He was the voice of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Woody Woodpecker, Tweety Bird, Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat and Barney Rubble. He was Mel Blanc, the greatest voiceover artist the world has ever known, and here, on one 25-track CD, are the "looney tunes" and "merrie melodies" he cut for Capitol from 1948 to 1957. Label luminaries like Billy May, Mickey Katz. Lou Busch, Dave Cavanaugh, Lou Bring and Van Alexander provide accompaniment, and, of course, the cast of characters is large (what we wouldn"t do to have been present at these sessions)! Liner notes reveal the brilliant man behind the voices. Check out these song titles and prepare to start smiling: "I Taut a Tau a Puddy Tat; Woody Woodpecker; There"s a Hole in the Iron Curtain; Yosemite Sam; Tijuana; Christmas Chopsticks; I Tan"t Wait Till Quithmuth; I Tell My Troubles to Joe; The Missus Wouldn"t Approve; Morris; Buzzy Bazoo; Tweet and Toot; The E.I.O. Song; Barney Google; The Pussy Cat Parade; Little Red Monkey; Somebody Stole My Gal; I Love Me; Yas Dast Ist Ein Christmas Tree; I"m in the Mood for Love; My Kind a Love; The Ladybird Song; I Des I Dota Doe; Money", and "The Hat I Got for Christmas Is Too Big". Thaaaaaat"s all, folks!