Josie And The Pussycats (1970) Theme Song

[@alanmorris7669]

Rest in peace, Patrice Holloway. She's the black vocalist who sings the lead on the theme song, 'Josie and The Pussycats.'

[@Lethgar_Smith]

She was the smart one. She always had a screw driver and could fix anything that broke down.

[@yourfavoriteoompaloompa139]

RIP TO PATRICE HOLLOWAY 🕊🕊❤️ thank you for your art

[@chunkygroove9038]

She was lovely. Rest in peace, Patrice.

[@borntoclimb7116]

Interesting

[@borntoclimb7116]

@@Lethgar_Smith like gadget from rescure rangers

[@ninjanicktf9768]

I used to watch reruns of this show on Boomerang. Those were the days.

[@Laceykat66]

Sad to thing that BOOMERANG is your nostalgia now. LOL

[@raidenstark315]

me too, i miss the old boomerang

[@raidenstark315]

***** no, to be honest i like more josie and the pussycats than scooby doo. i know is a rip off but i like it, was my childhood. so respect, i respect you hate the show

[@raidenstark315]

***** yes, you know better than anyone bitch

[@painhurtsreallybad6551]

Ninjanicktf I no bro

[@ms.animefreak319]

Brings me back to boomerang

[@raidenstark315]

+Dyani Roam Me too. now i watch this and other hannah barbera shows, and also old cartoon network in tooncast

[@ms.animefreak319]

i do too well atleast, some times

[@angelworlds9588]

cool

[@baileydaniels2571]

+Dario Witer Well you see, Boomerang was a TV channel developed to replay older shows such as "Josie and the Pussycats", "Scooby Doo Where Are You?", "The FlintStones", "The Smurfs", and "The Huckleberry Hound Show" (along with many others) as well as some of their own shows like Krypto the Superdog. Boomerang has been around for over a decade (I watched it back in 2004 when I was 5 years old). It was very popular by people of various ages. And we millennials are quite aware that this show has been around for ages but that doesn't mean that it's only limited to those who watched it back in, to use your words, "the early '70s". And please do not refer to us millennials as "fucked up idiots" just because we weren't born in the late 60's. So, you uneducated swine, please do realize that just because we weren't born in that era doesn't mean that we can't enjoy the things that existed back then just as you are able to enjoy KZbin which was invented in MY time.

[@smurfette7689]

+Bailey Daniels Damn u owned him

[@Crybatty]

I randomly started thinking about this show, now I'm here. This theme is so peppy!

[@mintytruffle69]

+Is this a dong?(expand) same with me is it weird for a 14 teen year old to love this show and all the shows on boomarang

[@Paul_Ivanish]

+Is this a dong?(expand) Yup yup. This theme creeps up on you for no reason. Damn it!!

[@mintytruffle69]

PaulIvanish XD i used to watch this all the time and the song just out of noware just pops up XD

[@jehugo66]

+minty truffle Good stuff is timeless.

[@youngcuba12]

Is this a dong?(expand) Where is your profile picture from?

[@ConceptofKobi]

This was the inspiration that made totally spies, if anyone of my generation remembers that show

[@samuraifighterchick1456]

Here we go...Here we go...(that theme is still stuck in my head!)

[@samuraifighterchick1456]

+mike rubin Both TS and Josie. They're EXTREMELY catchy!

[@thelazygamer1639]

I recently found Martin Mystery on KZbin, can't really find it on DVD.

[@twilightzoneseinfeld]

jakobi kornegay That and an anime called "The Dirty Pair"

[@oh.hey.3561]

YAS 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@themangoman9315]

This is unironically better than 90% of modern cartoon theme songs like they went hard on the music for no reason and I love it

[@brockreynolds870]

Oh, it was for a reason. A full album was relased on Capitol records in 1970, and it was hopefully going to be a hit, but wasn't.

[@ctrlyoda4581]

@@brockreynolds870 still goated

[@ahad2k11]

The comment would be perfectly valid without throwing in a useless word like "unironically" just so you have a big word to use.

