Scooby-Doo's Snack Tracks: The Ultimate Collection [Soundtrack]

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There have been at least two generations who were first introduced to ghosts, haunted houses, and mysteries from Scooby-Doo and his pals--Shaggy (the goofy stoner), Freddy (the responsible one), Daphne (the looker), and Velma (the brains, and a sentimental favorite). But did you know that Scooby is only a nickname? (For that matter, so is Shaggy.) Or that there have been four separate theme songs, for the series' different incarnations? (That's including the lean Scrappy-Doo years.) Filling out this collection are the oh-so-groovy tunes that served as background and chase-scene music in some of the best episodes of the series, like "Seven Days a Week," from Scooby's Night with a Frozen Fright. Other highlights here are the Monkees' Davy Jones with "I Can Make You Happy" and the closing track, a dance-oriented remix of the theme song. Neither of the songs are particularly good, but they're plenty of fun just the same. --Randy Silver

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Scooby-Doo's Snack Tracks: The Ultimate Collection
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Manufacturer: Kid Rhino
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Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 1998-09-15

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (Main Title, 1969) - David Mook
Recipe For My Love - Danny Janssen
Seven Days A Week - Danny Janssen/Austin Roberts
Daydreamin' - Danny Janssen/Sue Steward
Love The World - Danny Janssen
Tell Me, Tell Me - Danny Janssen/Sue Steward
The New Scooby-Doo Movies (Main Title, 1972) - Joseph Babera/Hoyt Curtin/William Hanna
Pretty Mary Sunlite - Dany Janssen/Austin Roberts/Jerry reed
I Can Make You Happy - Danny JanssenDavy Jones
The Scooby-Doo Show (Main Title, 1976) - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Move Over - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Ruby Cool Guy - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Gotta Have Time - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries (Main Title, 1984) - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
I Could Be A Star - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Dooby Doo - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
The 13 Ghosts Of Scooby-Doo (Main Title, 1985) - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Me And My Shadow - Joseph Barbera/Hoyt Curtain/William Hanna
Scooby's Mystery Mix - Craig DeGraff/E.J. Dick

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There have been at least two generations who were first introduced to ghosts, haunted houses, and mysteries from Scooby-Doo and his pals--Shaggy (the goofy stoner), Freddy (the responsible one), Daphne (the looker), and Velma (the brains, and a sentimental favorite). But did you know that Scooby is only a nickname? (For that matter, so is Shaggy.) Or that there have been four separate theme songs, for the series' different incarnations? (That's including the lean Scrappy-Doo years.) Filling out this collection are the oh-so-groovy tunes that served as background and chase-scene music in some of the best episodes of the series, like "Seven Days a Week," from Scooby's Night with a Frozen Fright. Other highlights here are the Monkees' Davy Jones with "I Can Make You Happy" and the closing track, a dance-oriented remix of the theme song. Neither of the songs are particularly good, but they're plenty of fun just the same. --Randy Silver

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Scooby-doo review.......2006-08-10

We played this in the car on our vacation and our two girls loved it for the most part. They remember the songs and could sing along. They just love Scooby.

Come on, get involved, til the mystery is solved........2006-03-30

This CD features music from various Scooby-Doo shows. Of course, the theme songs are all here. There are also some bubblegum songs that played on the original show during the chase scenes. Remember the show where the Scooby Gang teamed with a guest-star every week? Well, the songs sung by guest-stars Jerry Reed and Davy Jones are here. The songs from the later shows are mostly sung by Scooby and his pals, and are rather silly. The CD ends with a fun dance mix of Scooby-Doo music and quotes. A lot of the music on this CD isn't particularly good, but it's a fun nostalgia trip.

Thanks so much.......2006-03-17

My package was recieved more than on time and exactly as it was advertized. Thank you, you made a 4 year old little boy's day.

Scooby Doo does for Us.......2005-09-21

Lots of familiar and not so familiar tunes, My son loves it and sings along with every track. Even the not so familiar sounds leave you feeling hip and groovy and driving to find, "The Malt shop", Lie back and imagine yourself in a cartoon sipping milkshakes with shaggy and the crew, This CD makes it easy....

Feeling Vintage?.......2005-07-11

Even non fans of the "Scooby Doo" series can enjoy this CD. The light, "bubble-gum" pop feel of these sounds are great to listen to anytime; whether it be in the bathtub, or driving down the highway.
For the fans of the series--this is a compliation you can't afford not to pick up...how can you forget "Pretty Mary Sunlight" or "Tell Me, Tell Me", and not connect it with a scene from "Scooby Doo"?

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