Cattanooga Cats - HANNA BARBERA

Cattanooga Cats depicts the adventures of a 60's rock band.

• Lead singer/guitarist Country (voiced by Bill Callaway); drives their tour bus, Gashopper.

• Singer/dancer Kitty Jo (voiced by Julie Bennett); sang lead on a number of songs, had her own unique dance, drove Gashopper occasionally.

• Upright bassist Scoots Clunk (voiced by Jim Begg); his Magic Crayon could create anything from thin air to get the Cats out of a tight spot, for example, in "Autograph Hounded", Scoots' Magic Crayon came up with a cake to smash Chessie the Autograph Hound.

• Drummer Groove (voiced by Casey Kasem); fond of speaking in rhyme."

Country is the Cats' lead singer, and guitarist. He's also the tallest,and the thinnest of the group, and is also romantically linked with Kitty Jo in many of the music videos, including singing a duet with her in the song "I Never Knew". He shared a kiss with her in the "Listen to the Sound" and "Mother, May I?" Song.

Country has bright orange fur with a large white patch just below the eyes and around his mouth and chin, his small black nose, and chin. He wears a large, deep forest-green Hillbilly-type hat which he's rarely without, as well as a dark purple ascot around his neck, a chartreuse long-sleeved shirt, green pants that match his hat, and white knee-high boots. He has only appeared twice without his hat, once in the "Listen to the Sound" music video and once in the episode "Ghosting A-Go-Go", revealing that his ears are small and close together with white inside them. He also has the longest whiskers of all of the Cats.

He has a small protruding upper fang that isn't visible when he sings.

Kitty Jo is a character in Cattanooga Cats. She was voiced by Julie Bennett, with singing voice by Peggy Clinger.

She is the female lead singer, and the main dancer of the band. She has her own special signature dance move that's most prominent in their music videos and is also shown during the opening and closing credits. She is also Country's steady girlfriend.

Scoots, short for Scooter, is the shortest member of the band, and their upright bass player. In several videos, he also plays banjo or bass guitar. As well, he can deploy The Magic Crayon from his pocket in an emergency to create anything he needs out of thin air.

In several shorts, he plays a caveman finding ways to get out of various sorts of trouble, often accidentally inventing or discovering things or using prehistoric animals to his advantage.

Scoots is a grayish-green tabby with white patches of fur around his mouth and chin and inside his ears. He usually wears a large maroon hillbilly hat with an orange hatband, a light-orange shirt, a very small maroon vest that matches the maroon on his hat, and jeans or orange stretch pants, depending on the setting. He wears a loincloth in the caveman shorts, though he still keeps his trademark hat.

His catchphrase is "Wavy chitlin' gravy!" or sometimes just "Wavy gravy!", which is an expression of amazement, bewilderment or disbelief, or "Ding-a-ling, ding-a-lings", which means basically the same thing.

He is the cheerful drummer for the band who almost always speaks in rhyme. He also has a clever way of speaking to animals, and they seem to understand him perfectly. He and Kitty Jo are the only two members of the group who don't wear hats. He and Scoots are the only members who don't wear shoes. He sometimes makes funny faces and sticks his tongue out of his mouth while keeping his eyes closed when he's playing his drums.

He has a bluish-green face and body with a small tuft of black hair on the top of his head, white fur on the inside of his ears and the lower part of his face, and long whiskers. He wears a deep orange ascot, a short reddish-brown vest, and short light orange stretch pants with a small maroon belt that often goes unseen.

Cattanooga Cats depicts the adventures of a fictitious rock band, similar to the Archies and the Banana Splits, but populated by anthropomorphic hillbilly, southern cats:

• Lead singer/guitarist Country (voiced by Bill Callaway); drives their tour bus, Gashopper

• Singer/dancer Kitty Jo (voiced by Julie Bennett); sang lead on a number of songs, had her own unique dance, drove Gashopper occasionally

• Upright bassist Scoots Clunk (voiced by Jim Begg); his Magic Crayon could create anything from thin air to get the Cats out of a tight spot, for example, in "Autograph Hounded", Scoots' Magic Crayon came up with a cake to smash Chessie the Autograph Hound

• Drummer Groove (voiced by Casey Kasem); fond of speaking in rhyme, and the only one speaking in rhyme.

• Country: Lead singer and guitarist

He's the Cats' lead singer, and guitarist. He's also the tallest,and the thinnest of the group, and is also romantically linked with Kitty Jo in many of the music videos, including singing a duet with her in the song "I Never Knew". He shared a kiss with her in the "Listen to the Sound" and "Mother, May I?" Songs.

Country has bright orange fur with a large white patch just below the eyes and around his mouth and chin, his small black nose, and chin. He wears a large, deep forest-green Hillbilly-type hat which he's rarely without, as well as a dark purple ascot around his neck, a chartreuse long-sleeved shirt, green pants that match his hat, and white knee-high boots. He has only appeared twice without his hat, once in the "Listen to the Sound" song and once, revealing that his ears are small and close together with white inside them. He also has the longest whiskers of all of the Cats.

He has a small protruding upper fang that isn't visible when he sings.

• Kitty Jo: Vocalist and go-go dancer

She is the female lead singer, and the main dancer of the band. She has her own special signature dance move that's most prominent in their music videos and is also shown during the opening and closing credits. She is also Country's steady girlfriend. She is a light pink cat with long pink hair, a green scarf with a long sleeve purple sweater dress and green boots. Her ears have white inside them, as well as a white colored muzzle.

• Scoots: Bassist

Scoots, short for Scooter, is the shortest member of the band, and their upright bass player. In several songs, he also plays banjo or bass guitar. As well, he can deploy The Magic Crayon from his pocket in an emergency to create anything he needs out of thin air.

Scoots is a grayish-green tabby with white patches of fur around his mouth and chin and inside his ears. He usually wears a large maroon hillbilly hat with an orange hatband, a light-orange shirt, a very small maroon vest that matches the maroon on his hat, and jeans or orange stretch pants, depending on the setting. He wears a loincloth in the caveman shorts, though he still keeps his trademark hat.

• Groove: Drummer

He is the cheerful drummer for the band who almost always speaks in rhyme. He also has a clever way of speaking to animals, and they seem to understand him perfectly. He and Kitty Jo are the only two members of the group who don't wear hats. He and Scoots are the only members who don't wear shoes. He sometimes makes funny faces and sticks his tongue out of his mouth while keeping his eyes closed when he's playing his drums.

He has a bluish-green face and body with a small tuft of black hair on the top of his head, white fur on the inside of his ears and the lower part of his face, and long whiskers. He wears a deep orange ascot, a short reddish-brown vest, and short light orange stretch pants with a small maroon belt that often goes unseen.

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