[@jamesaiello5308]

I just realized something everyone has parts in the band Josie and the girls preform Alexander is the manager Alan is the roadie why is Alexandra around she does nothing

[@themangoman9315]

@@jamesaiello5308 yeah

[@shobreza]

i love the drummer animation

[@rockandgemproductions1924]

Ikr right because it looks realistic right

[@panowa8319]

It's all done by rotoscoping. It's where they trace over the actual subject and animate it.

[@pwiest2545]

OMG I thought I was the only one who particularly like this xD

[@watts111]

Follow the bouncing hair!

[@강서우-o7g]

Shob Reza x

[@kayzaac]

Wow. 1970? I strangely have memories of this as 90's kid. This show survived.

[@ajmcc2012]

I saw this show in the late 90s on Cartoon Network

[@dusterdude238]

LOL I used to watch the Original Cartoon series on sat. Morning back in the 70's.

[@kuronekosox]

same here

[@dasdasdus]

Well the 1990s Cartoon Network was filled with 1930s-1970s cartoons.

[@iNsaNePiNk08]

Word, I'm like this song sounds so familiar lol.

[@kainnosgoth7336]

Oh man, the early 70's and all those great cartoons! Makes this tail-end Baby Boomer happy to see that they're alive and well here at KZbin, the closest thing to a time machine until the real thing comes along. Keep rockin' and remembering the day, everybody!!

[@iftimeadrian6203]

Woow 70's! I remember watching this show, and others like Captain Caveman, or JabberJaw somewhere around 94-98 on CartoonNetwork.

[@roxassora2706]

Boomerang reaired the original. I think reruns of old shows, are what got a lot of '70s babies and millennials into the media at the time.

[@rjjcms1]

We watched this when it came over to the UK in the early 70s. Around the same time we saw animated cartoon series on the Jackson 5 and the Harlem Globetrotters.

[@21372745]

Amen

[@countofdownable]

​@rjjcms1 I can't remember this, but my older sister remembers it. I was too young for this. I remember Scooby-Doo, Captain Caveman, Top Cat and Yogi Bear.

[@alvinderama3196]

Josie and the Pussy Cat and Scooby Doo Movies. Ah.... Those were the good ol' days.

[@testodude]

Scooby Doo, Where Are You? was great. Every other incarnation pales in comparison.

[@nakevamuirhead2765]

+kiwimarck cartoons now adays teach kids how to become dumb asses and retards .

[@JGandthe2kk]

Nakeva Muirhead nah it all depends

[@StudioCONGO40]

this was the dark age of animation hb stopped being good at 74 and came back around 89

[@flashstrikewing]

mind your tounge

[@alonzo9772]

Very ahead of its time. Wasn't this the first animated show to have a Black main character?

[@Jalapablo]

Was gonna say that was Fat Albert...but then realized this predates FA by about 2 years I think

[@rjmcallister1888]

The character of Pete Jones on the "Hardy Boys" cartoon (ABC, 1968-69) is generally regarded as the first African-American main character; Valerie here would be the first female.

[@BrooklynChivalry]

Filmation's The Hardy Boys cartoon (1969) introduced the first black male character in an animated series (Pete Jones), and Josie & The Pussycats the first black female character in an animated series (Valerie Smith).

[@jahari3271]

Julian I think so

[@SwarthySkinnedOne]

there was no Black lead character in it.

[@jhowardgators]

Haven't seen this in 40 years but the images and sounds awaken some memories tucked deep back in my head. Amazing the things buried way back in our minds.

[@yvettejones4249]

Oh I miss this cartoon. I use to watch it when I was little. My favorite show when I got home from school and my mom would make me tuna sandwiches with French fries, so delicious. Also reminds me of my mother and her caring loving ways.

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Me too

[@groverjuicy]

Your mom rules!

[@aliciawilkerson9015]

Talk about memories!!!! I watched this show every Saturday morning when I was a kid. Haven't seen this since the 70's!!! Thank you for the memories!!!

[@cuisinecousin]

Yep, all Hanna Barbera shows themes, required the Tennis racquet to be close by.

