This show restores my heart in how groovy the Flintstones portrayed good old classis humour. I need to somehow download this episode. "Barney Rubble, to give us trouble' how cool is that?!
The Golden Smog....Freddie sing man sing...play those skins....Barney.... When the Saints Go Marchin' In....Go Golden Smog Go!😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤ Childhood memories....I still watch the Flintstones....
@@xtopheralanfoster3964 yeah I like him singing that to...I also like When Fred sang the Twitch.....lol.....The Flintstones is such a classic TV show....I remembered watching this in 1962, I was only 4 years old...what childhood memories....I still watch it today...
My wife and I were both too young to remember the Flintstones when they were on TV in prime time but we grew up with them in syndication in the '70s. We met in the '90s, and in discussing what we remembered from growing up we discovered that this and the "Hi-Fye" episode were two of our mutually favorite Flintstones episodes as kids. From then on, as an inside joke, we'd sometimes quote the '50s Beatnik Bedrock teens ("Yeah, I dig it, man"). She was a few years younger than I, and occasionally when I'd make a corny remark she'd smirk and draw a square in the air (minus the dotted lines) with her fingers. Like, Squaresville, man. Four corners. Unfortunately, our family lost her to cancer in only her 40s.
Thank you for being the only SMART person to upload the full intro.......Hot Lips Hannigan.....the greatest...funniest Flintstones segment.....The kids make it even better
I think Betty and Wilma are tone deaf. This isn’t the only episode where they think Fred is terrible at singing. I remember any time episode he sings, he’s knocking it out of the ballpark like he does here.
Yeah, that's the joke. Out of all the characters in this episode, they are the ones who really don't get it. Oh, they try to look and act like they do, but they're not fooling anybody. At least, not us.
As Fred says, “After all Wilma, I used to sing with a band (and then in unison) before I married you!). Then she brings him back to reality with the smack of the coffee pot over his head.
For anyone who would venture a comment in the bowels of youtube, here is a comment worth your effort: things to notice in this clip...at least Wilma recognizes her husbands voice...Betty is just hatin even though Fred and Barney are blowin the roof off the mthrfuckin house! Babes fainting... catching the holy ghost! The trumpet daddyo is Dizzy Gillespie reference especially with the scat talk. When Fred starts feeling it mid song and takes it home. Barney starts at 10 immediately. Its stuff like this that has contributed to me being as cool as I am at this very moment.
It's surprising that Fred and Barney never became a renowned musical duo with Fred on vocals and Barney on instruments, instead of them being working class stiffs.
For a primetime cartoon, Hanna-Barbera couldn’t have employed a better foursome than Alan Reed, Jean VanderPyl, Bea Benaderet, and Mel Blanc. In this clip, Duke Mitchell subbed for Alan’s singing, and was backed by the in-house orchestra for Hanna-Barbera, which was directed by Hoyt Curtin (who also arranged the music for this clip)… This clip and others like it on this show are among the influences that led this writer to become a musician himself…happily so…
sounds like Maynard Ferguson signature trumpet runs, I gotta check the notes on this one. Classic, I know that's not Freds voice over guy singing though, sounds like a big band singer from that day
@@metall1983 Credit to you for the right answer, my man. You probably also remember Duke Mitchell's incredible Martin-Lewis impersonation with Sammy Petrillo.
Besides all Fred wanted to do (never mind the Dinosaur Lodge Talent Night) was go see Hot Lips Hannigan, his old band teacher. Anybody besides me notice the resemblance to Bop’s Greatest Disciple Dizzy Gillespie?
Freddy Flintstone, The Golden smog!
An on the skins, we got Rubble, who’s gonna give us trouble! This episode was always my personal favorite LOL!!!😂😂
for anybody who is interested, the trumpet solos are played by Pete Candoli
this is the kind of thing one never forgets.
My favorite Flinstones episode of all time!
1960 Season 1, Episode 2.....the second episode ever...so if you want to find that season
Same here
Same here
Where can I find the full episode
This is so purifying in these times we are living in. I know I’m pure of heart when my heart feels purified when I see this.
This show restores my heart in how groovy the Flintstones portrayed good old classis humour. I need to somehow download this episode. "Barney Rubble, to give us trouble' how cool is that?!
Betty calls Fred's singing a "hog calling contest". Frankly I think he sounds pretty good!
Way he does "when the saints go marching in" very well fred sang like the twitch barney's good on piano and drums
Wasn't it betty that said too about fred singing opera saying they ought put a fence around him like a poor mastodon
She always dogged him.
Bitch.
Oh, Fred is the man! Wonderful voice.
I liked it also.
That teenage girl in the pea green dress was WAY ahead of her time, with that haircut... & that scowl! 🤣
😂😂😂😂. You're right 😂😂😂😂
I feel "influenced"
"Barney Rubble to give us trouble" Awesome.
This was my favorite show growing up!! 👍👍
Same here!
@@alstewartothericons7707 You know your cartoons because I enjoyed "The Flintstones" so much as a little girl and I still love it now.
