Alright, I'll go right up and say it, even though I might've in the introduction thread: the 1965
New Three Stooges cartoons are a guilty pleasure of mine. I know, they're not as funny as the classic Columbia shorts (except for maybe Moe putting Curly Joe's nose in a mousetrap in "Little Cheese Chaser"), but there are some aspects to them I like that keep bringing me back to them, ESPECIALLY the stock library music they used, almost all of it sourced from Gordon Zahler's General Music library. I've fallen in love with a number of those old needle-drops utilized by the editors in those 156 cartoons. Here's a list of my personal favorites:
-the jazzy flute music which Moe plays on the record in "Safari So Good" (Paul Horn, is that you at work?)
-that Latin music used in "A Bull for Anadamo"
-the zany chase music used in various episodes (one particular one which turns up in "What's Mew Pussycat" and "Squawk Valley" being my fave)
-the Oriental music which opens "That Old Shell Game"
-the neutral piece which opens "7 Faces of Timbear"
-that dramatic-sounding, airplane-evoking piece used during part of "That Little Old Bombmaker"
-a ceremonial piece which opens "Hold That Line"
-that semi-comic dramatic march used in "It's a Bad, Bad, Bad World"
-those circus-y marches and chase pieces used in various episodes (the one which opens "There Auto be a Law" being my personal favorite)
I could go on, I don't want to bore you. I've actually found a small portion of these tracks, not a lot, but a few. Here's a list of those tracks that I've found:
-Chasing Tails- Ronald Hanmer (plays in "The Plumber's Friend")
-Juggling Clowns- Max Saunders (plays in "Waiter Minute")
-March Winds- Gilbert Vinter (plays in "Peter Panic", "Baby Sitters", "Thru Rain, Sleet and Snow", "The Bear Who Came in From the Cold", the "Paperhangers" and "Salesmen" wraparounds, undoubtedly others)
-May Flowers- Gilbert Vinter (plays in "Baby Sitters" and the "Caretakers" wraparound)
-Pardon My French- Ronald Hanmer (plays in "Hairbrained Barbers")
-Pizzi-Pizzi- Louis Rey (plays in "Wash My Line" and "Goofy Gondoliers")
-Rat Race- Jack Martin (plays in "Waiter Minute")
-The Happy Whistlers- Alan Perry (plays in "Follo the White Lion")
-Welcome to Waikiki- Martin Laiser, Stefan Laube (plays briefly at the end of "Aloha Ha Ha")
If I find anymore, I'll update this post. Oh- and if you'd like to know where you can hear these cues, you can hear brief snippets of "March Winds" and "May Flowers" here:
https://www.editionuk.co.uk/product/woodwind-music-circus-music-meslp084/"Pardon My French", "Chasing Tails", "Rat Race" and "Juggling Clowns" can be found here:
http://www.apmmusic.com"Welcome to Waikiki" and "Pizzi-Pizzi" can be found on Youtube:
(first track in this video)
"The Happy Whistlers" can be heard here:
https://search.5alarmmusic.com/login Unfortunately, it's been retitled "Perky Pete" by the contemporary library label who released it.
