Baby Elephant Walk" is a piece of music written in 1961 by composer Henry Mancini, for the 1962 . The Billboard Top 100 singles were Lawrence Welk, and the Miniature Men.

Charted at on Billboard Hot 100 in June 1962. From the movie, "Hatari!" A bigger hit version of this piece was released around the same time by Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra (charting at Hot 100, Adult Contemporary). This was the only Hot 100 entry for the Minature Men. Written by Henry Mancini. B-side is "Bool-Ya-Base".

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The Minature Men ‎– Baby Elephant Walk. Label: Dolton Records ‎– No. 57. Format: Vinyl, 7", Single. First pressings of the label have the group name incorrectly spelled "The Minature Men". A): From The Paramount Picture "Hatari". Matrix, Runout (A-side label): DO-713. Matrix, Runout (B-side label): DO-714. Other Versions (5 of 7) View All. Cat.

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Album by The Miniature Men. Baby Elephant Walk. is a cover of. Baby Elephant Walk by Henry Mancini (1962).

09) Baby Elephant Walk (Henry Mancini 1961). 5 years ago 5 years ago. Jazz soundtrack. Get this tune in your head and it sticks. Hal David reportedly composed lyrics to Mancini's tune, which were never used. For a period of time, it was used as the theme song to The Ramblin' Rod Show, a children's morning cartoon show. The first few notes were used at the start of play in the video game Crazy Climber.