Mel Blanc "Bugs Bunny and the pirate" 1956

One of the few real vocal geniuses was Mel Blanc the voice of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Tweety and Sylvester and so many more. In the late 1940s and 1950s he made those cartoon characters a household name in movies and on record through his voice talent alone. Here is a children´s record with the inimitable voice of Mel Blanc.

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Music

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• cartoon
• 1950s

[gregoryagogo]

I just gotta take another peek at my treasure.

SURPRISE!

I have one of these records... it was my Dad's. The story is having to do with "Farmer Fud" and his garden. Bugs grows a giant carrot...one of the sayings my Grandmother told me that stood out to her was when Bugs Bunny says, "Now that's a CAR-ROT!" I can imagine her hearing the record a few too many times...

[phonomono78s]

@gregoryagogo Hello, happy his record evokes such happy memories. I do really love those 1950s Mel Blanc records. His voice and narration art make these stories little gems that have not aged a day.

Best wishes

[pab70]

I've got this on a crackly old 7" on theCapitol label. Haven't played it in years!

[Marshalsify]

It's about time Matthew O'Callaghan should do more 3D Looney Tunes shorts based on the filmed records Mel Blanc had done made in the 1950s, any chance to bring back Larry Doyle for more 2D Looney Tunes shorts let me know!

[fromthesidelines]

Originally released in 1954.

[LooneyTunerIan]

Can you add more Looney Tunes stories? :)