[@Andrews_Wrestling_Life]

i have to say Hanna-Barbera made the best cartoons

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

They made tons, but not the best. Warner Bros. made the best.

[@matthewbradley3395]

Absolutely. And Chuck Jones produced the best of the lot.

[@shelbyblue61]

Saturday mornings in the 70's was a great time to be a kid

[@Thereaperofcrows]

AFinleyProductions Sure they made classics, but Hanna-Barbera made a million cartoons and they all suck. Go look it up yourself.

[@GreenNastyRabbit]

sadly, the company was sold to warner and then dissolved…

[@johnlennon4179]

I'm a 60s 70 kid when Saturday mornings were great and looked forward to

[@brookeross8666]

I'm a 2000s baby but this by far my favorite show on Boomerang.

[@secretagent9474]

same, i’m so glad we grew up with boomerang

[@karenmoody3567]

Cheryl Ladd was a Pussy Cat as well and she sung on some of their songs also too.

[@alicecoupons]

back when cartoons were kool...........

[@xiiventriloquist_5515]

naughtynun exactly

[@melissamaylath2289]

I love this show. Im a crazy cat lady. I love all things cats. I grew up with these cartoons. They had the purrrfect cartoons back then .great animation. Kid friendly. Catchy theme songs. Pawsome

[@thomashumphrey7395]

This show was groundbreaking as it was the first children's cartoon to feature a black woman playing two tambourines.

[@kimberlytaylor5886]

Loved this as a kid in the 70’s. Especially Josie and Sebastian

[@ericwood2062]

Well I wasn't born until 1989, but I don't care, I still love that show, still here's something you might love here, it's me as their 4th Pussycat, but because my gender's opposite from their's, I wasn't supposed to be wearing a leotard of any kind, not even leopard spotted ones, that's why I kept my blue jeans on and changed shirts for this white one revealing their logo like Melody's bass drum, but at least added the same fake kitty ears, fake kitty tail, and kitty footed shoes as their's. They have the same leopard spots as their's as well as their leotards, I got that shirt because I didn't want you or others to be weirded out by the sight of a male like me wearing a leotard, it would just be too disturbing to a lot of people. But at least Josie, Valerie, and Melody look happy about it, too bad Alexandra didn't as seen from the top-left corner in this one, she's jealous because she thinks she should be the 4th Pussycat and not me, but she can just learn to deal with it, still meant to be funny though, having her spy on me like that, but other than that, although Josie's still the leader of the group and not me, I just thought you'd love this as described about my position as 4th Pussycat: www.deviantart.com/wasted-effort/art/Pussycats-Fan-895571466

[@KINGBADASS100]

The fact that Alvin & The Chipmunks made a comeback & these girls didn't, is almost as big a crime against humanity as anything the axis did in WW2.

[@posey9573]

I am hoping Archie makes a supernatural comic about them like they did with Chiling Adventures of Sabrina and Afterlife with Archie.

[@KINGBADASS100]

Posey Ah that'd be fucking sick bro!

[@xawaomar100]

There was a Josie and the pussycats movie made in the early 2000s

[@KINGBADASS100]

hawaomar100 Yeah but, come one. Other than that, what else?

[@caseygrundman5333]

hahahaha they just did w riverdale

[@dolgy3762]

you know when they're playing their instruments on stage during this sequence, the animation is very smooth and realistic looking.. which can't be said for many other cartoons from the 70s.

[@djsmudgeschannel220]

It's called Rotoscoping. Where they have live footage and actually draw over it and animate it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotoscoping

[@kishaunarcher223]

Danel Lo Gris I really believed they were playing the instruments too😛

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

Yes it's great. The only other cartoon from the 70s I really rated was Hong Kong Phooey that was drawn really well with great motion.

[@willdatsun]

i was just thinking that, traced for sure.

[@Blueman2018]

That theme song is still hot 46 years later love the echo flute sound

[@Stella-zv3gb]

I used to watch both this and the original "Wacky Races" on Teletoon back in the late 90s/early 2000s (Teletoon used to air "Josie and the Pussycats"!)

