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Shaggy should sing this to Scooby!

A wonderful Spanky and Our Gang song, and tailor made for Daphne! Thank you, Francis.

I couldn't wait until Sunday Morning. I decided a spot of Saturday Morning on a Saturday Night was just what the doctor ordered. Thanks, Francis! 5th Like.

Though not your usual musical choice, Francis; this one fits on so many levels! (Has it really been over half a century?!) You made me feel old, but in a pleasant way! Thanks, Francis! 5th Like.

I remember when this first came out and always loved seeing Princess Dawn and all the misadventures in encountering The Grump. I was 9 years old then and loved those innocent Saturday mornings with a bowlful of cereal and toons on the TV. Thanks for the memories.

A wonderful tribute to 55 years of HCTG and Princess Dawn! 😃And it is uncanny how Dawn and Daphne sound alike. 😉 Many thanks, Francis.

This song never fails to melt my heart, and even more so when Lady Dawn makes her appearance. Thank you, Francis!

Felix, Eddie, Gene and Dino at the very beginning makes for a fan-freakin'-tastic Daphnefication! And dig Daphne and Fred boogalooing to Gene's solo! Manthanks, Francis.

Daphne-A-Delic with The Yardbirds-AWESOME!!! 🤩🤩🤩Thanks for the latest Daphnefication Francis, and Happy Labor Day! 😎

Has it really been that long? 55 Years? Though not as popular or influential as other cartoons (I'm looking at you, "Scooby Doo,") "Here Comes the Grump" has had a small but steady "Cult Following," and in 2018, we actually got a movie based on the cartoon complete with an "Origin Story" and how Terry Dexter came to Gladland. Not too bad, if you ask me. This is also the first time (that I can recall) hearing this song, which came out the same year as HCTG; making it a very appropriate choice on that point, alone. Thanks for posting this, Francis! And have a safe and happy Labor Day! 1st Like.

Thanks for a touch of Saturday Morning on a Sunday Morning, Francis. I needed that right about now. Have a safe and happy Labor Day! 2nd Like.

Daphne <3

I haven't heard this one in over half a century. But as a break-up / tell-off song; I think that Taylor Swift could learn a thing or two from Young Rascals: "THAT'S how we did it back in the day, young lady!" As always, thanks for a great way to start a Saturday Morning with nostalgic cartoons and music! Have a safe and happy Labor Day Weekend, Francis! 2nd Like.

Perfect song for both Daphne and Princess Dawn. In the 1966- 1967 movie "You're A Big Boy Now", this song was a discoteque scene and was dedicated to a woman named Barbara. On the album cover, the song is subtitled "Barbara's Theme." Arrangement and orchestral conducting on the song is by Artie Schoreck.

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Good choice of song for Velma, Francis! Not everyone can pull-off the look, but Velma does it with aplomb! As always, thanks for a nostalgic does of Saturday Morning cartoons with period-correct music. Thanks, Francis! 1st Like.

With all due respect to Frank Zappa, brown shoes do indeed make it here! 😉 A terrific Velmafied Beatles video. Thanks, Francis! 😎

Sweet poly was gorgeous

It seems I'm a bit late to this party, Francis. But better late than never for a nostalgic does of Saturday Morning to the stylings of The King himself! A hearty, "You're welcome," to Elvis Aron Presley! Well actually, at 1:13, Scooby Doo DID catch a rabbit . . . . Thanks, Francis! 6th Like.

This Daphne Blake Tribute to the music of this iconic Elvis song works well and was fun to watch! Thanks for a does of Saturday Morning on a Sunday Morning, Francis! 2nd Like.

Elvis really tears up the dance floor for Daphne here! Another great Daphnefication. Thank you, Francis!

I'm sure that Princess Dawn and Terry Dexter will wholeheartedly approve; both of Elvis' crooning, and your video choreography! (The mental image that came to mind is Princess Dawn, Terry, and Bip at a table in an outdoor cafe in Gladland, with Elvis serenading them . . . .) As an aside, where did you get that DePatie-Freleng-esque illustration of Elvis at 3:25 . . . ? Thanks for a nostalgic does of classic late 1960's Saturday Morning, Francis! 2nd Like.

A beautifully done tribute to Elvis, and fit for Princess Dawn, too! Thank you, Francis.

