One of the best cartoons and Get Smart. The way they get kicked out of Stanley's office still makes me laugh after all these decades. Thanks for posting
Elliott Soundsapper (1910-1965): President of Record Records, Inc. Rock Rollerdrome was his company’s most successful act. Turned down both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, thinking that the British music acts were “a fluke.” Resigned as president in January, 1965 for these and other poorly made decisions. A heavy drinker, Soundsapper was known to indulge as much as two quarts of malt liquor a day.
When Tennessee and Chumley tried to make a record. What they went through with record managers not give them a chance to hear their song. George Strait when through the same way with record studios. Except they wanted him to modernize his music and change his clothing. The first thing was Take your hat off. Til MCA records signed him. And it turned out for the very best.
One of the best cartoons and Get Smart. The way they get kicked out of Stanley's office still makes me laugh after all these decades. Thanks for posting
I seem to remember that, "Changeo-rango-ree!" part from my youth.
A squirrel, yes; a squirrel, yes;
That's what I could be;
I'm sure to find a lot of nuts
in Washington DC.
I LOVE how Stanley throws a fit in the presence of Tennessee and Chumley. How he LOVES to HATE them!!!
I don't. I really don't like Stanley. He is such a jerk and plus, he is really annoying.
@@nas0518 One person who is a zoo employee thinks Stanley is an embarrassment to his profession.
That crazy song should have been performed in the Deli Department with the rest of Gristede's Cold Cuts.
Elliott Soundsapper (1910-1965): President of Record Records, Inc. Rock Rollerdrome was his company’s most successful act. Turned down both the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, thinking that the British music acts were “a fluke.” Resigned as president in January, 1965 for these and other poorly made decisions. A heavy drinker, Soundsapper was known to indulge as much as two quarts of malt liquor a day.
When Tennessee and Chumley tried to make a record. What they went through with record managers not give them a chance to hear their song. George Strait when through the same way with record studios. Except they wanted him to modernize his music and change his clothing. The first thing was Take your hat off. Til MCA records signed him. And it turned out for the very best.
Originally aired on 9/19/64.
very good!
Gotta love how the music keeps playing when they put down the guitars.
Thanks for uploading it.
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Also seen on “Cartoon Cut-Ups” and the “Underdog Show”.
6:24 This should have happened to Nickelback when they went looking for a record contract.
Decca Records turned down the Beatles,…
And Mr. Soundsapper turned down Tennessee Tuxedo and His Folk Singers.
This is my FAVORITE episode. Btw, r they supposed 2 b "PETER, PAUL & MARY"? lol
Aha, that explains Baldy's wig....
Well, they could be the LETTERMEN!!
Memories :)
Giraffe is misspelled on the sign.
I once saw a street sign that was misspelled and it wasn't corrected for years!
Yes, and it's supposedly an "educational" cartoon!
@@Perlinator67 I once had a college professor write "PUBLIC DOMAIN" on a whiteboard and I pointed out that she forgot the "L".
How does your hat taste, Mr Livingston? Lol! He finally got his.
Great! A billy goat, a billy goat....classic ending !
Peter, Paul and Baldy. A gem.
I want to reach out and grab ya!
AYE!!.….HO HO HO HA HA HA😄😆🤣
So, there was no verse that referenced Baldy.
0:49
Tennessee Tuxedo Segments from Captain Chesapeake
Any lyrics for this episode?
Record Records? Wow, that’s lazy.