)," "The Secret Squirrel Show (Main Title)," "The Banana Splits Adventure Hour (Main Title)," "Dastardly & Mutley in their Flying Machines ("Stop that Pigeon!")," "Josie & the Pussycats (Main Title)," "Pebbles & Bam-Bamm (Main Title)," "The New Scooby Doo Movies (Main Title)," "Captain Planet (End Titles)" courtesy of Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc. "Fractured Fairy Tales," "Peabody's Improbable History," "The Bullwinkle Show," "Dudley Do-Right," "George of the Jungle," "Super Chicken" ℗ 1984 Jay Ward Productions, Inc., licensed fro Jay Ward Productions, Inc. "The Alvin Show Theme - Opening" ℗ 1990 EMI-USA, Courtesy of EMI Records, Under license from CEMA Special Markets. "Beany and Cecil" licensed from Bob Clampett Productions, Inc. "Underdog" courtesy of Broadway Video Entertainment, L.P. "The Pink Panther Theme" courtesy of BMG Music/The RCA Records Label, under license from BMG Direct Marketing Inc. "Peanuts (Linus and Lucy)" ℗ 1989 Fantasy, Inc., licensed from Fantasy Records. "Gigantor" licensed from Entercolor Technologies Corp. "The New Adventures of Superman" courtesy of DC Comics. SUPERMAN and all related characters, names, and indicia are trademarks of DC Comics © 1997. "Spiderman" licensed from Webster Music Company. "Speed Racer" licensed from Speed Classic Music. "Conjunction Junction" ℗ 1996 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., licensed from American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. "Theme from The Simpsons" ℗ 1990 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. © 1990 Fox Film Music Corporation, all rights reserved, used by permission, licensed from Fox Music, Inc., a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment. "Theme from Television series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" licensed from MAICO Music. "Animaniacs" ℗ 1993 Warner Bros., produced under license from Warner Bros. Consumer Products. "Merrie Melodies Closing Theme" ℗ 1991 Warner Bros., produced under license from Warner Bros. Records Inc. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 8122-72752-2 8 Matrix / Runout: [wea mfg. OLYPHANT logo] X1504 3 R2 72752-2 01 M13S Mastering SID Code: IFPI L002 Mould SID Code: IFPI 2U3K Other: ISBN 1-56826-756-8 Related Music albums to Toon Tunes - 50 Favorite Classic Cartoon Theme Songs by Various William Hanna & Joseph Barbera - Drop-Ins Vol. 1 Frank Milano - Hokey Wolf And Ding-A-Ling / A Wolf's Work Is Never Done Hanna Haïs - I Say Golé (Lego, Dutty Boyz, Boddhi Satva & Haldo Mixes) Super-Snooper & Blabber Mouse - Monster Shindig No Artist - Hanna-Barbera's Hey There It's Yogi Bear! Huckleberry Hound - Uncle Remus Tells The Story Of Brer Rabbit And The Tar Baby Starring Huckleberry Hound The Flintstones - Modern Stone-Age Melodies: Original Songs From The Classic TV Show Soundtrack The Flintstones - Meet The Flintstones The New Renaissance Society - Baroque 'N' Stones Nick Ingman - Sight And Sound Volume 3.
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