[@kalel592002]

"Melody" was the blonde and her singing voice was indeed Cherie Stoppelmoor, as she called herself at the time. Her speaking voice was Jackie Josephs. All these characters were designed by the late Dan DeCarlo and I can see some of his art in the characters, most notably Alexandra

[@sifubrace]

kids today don't know what they are missing. These were good times, Jose, Johnny Quest, Lidsville, Land of the lost..... Great times

[@Aesos3429]

It’s funny- I was actually a kid when this comment was made, but the reruns of these shows on boomerang were also part of me and my friends’ early childhoods too 😂

[@suhlaapuvu]

What I really wanna know is where do the bass and organ sounds come from, cause noone's playing those instruments.

[@cm9779]

The session was produced by Milli Vanilli.

[@basteagui]

you mean to tell me a tambourine cannot make keyboard synthesizer sounds?!!?!?!

[@BanjoStory140]

Also.. you know... the vocals. Nobody has a microphone.

[@georgiatechur]

Right? No one else but The Cramps didn't have a bass player

[@lorettalynndavis9695]

LOL! Never noticed it before?

[@ndttvclipsreborn]

Came here cause riverdale reminded me of my childhood

[@teniahhall6123]

NDT TvClips Reborn IKR YES

[@monicaailyn4816]

NDT TvClips Reborn YES SAME

[@amberp3979]

Me too. 👍

[@kimberlysoberano7826]

An inspiration of riverdale and scooby-doo

[@jahari3271]

NDT TvClips Reborn sameee

[@abbyg3852]

literally like Scooby doo

[@austinpearce5442]

Abigail Hulsey it was made to replicate the success of Scooby Doo

[@BrooklynChivalry]

it was made to replicate the success of The Archies, not Scooby Doo (the Pussycats do not have a talking dog or unmask ghosts, and Mystery Inc. do not play rock & roll gigs). Based on the Archie Comics series, Josie went into production at the same time Scooby-Doo was on the air.

[@martymcfly754]

Especially The Shaggy and Fred look alike character's Abigail!

[@mastermonarch]

Always thought Alexandria had a crush on Josey and only tried to horn in on the band to get close Alan was a tool.

[@productplacementadz24-73]

Have you seen jabbajaw or captain caveman and the teen angels.

[@maxwestcomics]

Used to watch this years ago! Back in the 1980s, WPIX 11 in New York City ran this show on Saturday mornings!

[@aurorasalehin4870]

I like Josie and the pussycats but I love the archies

[@franklindelanoroosevelt7467]

Same.

[@Mollysnee27]

Even tho I’m born in 1992 I still rock this song in 1997 I discovered this show, and loved it! My sister also loved it,

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

I was born in 1992 too as well I enjoyed watching this cartoon when I was a little kid

[@stevebaer50]

I grew up watching Josie and the Pussycats as a little boy. I was born in December 1966.

[@19Pyrus70]

Steve Baer I was born in March 1970. Other American cartoons also watched: Scooby Doo, Speed Buggy, Space Ghost, Plastic Man, Blue Falcon, Star Trek, Flintstones, Jetsons, Casper, Popeye, all those assorted animal cartoons like Woody Woodpecker & Bugs Bunny, Penelope Pitstop, Wacky Races -- there was just so much stuff in the 70's I don't think I can name them all.

[@katara7972]

I watched this growing up in the 90's! I had no idea it was created in the 70's until now. 😳

[@paulinamiguel3189]

Do you imagine how epic it would be if they make Riverdale's Josie and the pussycats sing this song in the series?

[@m3rksittdownn423]

christmas jin ooh that would’ve lit

[@colleenengelmann7896]

My 70's childhood; GREAT days indeed!

[@imari2305]

1977, Saturday morning cartoon line up. My favorite cartoon and theme song back then. Also loved it because Melody and I share the same name lol and I sing too haha so no wonder it a classic favorite of mine.

