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'''''[[Stan Freberg]]''''' |
'''''[[Stan Freberg]]''''' |
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Iconic multitalented comedian, author, actor, voice actor and innovative creator of advertising. |
Iconic multitalented comedian, author, actor, voice actor and innovative creator of advertising. |
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Freberg was probably best known for his comedy recordings, most of which are considered classics today (although many will recognize his voice work on various [[The Golden Age of Animation|vintage]] [[Warner Brothers]]' [[Looney Tunes]] cartoons, where he played characters including Tosh of the Goofy Gophers and the dimwitted Pete Puma). Starting with his record "John and Marsha" in 1951, Freberg created a seemingly-endless string of hit novelty records, in which he satirized everything from the pop music of the 1950s to the over-commercialization of Christmas to Lawrence Welk. |
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Latest revision as of 04:42, 12 December 2015
Iconic multitalented comedian, author, actor, voice actor and innovative creator of advertising.
Freberg was probably best known for his comedy recordings, most of which are considered classics today (although many will recognize his voice work on various vintage Warner Brothers' Looney Tunes cartoons, where he played characters including Tosh of the Goofy Gophers and the dimwitted Pete Puma). Starting with his record "John and Marsha" in 1951, Freberg created a seemingly-endless string of hit novelty records, in which he satirized everything from the pop music of the 1950s to the over-commercialization of Christmas to Lawrence Welk.