Cole Porter

Cole Porter (1891-1964) was a prominent composer of musical theater and popular songs. His musical comedy work includes the shows Anything Goes and Kiss Me, Kate.
==Songs==
===Adios Argentina===
* "Don't Fence Me In"
:- Bob Hope & Paul Revere, The Muppet Show episode 221
===Anything Goes===
* "I Get a Kick Out of You"
:- Wayne & Wanda, The Muppet Show, episode 110
:- Ethel Mermaid on Sesame Street
* "You're the Top"
:- Kermit & Ethel Merman, The Muppet Show, episode 122
===Born to Dance===
* "I've Got You Under My Skin"
:- Kermit, Hank and Frank, and Icky Gunk on a Sam and Friends episode 
:- Behemoth and Shakey Sanchez, The Muppet Show episode 119.
===Du Barry Was a Lady===
* "Friendship"
:- Ethel Merman & Fozzie Bear, The Muppet Show episode 122 
:- Kermit, Robin the Frog & the Whales, The Muppet Show episode 519
* "Well Did You Evah?"
:- Rich Little and Kermit, The Muppet Show episode 204.
===Fifty Million Frenchmen===
* "You Do Something to Me"
:- Wayne and Wanda, The Muppet Show, episode 108
:- Svengali and Pink Creature, The Muppet Show episode 112
===Gay Divorce===
* "Night and Day"
:- Gonzo & two mummies, The Muppet Show episode 516
===High Society===
* "True Love"
:- Miss Piggy and Link Hogthrob, The Muppet Show episode 324.
===Jubilee===
* "Just One of Those Things"
:- Instrumental during the dance marathon, The Muppet Show episode 515
===Kiss Me, Kate===
* "Another Opening, Another Show"
:- Opening number, The Muppet Show episode 514
* "Brush Up Your Shakespeare"
:- Christopher Reeve, The Muppet Show episode 418
===Panama Hattie===
* "Let's Be Buddies"
:- Jimmy Dean and Rowlf the Dog, The Jimmy Dean Show, March 19, 1964
===Red, Hot, and Blue===
* "De Lovely"
:- Ethel Merman, Scooter, and Gonzo, The Muppet Show episode 122
==References==
* When Gonzo sings a song to Camilla in episode 318 of The Muppet Show, he comments, "Listen to the rhymes in the chorus. It's very Cole Porter-y."
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