Same here!😁👍🏿
American Art at its best!!? What a imaginion? Never ending! thanks
Skiddly wow wow wow
....CONTACT!! .....hahahaha
No, skuudely
@@slickrick5811 WHAM! "There's some contact for ya, you old goat!"
@@TS-ev1bl ....hahaha.."every once and a while....a moment of truth" hahaha
@jett woodward It's Duke Mitchell. Did the Rockin Bird song too
This will always be my favorite rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching in". :)
Fred had more confidence in singing for the first season 1959 later episodes he had stage fright
Maybe because Fred is 5 years younger here LOL
Amazing music, full Jazz... fantastic!
Love how he says "On the skins, Barney Rubble, to give us trouble."
The Golden smog!!! Put some respect on that name....
The Golden Smog....Freddie sing man sing...play those skins....Barney....
When the Saints Go Marchin' In....Go Golden Smog Go!😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Childhood memories....I still watch the Flintstones....
Dude you got to hear him sing Listen to the rocking bird cuz he blows at one out of the water
@@xtopheralanfoster3964 yeah I like him singing that to...I also like When Fred sang the Twitch.....lol.....The Flintstones is such a classic TV show....I remembered watching this in 1962, I was only 4 years old...what childhood memories....I still watch it today...
When cartoons where good.
*were
Yeah.
The golden age of cartoons.
hi the best cartoon for 1960 I love it thank you can't get a cartoon like that anymore the best
Fred also sang great on Listen to the Rockin' Bird!
I love his big finish!
Christopher Ramon-Reid Right???
As a classic Flintstones fan, and a jazz buff, I dig this!
Me too!😎
My wife and I were both too young to remember the Flintstones when they were on TV in prime time but we grew up with them in syndication in the '70s. We met in the '90s, and in discussing what we remembered from growing up we discovered that this and the "Hi-Fye" episode were two of our mutually favorite Flintstones episodes as kids. From then on, as an inside joke, we'd sometimes quote the '50s Beatnik Bedrock teens ("Yeah, I dig it, man"). She was a few years younger than I, and occasionally when I'd make a corny remark she'd smirk and draw a square in the air (minus the dotted lines) with her fingers. Like, Squaresville, man. Four corners. Unfortunately, our family lost her to cancer in only her 40s.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Daría lo que fuera, por tener ese disco. Gran voz y excelentes arreglos musicales.
This show was so great
One of my favorite episodes!😉😂
A Square From Way back there!
How about that catsssss lol one of my favorite flintstone episodes.
hi the best cartoon of 1960 I love it thank you
Hot Lips Hanigan is a cartoon Miles Davis! Actually good Big Band Jazz Music. Fred & Barney were gettin it for real!!!
The Flintstones, seaon 1... classic.
Hot lips a cool dude
THE WAY OUTS R COMIN !THE WAY OUTS R COMIN !!!!!
Damn, Barney throwing down on them skins!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
"THE GOLDEN SMOG" WHAT A GREAT VOICE...
I like this song, Fred and Barney are so cool!😄
Yeah Man dig that Fred & Barney !
I always loved how it was the same 4 or 5 actors voicing everyone, including the bit players, in these Flintstones episodes.
Fred and Barney had skills for neanderthals. The Golden Smog lol.
Thank you for being the only SMART person to upload the full intro.......Hot Lips Hannigan.....the greatest...funniest Flintstones segment.....The kids make it even better
The Golden Smog brought the house down!!!
hi the best cartoon of the 60s I love it
This cartoon is an American Treasure
whatever happened to these old fashioned cartoons...I never missed an episode 👏🏽👏🏽😁🤗
Thank you 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈 catssssss.. this was the first season .second episode 1960.
One of my favorites
Actually Fred sounds darn good
Fred was killin' it!
"The Golden Smog" lol referencing Mel Torme , "The Velvet Fog"
Peace Y
Well damn 😂
Wilma: Come on Betty we better latch on to our husbands or we'll never get them back.
Haven’t seen this since the early 80s but I never forgot it. Thanks for the post.
Anytime...
I loved them an still do till this day
I always wondered how a guy like Fred could snag a hot babe like Wilma. Now I get it!
Confidence and dominance is the key
Coool man còool.
Beatnics in prehistoric times.
They had some great writers back then.
I think Betty and Wilma are tone deaf. This isn’t the only episode where they think Fred is terrible at singing. I remember any time episode he sings, he’s knocking it out of the ballpark like he does here.
Wilma´s voice sounds exactly the same in spanish :D
It's funny how later on in the animated series Fred experienced STAGE FRIGHT.
what i dont understand is everyone said fred couldnt sing but freddy was groovin
Just AWESOME
This is adorable
Dizzy Gillespie is the inspiration for the jazz character.
I see it !
Crossed with Wolfman Jack!
This is music favorite.
Wilma and Betty are like, strictly from Squaresville, ya dig?
@Kimble Simpson Yeah, I can definitely dig it!☺
Yeah, that's the joke. Out of all the characters in this episode, they are the ones who really don't get it. Oh, they try to look and act like they do, but they're not fooling anybody. At least, not us.