Great cartoon used to watch,.every Saturday

I watched this cartoon when it came out back in 1969 and still come here just to watch your wonderful rendition when I need an escape from real life's problems. Thank you.

Whenever someones asks "Ginger or MaryAnn" I always answer "Sweet Polly"

It seems I'm a bit late, but this was great, Francis! Whoever would have imagined Princess Dawn and Grace Slick featured in the same fanvid! I remember this HCTG episode very well as it introduced me to the concept of "crossover" fiction. Thanks again, Francis! 12th (belated) like.

What a great way to start a Saturday Morning. Jefferson Airplane goes well with Scooby Doo! Thanks, Francis! I'm hoping that you'll consider a "Here Comes The Grump" video using "Go Ask Alice," in the near future. 1st Like.

This now has my vote as my favorite Daphnefication! Daphne tapping into her inner Grace Slick is AWESOME!!! 😃😃😃 Many thanks, Francis. 😎

Thanks for posting this, Francis! I can always count on you for a little taste of Saturday Morning a day later. One thing that caught my attention is the level of detail work the artists lavished on their backgrounds back in the day, like at 1:36. Budgetary restrictions may have kept the action to 6 - 8 frames per second. But the backgrounds were under no such restrictions. They didn't have to put the artwork above the mine arches. But there it is! And a belated happy 73rd, Mr. North! 4th Like.

What a cool way to celebrate Jay North's Arrival Day! 😃 Thanks for another great Gary Lewis video Francis, and perfectly Dawnified, too. And kudos to you for giving Leon Russell a tip o' the hat.

Thanks for your usual dose of Saturday Morning Nostalgia, Francis; I look forward to it! And I haven't heard this classic for over half a century, so thanks for that as well! 5th Like.

So THAT'S why he became The Ghost Clown-unrequited love! Lovin' it, Francis. Thanks for a great Daphnefication of Gary Lewis' goodie.

The song was a Top 40 hit in 1958, eleven years before "Scooby Doo" ever debuted on TV. Amazing that Burt Bacharach and Hal David wrote this one compared to their later romantic classics from the 1960's and 70's. R.I.P., Burt & Hal, two great songwriters.

Yeah I think I did good in the great Scooby Doo trivia challenge

Yeah I know I just love the song lady willpower Daphne Blake and Velma Dinkley and April Stewart and princess dawn

Yeah I love the song blow away sung by George Harrison and Daphne Blake and Velma Dinkley

Nicely done, Francis! I can always count on you for a taste of Cartoon and Music nostalgia on a Saturday Morning! It's great to feel nine again, even if only for 3 minutes and thirty five seconds! 2nd Like.

Great song! Great Scoobyfication! And dig that RUBBER SOUL ad! Thanks for the triple treat, Francis.

Very good job dudes and greatly well done!! Congratulations 994.104% yo throughout the 4th sizzling patriotic week of said jubilant July y'all. Outstanding! Makes me feel like a kid again. Break out the sugar frosted cereal and warm up the Zenith. It’s time for Saturday morning goodness.

This is a great video of lovely Daphne (the original 1969 version.) Ironically, the only Monkee that The Mystery Machine Gang ever worked with was Davy Jones in a 1972 "Scooby's Mystery Movies" series and that was animated two years after the Monkees originally disbanded in 1970. Davy even got to provide his own voiceover.

Very good job dudes and nicely well done!! Congratulations 994.64% yo throughout the 4th sizzling patriotic week of said jubilant July y'all. LOVE IT, FRANCIS!!! 😃Great song, great Daphnefication, and Scooby's birthday message (and Shaggy's closing words) are a gas. THANK YOU!!! 🙂🥇🏅🥇🏅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

This lighthearted video was just the way to start a quiet Sunday Morning. Thanks, Francis! And please keep 'em coming! 4th Like.

Splendid Harrisong (as his publishing company would say) turned into a cool Scoobyfication, right down to Josie and The Pussycats' cameo! Thank you, Francis.

This song is one year older than I am, and I think this is the first time I heard it in over half a century. Even then, that was during the movie credits. They rarely played this on the radio; even at Halloween. It really does fit the Scooby Doo vibe, perfectly! Thanks, Francis! 2nd Like.

Awesome job

Without a doubt the high point of the Burt Bacharach-Hal David partnership! 😆Thanks for another cool Scoobyfied video, and a great laff, Francis! 😁

Beautiful <3

The song sounds Great

I got 8 right.