Looney Tunes Stock Music List

[Classic Speedy]

A Bird in a Bonnet:

• Animation Light (L-1144) - Spencer Moore
• Bravest Wooden Soldier, The (retitled "Rag Tag Parade" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Bush Baby (retitled "Animal Magic" in the APM library) - Phillip Green
• Clockwork Clowns (retitled "Puppet Playtime" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Doctor Quack (retitled "Cocksure Capers" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Dressed to Kill (retitled "Chirpy Chappie" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Drunken Dandy - Philip Green
• Eccentric Comedy (2-TC-202) - William Loose, John Seely
• Giraffe, The (retitled "Cute and Lovable" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Going Automatic - Phillip Green
• Light Mechanical Bridge (PG-182D) - Philip Green
• Light Movement (PG-160G) - Philip Green
• Mechanical Movement (EM 115B) - Philip Green
• Mechanical Underscore (retitled "The Operator" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Tipsy Turvy - Philip Green
• Wistful Comedy (2-TC-203) - William Loose, John Seely

Freudy Cat (certain prints):

• At the Circus - Philip Green
• Calamity Chase - Phillip Green
• Elephant Party - Philip Green

Gopher Broke:

• Animation Light (L-69) - Spencer Moore
• Animation Children (L-992) - Spencer Moore
• Animation Comedy (L-1158) - Spencer Moore
• Animation Light (L-1119) - Spencer Moore
• Comedy Underscore (L-69) - Spencer Moore
• Comic Cues [#26] - Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin
• Diddlecomb Hunt, The (retitled "Horseplay" in the APM library) - Phillip Green
• Domestic Children (C-5) - William Loose
• Drunken Dandy - Phillip Green
• Fred Karno's Army (retitled "Misfits March" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Heavenly Harp (10-TC-25) - William Loose and John Seely
• Light Movement (PG-160G) - Philip Green
• Mechanical Movement (EM 115B) - Philip Green
• Scenic (EM 110) - Philip Green
• Switch On - William Loose and John Seely
• Sublime Ghost - William Loose, John Seely
• Tipsy Turvy - Philip Green
• Vibe Ghost (8-TC-24) - William Loose and John Seely
• Wistful Comedy (1-TC-200) - William Loose and John Seely

Hip-Hip-Hurry!:

• Comedy Underscore (L-69) - Spencer Moore
• Main Title Seascape Type (3-TC-216) - William Loose
• Zany Waltz (3-TC-303) - William Loose, John Seely

Hook, Line and Stinker:

• Artful Dodger, The (retitled "Sneaking About" in the APM library) - Phillip Green
• By Jiminy It's Jumbo (retitled "Harry the Hippo" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Cheeky Chappy, The (retitled "Peeping Tom" in the APM library) - Phillip Green
• Comedy Underscore (L-78) & (L-82) - Spencer Moore
• Gumby Chase by William Loose and John Seely
• Puppetry Comedy (retitled "Animal Antics" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Puzzled Pup - Harry Bluestone, Emil Cadkin
• Dawn in Birdland (retitled "Woodland Birds" in the APM library) - Phillip Green
• Toyland Burglar (retitled "Animal Antics" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Underwater Scenic - George Hormel
• Zany Comedy (3-TC-303) - William Loose, John Seely

Pre-Hysterical Hare:

• Animation Light (L-69) - Spencer Moore
• Eccentric Comedy - William Loose, John Seely
• Pixie Comedy (1-TC-201) - William Loose, John Seely
• Zany Comedy (2-TC-202) - William Loose, John Seely

Weasel While You Work:

• Befuddled Gent - Phillip Green
• Big City Suite Bridge - Phillip Green
• Custard Pie Capers (retitled "Circus Chase" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Fred Karno's Army (retitled "Misfits March" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Giraffe, The (retitled "Cute and Lovable" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Popcorn (retitled "Off We Go" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Puppetry Comedy (retitled "Animal Antics" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Skeleton in the Cupboard (retitled "Late Night Jinx" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Toyland Burglar (retitled "Animal Antics" in the APM library) - Philip Green
• Wistful Comedy (1-TC-200, 2-TC-203) - William Loose, John Seely
• Zany Comedy (3-TC-303) - William Loose, John Seely

 

[AllenJ]

Found a track that played in "Hook, Line and Stinker": "Peeping Tom" (aka "The Cheeky Chappy") by Phillip Green.

 

[AllenJ]

Small update: "Mechanical Underscore" by Phil Green (heard in "A Bird in a Bonnet") can be found on the APM website with the title "The Operator."

