Will be continually updating this thread as I find more track usage.
Starting off with the '60s episodes. Why? They're more familiar to me (for some reason).
The Zoops (1962)
City Slicker (Bridge From Above Title) - Philip Green - L-94 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series (Title Card)
Birdsville - Philip Green - L-94 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("Gumby was growing watermelons to raise money to buy his mother a special birthday present.")
Keystone Cops - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("I got it!")
Gus The Gumshoe - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series (Gumby and Pokey drive to the zoo to sell the Zoops)
The Jerk - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("Mr. Zookeeper, will you buy some animals from us?")
Unknown Jazz Track - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("What do you want, Gumby?")
The Jerk - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series (The zookeeper puts the Zoops in a cage)
Flivver Chase - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series (One of the Zoops escapes and drags the zookeeper)
Unknown Jazz Track - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("That was delish, Pokey! Let's have another!")
Keystone Cops - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("I'll fix those rascals...")
Gus The Gumshoe - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("Come on, Pokey! Let's buy Mom's present!")
Sez Oi To Him, Sez Him To Me - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("Hey there! Young man!")
Gus The Gumshoe - Philip Green - L-93 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series (Gumby and Pokey clean up the cage)
City Slicker - Philip Green - L-94 Cartoon - Capitol Hi-Q Series ("Wait! I can still get her a present!")
