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	The Woody Woodpecker Song Featuring Kay Kyser and His Orchestra Notes: Production No Used in the 1948 Cartune, "Wet Blanket Policy." The only song ever used in a cartoon short to be nominated for an academy award. Became Woody Woodpecker's theme song beginning in 1948, though the Capitol Records would continue to use the pre 1948 introduction. Released as a novelty record instead of the Capitol childrens' series of records. Not Bozo Approved to my knowledge.  Ever.
	The Woody Woodpecker Song Featuring Mel Blanc and the Sportsmen Notes: Production No Released as a novelty record instead of the Capitol childrens' series of records. Not Bozo Approved to my knowledge.  Ever.
	Woody Woodpecker and His Talent Show (1949) Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Story by Tedd Pierce Music by Billy May Notes: Production No. 3032 A Capitol Record Reader Often not Bozo Approved Features a copyrighted character named Plato Platypuss who never appeared in a cartoon
	Woody Woodpecker’s Picnic featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Story by Tedd Pierce Music by Billy May Notes: Production No A Douple Album Features "The Woody Woodpecker Polka" Reissued in the 1960's on 33 1/3 rpm with Sparky's Magic Piano.
	The Woody Woodpecker Polka Notes: Not released as a children's record Walter Lantz had hoped this song would become a huge hit like the Woody Woodpecker Song had years earlier.  It was even featured in a cartoon by the same name.
	Woody Woodpecker Meets Davey Crockett Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Notes: Production No
	Woody Woodpecker and the Scarecrow Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Notes: Production No. 3140
	Woody Woodpecker and the Animal Crackers Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Notes: Production No. 3149
	Woody Woodpecker and the Truth Tonic Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Story by Tedd Pierce Music by Van Alexander Notes: Production No. 3211 Woody Woodpecker acts quite evil in this record, almost disturbingly so. Listen to a clip of from this record: CLICK HERE
	Woody Woodpecker’s Fairy Godmother Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Story by Warren Foster Music by Dave Cavanaugh Notes: Production No. 3218 Listen to a clip from this record:  CLICK HERE
	Woody Woodpecker and His Space Ship Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Notes: Production No
	Woody Woodpecker in Mixed-Up Land Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston
	Woody Woodpecker and the Lost Monkey Featuring Mel Blanc Produced by Alan W. Livingston Notes: Production No
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