List of Tom and Jerry Episodes 1

William Hanna and Joseph Barbera

Tom and Jerry Cartoons for MGM

114 Theatrical Shorts from 1940 to 1958

1940's

1.      1940 Puss Gets the Boot (Academy Award nomination)

2.      1941 The Midnight Snack

3.      1941 The Night Before Christmas (Academy Award nomination)

4.      1941 Fraidy Cat

5.      1942 Dog Trouble

6.      1942 Puss 'n' Toots

7.      1942 The Bowling Alley Cat

8.      1942 Fine Feathered Friend

9.      1943 Sufferin' Cats

10.  1943 The Lonesome Mouse

11.  1943 The Yankee Doodle Mouse (Academy Award)

12.  1943 Baby Puss

13.  1944 The Zoot Cat

14.  1944 The Million Dollar Cat

15.  1944 The Bodyguard

16.  1944 Puttin' on the Dog

17.  1944 Mouse Trouble (Academy Award)

18.  1945 The Mouse Comes to Dinner

19.  1945 Mouse in Manhattan

20.  1945 Tee for Two

21.  1945 Flirty Birdy

22.  1945 Quiet Please! (Academy Award)

23.  1946 Springtime for Thomas (Annie Award nomination)

24.  1946 The Milky Waif

25.  1946 Trap Happy

26.  1946 Solid Serenade

27.  1947 Cat Fishin'

28.  1947 Part Time Pal

29.  1947 The Cat Concerto (Academy Award)

30.  1947 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse (Academy Award nomination)

31.  1947 Salt Water Tabby

32.  1947 A Mouse in the House

33.  1947 The Invisible Mouse

34.  1948 Kitty Foiled

35.  1948 The Truce Hurts

36.  1948 Old Rockin' Chair Tom

37.  1948 Professor Tom

38.  1948 Mouse Cleaning

39.  1948 Polka-Dot Puss

40.  1949 The Little Orphan (Academy Award)

41.  1949 Hatch Up Your Troubles (Academy Award nomination)

42.  1949 Heavenly Puss

43.  1949 The Cat and the Mermouse

44.  1949 Love That Pup

45.  1949 Jerry's Diary

46.  1949 Tennis Chumps

1950's

47.  1950 Little Quacker

48.  1950 Saturday Evening Puss

49.  1950 Texas Tom

50.  1950 Jerry and the Lion

51.  1950 Safety Second

52.  1950 Tom and Jerry in The Hollywood Bowl

53.  1950 The Framed Cat

54.  1950 Cue Ball Cat

55.  1951 Casanova Cat

56.  1951 Jerry and the Goldfish

57.  1951 Jerry's Cousin (Academy Award nomination)

58.  1951 Sleepy-Time Tom

59.  1951 His Mouse Friday

60.  1951 Slicked-up Pup

61.  1951 Nit-witty Kitty

62.  1951 Cat Napping

63.  1952 The Flying Cat

64.  1952 The Duck Doctor

65.  1952 The Two Mouseketeers (Academy Award)

66.  1952 Smitten Kitten

67.  1952 Triplet Trouble

68.  1952 Little Runaway

69.  1952 Fit to Be Tied

70.  1952 Push-Button Kitty

71.  1952 Cruise Cat

72.  1952 The Dog House

73.  1953 The Missing Mouse

74.  1953 Jerry and Jumbo

75.  1953 Johann Mouse (Academy Award)

76.  1953 That's My Pup

77.  1953 Just Ducky

78.  1953 Two Little Indians

79.  1953 Life with Tom

80.  1954 Puppy Tale

81.  1954 Posse Cat

82.  1954 Hic-cup Pup

83.  1954 Little School Mouse

84.  1954 Baby Butch

85.  1954 Mice Follies

86.  1954 Neapolitan Mouse

87.  1954 Downhearted Duckling

88.  1954 Pet Peeve

89.  1954 Touché, Pussy Cat! (Academy Award nomination)

90.  1955 Southbound Duckling

91.  1955 Pup on a Picnic

92.  1955 Mouse for Sale

93.  1955 Designs on Jerry

94.  1955 Tom and Cherie

95.  1955 Smarty Cat

96.  1955 Pecos Pest

97.  1955 That's My Mommy (Annie Award nomination)

98.  1956 The Flying Sorceress

99.  1956 The Egg and Jerry (CinemaScope remake of Hatch Up Your Troubles 1949)

100.          1956 Busy Buddies

101.          1956 Muscle Beach Tom (Annie Award nomination)

102.          1956 Downbeat Bear

103.          1956 Blue Cat Blues

104.          1956 Barbecue Brawl

105.          1957 Tops with Pops (CinemaScope remake of Love That Pup 1949)

106.          1957 Timid Tabby

107.          1957 Feedin' the Kiddie (CinemaScope remake of The Little Orphan 1949)