[@xoxohayaati]

I was born in 1997 and yet I only had the hanna barbera classics. Not that I was ever sorry

[@talasiadozier9761]

Who else is watching this in 2019 just to remberbthe old memories

[@kentarigl6365]

Talasia Dozier 2004 baby 😌

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Me

[@askshadowboltmoon1476]

2002

[@philipvalenzuela4969]

2021

[@525Lines]

Jackie Joseph was the voice of Melody. The stories weren't much but there was such great voice talent in cartoons then. The era of old time radio discovered and trained a generation of actors that were retiring by the time these cartoons were being produced. June Foray, Janet Waldo, Howard Morris, Don Messick, Stan Freberg, Paul Frees.

[@austinpearce5442]

525Lines Cheryl Ladd did the singing voice.

[@brianhenson8083]

It was Cheryl Ladd.

[@yvettejones4249]

My favorite cartoon when I was little. Good memories of me watching cartoons while my mom made me food.

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

Wowzers this looks fantastic, cute and flamboyant. Gotta watch it! Melody is so blonde that amazing floofy hair and so darn pretty and a drummer. This is important as I used to play the drums as a kid and sing! And she wears leopard print. All very good signs! Deffo my favourite by a mile.

[@MalikRashod]

The great thing about being a 90s kids is that we got the best of all worlds. I’m sure we’re the last kids to remember this one!

[@LifesDeath]

Very Motown singing voice.

[@joeevans2489]

This makes me remember boomerang snatching all the reruns of this scooby doo and Johnny Quest.

[@FritzMcYeet]

I remember this was a bumper on boomerang for the longest while. I never watched any of the actual episodes, because they never actually reran any of them, but I did hear this song quite a bit while watching boomerang.

[@averystar16]

Out of all the scooby doo clones this one had the best opening

[@stringsofnature4014]

This actually came first

[@clintonmeyers7267]

@@stringsofnature4014 Josie and the Pussycats debuted on September 12th, 1970 on CBS, and ran for only one season, but reruns, both on Saturday morning and in syndication, gave the show extended life and popularity, which was such that the whole cast was brought back for the self-explanatory sequel series, Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space. While Scooby Doo came out in Sept. 13, 1969 with the premiere of “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!” The series joined CBS-TV's Saturday morning cartoon lineup and introduced four intrepid teenage detectives and a talking dog named Scooby-Doo. Season 2 of Scooby Doo came out on the same day of Josie and the Pussycats.

[@clintonmeyers7267]

Scooby Doo came out in September 13, 1969 whle Josie and the Pussycats came out in September 12, 1970. The show Josie and the Pussycats was shy of a year since it's debut. It made its debuts 364 days later. Scooby Doo actually came first. Season 2 of Scooby Doo came out on the same day of Josie and the Pussycats.

[@spongevee1]

@@stringsofnature4014 It did, it was a comic book that started in the 1960s.

[@desertedstranger2914]

The TV show yes, but Joise and the Pussycat’s were comic book characters in Archie comics before Scooby Doo was a tv show. The intellectual property is older than Scooby.

[@samuraifighterchick1456]

I honestly love how fluid Melody's drumming animation is. It confuses yet enthralls me at the same time.

[@stringsofnature4014]

Rotoscoping FTW

[@jodypearce9515]

The "Jem And The Holograms" of the 1970's. I loved both shows. Wish there was was something similar for the 1990's

[@alangreen2698]

ACTRESS ,CHERYL LADD ,THAN KNOWN AS " CHERIE MOOR " WAS THE SINGING VOICE FOR THE DRUMMER ,MELODY

[@waysidetavern]

True!! I watched an interview with Cheryl Ladd last week and she said, she was in Josie & The Pussycats. Her Maiden Name was Stopplemoor! Bet she was glad to marry Daid Ladd!

[@waysidetavern]

That should read David Ladd!

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Oh Wow

[@jehugo66]

This song rocked!

[@rat.mp4879]

Damn...I remember watching this when I was like 3...best time of my life.

[@WindsongMonkee19]

This was (and still is) the most awesome cartoon series ever! I always thought that Alex and Valerie had something going. Anyone else?

[@tsartodd]

so the two guys in this show are basically repurposed versions of Fred and Shaggy from "Scooby Doo."