As Fred says, “After all Wilma, I used to sing with a band (and then in unison) before I married you!). Then she brings him back to reality with the smack of the coffee pot over his head.
We in the KISS ARMY always point out with love....how Eric Singer looks like Barney
good video & song
CLASSIC !!
Actually Barney could pass for Alex Van Halen 😂😂😂
Separated at birth Eric Singer
Barney a Ringo Starr like
For anyone who would venture a comment in the bowels of youtube, here is a comment worth your effort: things to notice in this clip...at least Wilma recognizes her husbands voice...Betty is just hatin even though Fred and Barney are blowin the roof off the mthrfuckin house! Babes fainting... catching the holy ghost! The trumpet daddyo is Dizzy Gillespie reference especially with the scat talk. When Fred starts feeling it mid song and takes it home. Barney starts at 10 immediately.
Its stuff like this that has contributed to me being as cool as I am at this very moment.
Petty damn good jazz!
You are cool, Bro. So am I…..!!!!!
@@joeeaton7733 you speak the truth.
Yeah, brother! This is some swingin' jazz!
Betty and Wilma look like two middle age teenyboppers
Golden Smog got their name from this episode
I ❤️ the flintsons
Alan Reed was very talented 😊
That wasn't Reed singing. It was Duke Mitchell.
Number 42 from the old book! Fred was better here than as the magic act he was going to do. The Golden Smog was great!
It's surprising that Fred and Barney never became a renowned musical duo with Fred on vocals and Barney on instruments, instead of them being working class stiffs.
Low key, Fred had a good singing voice!
For a primetime cartoon, Hanna-Barbera couldn’t have employed a better foursome than Alan Reed, Jean VanderPyl, Bea Benaderet, and Mel Blanc. In this clip, Duke Mitchell subbed for Alan’s singing, and was backed by the in-house orchestra for Hanna-Barbera, which was directed by Hoyt Curtin (who also arranged the music for this clip)…
This clip and others like it on this show are among the influences that led this writer to become a musician himself…happily so…
Fred and Barney were squares from nowheresville. Now they are The End.
0:15 those bedroom eyes LOL
I don't know what Wilma and Betty are listening to but it can't be the same thing I'm hearing cuz MR. FRED IS SINGING THE "F*CK{!} OUTTA THIS SONG !
Eric Singer's dad on drums....if you are a KISS fan.....your are laughing
Love the Goth chick
Bed Rock Fred.
I think it’s funny how Betty emphasizes the phrase “cat “ trying to sound hip
A host who dressed and sounded like a Beatnik. The Beatniks did like New Orleans Jazz too.
By the Late 1960s Beatniks were Replaced by the Hippies.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how you can tell they blew all their budget with the song, and couldn’t afford to do more than,Ike, four seconds of animation on Fred singing…
Eric Singer on drums :)
I can't help remembering thinking where the hell did that voice come from. Lol it actually sounds pretty good too lol
Its Duke Mitchell . The Martin and Lewis imitators.
@MrCtsSteve Duke Mitchell also lent his singing voice to Fred in "The Girl's Night Out" where Fred was "Hy Fye"
Did the same group of girls run by twice at 3:38 and 3:40? Lol! Always did love this show....😄😄
blakrootz hahahahaha good catch
Hot lips nothing like Dizzy Gillespie. This rocks
Scooodeleyyy wow wow!
Those girls look old for teenagers LOL
I'd get a kick hearing the voice actresses for Wilma and Betty (in this case) voicing other female characters.
That’s because that’s Wilma and Betty in disguise.
sounds like Maynard Ferguson signature trumpet runs, I gotta check the notes on this one. Classic, I know that's not Freds voice over guy singing though, sounds like a big band singer from that day
That's "Stoney Bennett"...lol
Guest stars who did voice overs never got any screen credit.
Duke Mitchell is singing also song that rockin bird song
@@metall1983 Credit to you for the right answer, my man. You probably also remember Duke Mitchell's incredible Martin-Lewis impersonation with Sammy Petrillo.
@@biffstudd LOL
Its interesting that daws butler was the singing voice of fred flintstone
Besides all Fred wanted to do (never mind the Dinosaur Lodge Talent Night) was go see Hot Lips Hannigan, his old band teacher. Anybody besides me notice the resemblance to Bop’s Greatest Disciple Dizzy Gillespie?
Damn their wives were so unsupportive 😂 i didnt notice as a kid 😂
We got a square
From waaaay back there
So you guys prefer Fred's cover of "When the Saints Go Marching In" or his "Rockin' Bird" (as Hi Fye)?
In this episode, he sings well, in subsequent seasons it is as if a bear stepped on his ears. Funny why😄😄🤔
It’s no wonder people have said that the first two seasons of the Flintstones was when the series was at its high point, lol.
I once read who it was that dubbed Fred's voice, but I've long since forgotten who it was.
Was wondering too. Sounds kinda like Tom Jones.
@@katsavidiz
Well that would explain why the women are passing out left and right.
Fred"s singing voice here is a man named Duke Mitchell. He had quite the career as a jazz singer.