Technically this and the other prerecorded cues were only used in 10 of those 11 cartoons Bill Lava doesn’t get enough credit. He was given a crap deal when making these eleven but he got to shine with DePatie-Freleng’s Pink Panther shorts (1-18 and 20), the first six Inspector shorts, and the last batch of WB cartoons from the classic era (Jet Cage thru False Hare)
I like William Lava's music score better than Walter Greene's,Doug Goodwin's or even Stephen DePatie's,Dean Elliott's or Joe Raposo's scores. What do you think?
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Sounds better than any Pop song made today.
Technically this and the other prerecorded cues were only used in 10 of those 11 cartoons
Bill Lava doesn’t get enough credit. He was given a crap deal when making these eleven but he got to shine with DePatie-Freleng’s Pink Panther shorts (1-18 and 20), the first six Inspector shorts, and the last batch of WB cartoons from the classic era (Jet Cage thru False Hare)
Imagine if they brought this restoration back in HBO Max’s Looney Tunes Cartoons for just one Roadrunner and Wile E Coyote episode.
Music written by Bill Lava
Bill Lava doesn't get as much appreciation as Warner Brothers musicians Carl Stalling or Milt Franklyn, but some of his scores are catchy.
I like William Lava's music score better than Walter Greene's,Doug Goodwin's or even Stephen DePatie's,Dean Elliott's or Joe Raposo's scores. What do you think?