[@Arrowdance]

LOL! Now I understand the Fairly Odd Parents parody about this show. lol

[@roseywolf7867]

I just wanted to say that old shows for some reason went hard on intros compared to now and it’s awesome

[@monicajones5943]

2019😀 Sounds Like I'm Back In The 70s ☝

[@HeirloomReviews]

Wow i havent heard this in almost 50 years!

[@alicerockerboy]

Pretty talented getting bass guitar and keyboard sounds from a guitar, tambourines, and drums. Amazing ladies.

[@andersport]

They had good song writers and good studio musicians on some of these cartoon shows. This was one them.

[@PauloRodriguezFatec]

Josie and the Pussycats Long tails and and ears for hats Guitars and sharps and flats Neat, sweet, a groovy song You're invited, come along. Hurry, Hurry See ya all in Persia Or maybe France We could be India Or perchance Be with us in Bangkok Make no difference Everywhere the actions at We're involved with this or that Cone along now Josie and the ... No time for purrs and pats Won't run when they here scat There where the plot begins Come on and watch the good guys win

[@kentarigl6365]

2019😌 Edit: I was born in 2004 and I remember this show for all the 90s babies out there

[@menswear2112]

Damn, that drummer’s got swag

[@PaulMcElveen]

I love this classic cartoon and cartoon theme song! Thank you for posting and sharing this fun song!

[@afrogumismine5110]

I forgot who these people were then when i was watching riverdale i started singing this song and i was like. "OMG JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS NOW I REMEMBER." lol

[@DLee1923]

Who hasn't heard this in over 40 YEARS ????? 😁😂

[@NeluThat70sKid]

For anybody out there who's interested, Cheryl Ladd, who did the singing voice for Melody, you can see her show off her musical talent on a Season 3 episode of the Muppet Show doing "I Enjoy Being a Girl" from the 1960s movie musical "Flower Drum Song" with Miss Piggy. It is SO zany and downright hilarious LOL X-D

[@jehugo66]

And Charlie's Angels!

[@kiwitrainguy]

Cheryl Ladd was my favourite Charlies Angel.

[@GoodnightFromHim]

i remember seeing candice bergen on the muppet show, and she was great. i didn't know cheryl ladd was on too.

[@EATeezey]

Yasssss... This show was my everything when Cartoon Network first came out in 1992. They even had a contest to see who could sing the first 5 lines of the song. You'd be surprised how many ppl get them wrong. My sister said that Jem is basically Josie and the Pussycats with 80s hair.

[@fatimagarrc]

Oh. My. Goodness. I remember this! It was a couple of years ago on boomerang

[@AshTrees-pu3dq]

I remember this show randomly airing on some main cartoon channel and I instantly loved watching this! Funny this cartoon was. Very unique.

[@victortaylor7737]

Love the theme song.its catchy and hip

[@badlydrawnkid6]

Knock offs? Are you serious? Scooby Doo was not the first mystery show in the 1960's-1970's. Mystery movies and shows were trendy then. Also, Josie and the Pussy Cats had Melody. How could you hate a show that had Melody in it? Another thing, Scooby Doo, Jabberjaw, and Josie and the Pussycats had pretty much the same creators.

[@daddy.lili.reinhartvideos4843]

Are they from the Archie comics???😂😂😂😂

[@anahi.1i]

oh those good old days are staring to fade away even though i am 11 i watch it when i was 5 or 6 years old i love that show

[@victortaylor7737]

Cheryl Ladd( Charleys Angels) voiced Melody in that series in 1970.just found that out.

[@berriesandcream85]

Obviously you don't know the difference between a Black American and an Indian, Hadji was an orphan from Calcutta.

[@thequeenig5112]

The animation is really good in some scenes

[@househeadericmd]

Oh I am so glad I was a little guy when this cartoon was out. A lost classic! I still love t! Josie, Melody, Alexander, etc!!!!!

[@burlapsacc]

Used to watch this on Boomerang when I was 5 😢

[@Megadriver]

I used to watch this as a kid in the 90s. Doing stupid stunts with my bicycle after school and watching cartoons till bedtime. Good times XD

[@anthonywilliams559]

i love this TV show

[@ooeo]

i was born 2004 this was my childhood.