 

[AllenJ]

Also added "Pixie Comedy" by William Loose and John Seely, which plays in "Pre-Hysterical Hare."

 

[Classic Speedy]

Small update: "Mechanical Underscore" by Phil Green (heard in "A Bird in a Bonnet") can be found on the APM website with the title "The Operator."

Nice! I didn't realize they had that on the APM site now.

 

[AllenJ]

Added "Going Automatic" by Phillip Green, also in "A Bird in a Bonnet."

 

[AllenJ]

A recent blog post by Yowp revealed that the track played throughout "Hook, Line and Stinker" was originally composed for Gumby by William Loose and John Seely, and is called "Gumby Chase": http://tralfaz.blogspot.com/2015/08/cue-cue.html

 

[Classic Speedy]

Added. Sorry for the delay, I'm not on TZ much anymore.

 

[Mr. Horse]

"Befuddled Gent" is actually called "Comedy Underscore [EM-130C]" in the Hi-Q library.

 

[Classic Speedy]

I watched the RiffTrax of "The Hideous Sun Demon" last night- at the 28:50 mark is a track that was used in Hip-Hip-Hurry! and Pre-Hysterical Hare- wish I knew what it was called:

 

[wiley207]

I watched the RiffTrax of "The Hideous Sun Demon" last night- at the 28:50 mark is a track that was used in Hip-Hip-Hurry! and Pre-Hysterical Hare- wish I knew what it was called:

Yep, I've also heard it in the Gumby episode "Lion Around" (a.k.a. "Lion Drive").

 

[awinger24]

Clockwork Clowns' Capitol track ID is EM-131B

P. Green – Kiddy Comedy Suite (1957, Vinyl)

All EM-131 tracks are licensed from this EMI Photoplay 7 inch 45 rpm record.

 

[awinger24]

Yep, I've also heard it in the Gumby episode "Lion Around" (a.k.a. "Lion Drive").

MAJOR UPDATE:

Found more info from a GEMA cue sheet of "Pre-Hysterical Hare".

TERROR AGAIN - William Loose, John Seely
8281394-001
0:12 minutes

THE MONSTER WALKS - William Loose, John Seely
7204638-001
0:18 minutes

OMINOUS DANGER - William Loose, John Seely
10049251-001
0:10 minutes

LOONEY TUNE CARTOONS - Spencer Moore
10049257-001
0:42 mins

MERRY MELODIES - Philip Green
9994555-001
0:08 minutes

MERRY MELODIES - George Hormel
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2:45 minutes



Eccentric Smile / Eccentric Comedy (TC-300) - [Reel L-2] by William Loose and John Seely
Pixie Smile / Pixie Comedy (TC-201) - [Reel L-2] by William Loose and John Seely
Silly Smile / Zany Comedy (TC-202) - [Reel L-2] by William Loose and John Seely

 

[Classic Speedy]

Is there any place to listen to these?

 

[awinger24]

Is there any place to listen to these?

Usually these Gumby episodes can be found online. The list I found was just on GEMA, there is nowhere to listen to these.

Tracks from Bluestone/Cadkin, Green, Hormel, Spencer Moore, and Loose/Seely are the ones to look for.

Capitol's Hi-Q library is divided into D-Dramatic, L-Light, M-Melodic, S-Short, X-Special

 

[AllenJ]

I've been wondering about this track for a long time and just noticed it's on YouTube. It plays in several of the Tang commercials with Bugs and Daffy:

 

[Classic Speedy]

Also, another track was identified during the site downtime:

"Main Title Seascape Type (3-TC-216)" by William Loose, which plays in Hip Hip Hurry.

And while it was already identified, someone finally uploaded "Comedy Underscore (L-69)" by Spencer Moore, heard in Hip Hip Hurry and Gopher Broke:

 

[AllenJ]

And while it was already identified, someone finally uploaded "Comedy Underscore (L-69)" by Spencer Moore, heard in Hip Hip Hurry and Gopher Broke:

It also plays in "Pre-Hysterical Hare" when Elmer tries to use a blowgun on Bugs.

 

[Mr. Horse]

Found a track used in "Hip-Hip-Hurry!": "Xylophone" (R-109) off of X 7/8, composed by Henry Russell.

An alternate variation of this piece, R-110, was used as the title card for the Gumby short "Robot Rumpus".

 

[Classic Speedy]

Found a track used in "Hip-Hip-Hurry!": "Xylophone" (R-109) off of X 7/8, composed by Henry Russell.

An alternate variation of this piece, R-110, was used as the title card for the Gumby short "Robot Rumpus".

Is there anywhere to listen to that? I couldn't find it anywhere.