Songs in "Cartoon Network Fridays - Ep 85 - May 13, 2005"

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A dozen songs were identified in "Cartoon Network Fridays - Ep 85 - May 13, 2005" by 4Kids Flashback between September 2026 and October 2026, led by "Crazy Capers" by Jack Trombey.

Songs identified in this video

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  1. Crazy CapersJack Trombey
  2. New Make up Toys cover
    New Make up ToysKids Music Show
  3. Comedy Cocktails 4Paul Gerard
  4. 45. HUMOROUSDE WOLFE 20TH CENTURY ARCHIVE
  5. Canto A La FelicidadOrquesta Broadway
  6. Organito CallejeroOrquesta Típica Víctor/Francisco Fiorentino
  7. Comedy Cocktails 8Paul Gerard
  8. Comedy Snatches 8 (Hearts & Flowers)Keith Thomas Papworth/De Wolfe
  9. Dr. Inspector (Part 1)Julia D Jones/Thomas Jones Chase/Veigar Margeirsson
  10. Nokia 3210 Mobile Phone Ring Version 4Digiffects Sound Effects Library
  11. FUNFARES 1DE WOLFE MUSIC
  12. Who Wears The PantsJack Trombey
  13. The MothershipAll Cane
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