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

Did you know "Josie and the Pussycats" is the first animated TV series to feature a black character (Melody)?

[@CC-Tron]

Valerie.

[@damortalkombat123]

This was actually the first cartoon to feature a main black female protagonist being Valerie. The first black main character was in the Hardy Brothers in 1969.

[@FlawedNicely]

Fairly odd parents brought me here as a reminder of this show and how much I loved this show.

[@LunaMinuna]

This his is basically Scooby Doo. I feel like this was made by Hanna Barbara

[@CarbyGuuGuu]

Yes, but not owned by them. It was adapted from an Archie Comics series.

[@knockshinnoch1950]

The african american character and lead singer is voiced by Patrice Holloway sister of Motown star Brenda Holloway whose hit "You Made Me So Very Happy" they co wrote together. Patrice signed with Motown aged 12 but her career failed to catch fire. She recorded a few great sides with Billy & Gene Page that also failed to chart but are highly respected on the UK Northern Soul scene "Love & Desire" "A Touch of Venus" & "Stolen Hours". Patrice was highly respected and was THE "go to" session singer in L.A. Appearing on just about everyone's records from early Barry White sessions, as an Ikette, Joe Cocker's "With A Little Help From My Friends", She also features on "Reach Out & Touch Somebody's Hand" & "Someday We'll Be Together" by Diana Ross- (sidebar) "Someday" was originally recorded for inclusion on Diana's debut solo album but Motown decided to release it as the final single by Diana & the Supremes- only Diana appears along with Patrice, Clydie King and Merry Clayton. Patrice also performed live in concert and tv behind Aretha Franklin. Sadly she suffered severe mental health issues and was forced to retire aged 23. She died in 2006 aged 55.

[@kaitlynhernandez59]

I remember watching this . I was like 5 or6

[@elmuffinsayayin8497]

was like scooby doo :D

[@seesee61]

Wow this really takes me back!

[@marinacieri3924]

2018?

[@davidchriscastillo2499]

Loved it! I sure miss those times.

[@6k911Channel]

The only furries that were respected widespread...

[@GarudaMan9]

Hadji wasn't black - he was Indian. Jonny Quest original ran for one season, in 1964-65 - by 1967, it was in reruns on Saturday morning. "The Hardy Boys", in 1969, was the first American cartoon to feature a black character, the drummer Pete Jones. "Josie" premiered the following year, and was the first to feature a black female.

[@chevken1831]

What was the deal with the chick with the black hair and white streak?She was always mad.

[@RachaelTheFirboldDruid]

ChevKen I remember her being perpetually jealous of the fame Josie and the pussycats got.

[@CL-ku7yy]

ChevKen You mean Alexandra? Cause she wants to be the famous one but instead Josie, Val, and Melody are

[@jadegemsss]

ChevKen Ikr she was always hating, snitching, and sneak dissing. 😂

[@BrooklynChivalry]

Alexandra was the sister of their manager Alexander Cabot III, and the foil of the series whom often got them into trouble.

[@ewaseredynska7249]

And for her boyfriend, Alan too

[@robyesidra9490]

Yes,I loved this cartoon and her legs ..

[@molly5911]

I WAS WATCHING STEVEN UNIVERSE AND THE STEVEN AND THE STEVENS SONG SOUNDED REALLY FAMILIAR AND ALL I CPULD REMEMBER WAS SEEING THIS INTRO ON CARTOON NETWORK PR SOMETHING WHEN I WAS REALLY REALLY YOUNG AND I COULDNT REMEMBER ANYTHING BUT PUSSYCATS AND IM SO HAPPY I FINALLY FOUND THIS

[@jimmygay7837]

Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor was the singing voice of "Melody" the blonde on this show. We all know her better as "Kris Monroe" the Angel who replaced Farrah...... her name Cheryl Ladd.

[@coconuthead8616]

0:10 this should be a meme

[@adamporter9827]

we talking 78 - 1980s loved the song and cartoon , the band actually sings this , wow very cool