I did something I’ve never done before.
A spotlight on the best voice over artists
in the industry, legends of the past.
The accent being on the best of the best.
June Foray, Daws Butler, Stan Freberg,
Peter Leeds, Paul Frees, Mel Blanc, etc;.
Some incredible bodies of work here.
Daws was probably the most diverse, his
vocal range was just phenomenal.
Mel was a VERY close second.
Paul had a voice that was god like, a timber
and a power like no other.
Peter was no slouch, conveyed more emotion
than any other that I’m familiar with.
Gotta keep these folks alive, nothing quite
like the old masters.
It was a pretty good show.
Onward and upwards…

I Taut I Taw a Puddy Tat- Mel Blanc
Omni Man- Travesty Ltd.
School- Ron Pearson (s-up)
Eddie’s Apartment- Kenny Young & the Eggplants
Underwater World- Duck’s Breath Mystery Theater
I Love My Dog- George Carlin (s-up)
The Night Pat Murphy Died- Darby O’Gill
Washington Crosses the Delaware- Stand Freberg
Whale Noises- Brian Regan (s-up)
The Martian Boogie- Brownsville Station
Physical- Mike Nichols and Elaine May
Swimming- Demetri Martin (s-up)
30,000 Pounds of Bananas- Harry and Tom Chapin
Little Blue Riding Hood- Foray, Butler, Freberg
Impatient- Glen Foster (s-up)
Cosmik Debris- Frank Zappa
Have You Got any News of the Iceberg?- Les Barker
Sesame Seeds- Mitch Hedberg (s-up)
Hey Rocky- Boris Badenough
Uncle Buford #1- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Married Life- Steve McGrew (s-up)
Talking Vietnam Potluck Blues- Tom Paxton
Uncle Buford #2- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Baby Jokes- Tommy Johnagin (s-up)
Something About a Waitress- The Ziggens
Uncle Buford #3- Da Vinci’s Notebook
Medieval Times- Wyatt Cenac (s-up)
Dear God- Worm Quartet
Spring Training- The Coalition of Unified Men
Eating Animals- Kyle Kinane (s-up)