108.          1957 Mucho Mouse

109.          1957 Tom's Photo Finish

110.          1958 Happy Go Ducky

111.          1958 Royal Cat Nap

112.          1958 The Vanishing Duck

113.          1958 Robin Hoodwinked

114.          1958 Tot Watchers

Thanks to http://www.dan-dare.org/dan%20frd/TomAndJerryCartoonsList.htm

Originally posted on Bank Holiday Monday, 7th May 2012

Greatest Ever! Prog Rock by Various Artists (2012)

Greatest Ever! Prog Rock by Various Artists (2012)
 

CD1
01. Roundabout (Single Version) by Yes
02. In The Land Of Grey And Pink by Caravan
03. I Can’t Take No More by Atomic Rooster    
04. Metrognome by Camel
05. White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane
06. Hold Your Head Up by Argent
07. Don’t Fear The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult  
08. Every Mother’s Son by Traffic
09. Sea Of Immortality Quintessence
10. Dolphin Dance by Tangerine Dream
11. Three Sisters by Affinity
12. Amuso Fi (Single Version) by Zzebra
13. This Flight Tonight by Nazareth
14. Empires Never Last by Galahad

CD2
01. The Four Horsemen by Aphrodite’s Child
02. Back Street Luv by Curved Air
03. Meeting Of The Spirits by The Mahavishnu Orchestra
04. Pantagruel’s Nativity by Gentle Giant 
05. Faith Healer by Sensational Alex Harvey Band
06. Lost In My Dream by Spooky Tooth            
07. Frankenstein by The Edgar Winter Group
08. Shot Down In The Night (Single Edit) by Hawkwind
09. Where by Consortium
10. No Chance by Warhorse             
11. Child In Time by Ian Gillan Band
12. Born Brilliant by IQ                
13. Creepshow by Twelfth Night

CD3
01. Anne Of Cleves by Rick Wakeman   
02. The Kettle by Colosseum                   
03. Fresh Garbage by Spirit                     
04. MacArthur Park by Beggar’s Opera 
05. Higher And Higher by Moody Blues
06. Rainbow Demon by Uriah Heep      
07. Bedside Manners Are Extra by Greenslade
08. O Caroline by Matching Mole
09. Spirit Of Joy by Arthur Brown & Kingdom Come
10. Child Of The Universe (Live) by John Lees Barclay James Harvest
11. Running Man by Running Man
12. Dust (Radio Edit) by Rob Thompson
13. You’re Gone by Marillion


Originally posted on Sunday, 06 May 2012

The A-Z of AOR

Classic Rock Presents AOR Magazine's

The A to Z of AOR


A  Alexa album by Swiss singer Alexa, produced by Paul Sabu  (1989)
B  Bobby Kimballl lead singer with Toto
C  Channel album by LA band Channel, featuring Journey singer Robert Fleischman (1984)
D  Diane Warren and Desmond Child, songwriters
E  Everybody's Crazy album by Michael Bolton (1985)
F  Firefest at Rockcity, Nottingham (2011)
G  Giant album, Last Of the Runaways (1989)
H  Hugo Valenti, Steve Perry lookalike and lead singer with Valentine and Journey tribute band Evolution
I  Icons: Tom Scholtz and Boston, REO Speedwagon, Kansas, Ann & Nancy Wilson and Heart; Lou Gramm and Foreigner; Steve Perry and Journey
J  Jeff Scott Soto, representative talent, of Journey and Talisman. Also Dann Huff, Mark Mangold, Danny Vaughn and Jeff Paris
K  Keyboards (Geoff Downes, Jonathan Cain, Gregg Guiffria, Mark Mangold, Didge Digital and Michael Prince)
L  Loverboys's second album Get Lucky (1981)
M  Marcie Free, born Mark Edward Free, of King Cobra, Signal, Unruly Child and solo project
N  Night Ranger
O  Oliverian, an adjective from Derek Oliver of the Rock Candy record label
P  Power ballad
Q  Quintessential
R  Richard Marx
S  Paul Sabu of Kidd Glove and Only Child  
T  Tyketto album Strength in Numbers, featuring Danny Vaughn (1994)
U  UK musicians and bands: Mick Jones, John Waite, Shy, Tobruk, Airrace, Strangeways and FM. FM albums Indiscreet (1986) and Tough It Out (1989)
V  Vocalists: Steve Perry, Lou Gramm, Brad Delp, Michael Bolton, Steve Overland, Danny Vaughn, Steve Augeri and Jeff Scott Soto 
W  Wimpwire, a Kerrang! column by Derek Oliver
X  X album by Def Leppard, produced by John 'Mutt' Lange (2002)
Y  Y&T, formed as Yesterday and Today in 1974
Z  Richie Zito, guitarist and producer of Cheap Trick, Bad English, Heart and Eddie Money


By Jon Hotten
Classic Rock Presents AOR
Issue 2, May 2011


Originally posted on Sunday, 6th May 2012