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Sesame Street Gold!

***Sesame Street Gold!*** is a 2-LP set that combines the first two *Sesame Street* albums: *The Sesame Street Book & Record* and *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*. It was later reissued with a catalog number of CTW 89006, with the same contents.

## Record One

**Side One**

1. Sesame Street Theme - The Entire Cast
by Joe Raposo, Jon Stone, Bruce Hart
2. ABC-DEF-GHI - Big Bird
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Joe Raposo and Jon Stone
3. I've Got Two - Big Bird, Oscar, Mr. Hooper and everybody
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Jeff Moss
4. Goin' For a Ride - The Anything Muppets
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
5. What Are Kids Called - Bob and Susan
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
6. Everybody Wash - Ernie and Bert
by Joe Raposo, Jon Stone and Jim Henson
7. One of These Things - Bob and Susan
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Jon Stone
8. Up and Down - Two Monsters
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
9. Green - Kermit
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo

**Side Two**

1. Somebody Come and Play - The Kids
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
2. I Love Trash - Oscar
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
3. A Face - Bob
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
4. J-Jump - The Kids
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
5. The People in Your Neighborhood - Bob and the Anything Muppets
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
6. Rub Your Tummy - Gordon
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Dave Connell
7. The Number Five - The Kids
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Jim Henson
8. Five People In My Family - The Anything Muppets
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
9. Nearly Missed - Susan
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
10. Rubber Duckie - Ernie
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss

## Record Two

**Side One**

1. Sesame Street - The Kids
(Raposo-Stone-Hart)
2. Play Along - Gordon, Susan, Oscar, Big Bird, Mr. Hooper, Ernie and Bert
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
3. Everyone Makes Mistakes - Big Bird
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
4. The Garden - Susan and Oscar
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
5. High, Middle, Low - Herbert Birdsfoot, Ernie and Bert
Music by Jeff Moss, Lyrics by Emily Kaplin
6. The Word Family Song - Gordon, Susan, Mr. Hooper and Oscar
(Raposo-Moss)
7. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
8. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? - Marty and Grover
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo

**Side Two**

1. Sing - The Kids
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
2. Mad! - Little Jerry and the Monotones
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
3. Picture a World - Susan and Gordon
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
4. The Grouch Song - Oscar
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
5. Stop! - Gordon
(Raposo-Moss)
6. I'm Pretty - A Baby Seal
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
7. Circles - Cookie Monster and Herry Monster
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
8. Over, Under, Around and Through - Grover
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
9. Someday, Little Children - Susan and the Kids
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss

## Other releases

Cassette1977
Sesame Street Records
C 790018-track1977
Sesame Street Records
8T-79001CassetteSesame Street Records
C 89006
The Newest Nicktoons

***The Newest Nicktoons*** is the second Nicktoon-themed compilation album. Following up *The Best of Nicktoons*, it was released by Kid Rhino on audio cassette and CD on October 2, 2001, alongside *Dance And Sing! The Best of Nick Jr.*

Like *The Best of Nicktoons* before it, a piece of "Nick On-Air Music" comes between each show's selection of songs on the album. Ironically, these particular music pieces were from past Nickelodeon station IDs and bumpers that the network had *stopped* using at the time of the album's release.

Curiously, unlike its predecessor, the album only presents musical highlights from half of the shows featured; *SpongeBob SquarePants*, *Rocket Power*, *Invader Zim*, *Pelswick* (despite not actually being produced by Nickelodeon), *ChalkZone*, and *The Fairly OddParents* are represented only by their theme songs (though *SpongeBob*, *Rocket Power*, *Invader Zim*, and *ChalkZone* would each later receive their own albums).

The *ChalkZone* theme song on the album, notably being used here months before the show's official premiere (albeit after its "sneak peek" on New Year's Eve of 1999), differs slightly from the version heard in the show (and on its own soundtrack, *In the Zone*), as the electric guitar in the normal opening has a synthesizer in its place. Also, the album's version of "I'm in Between" (the *As Told by Ginger* theme song) is the original version by Cree Summer (which had already been replaced by Macy Gray's version by the time the album came out), and "*The Fairly OddParents* Theme Song" is inexplicably missing the character vocals.

Also worth noting is that two of the selected songs from *Hey Arnold!* - "Keep Your Sunny Side Up" and "When Life Gives You Lemons" - were from the episode "Eugene, Eugene!", which did not air in the US until January 28, 2003, over a year after the album's release.
Playhouse Disney: Imagine and Learn with Music

***Playhouse Disney: Imagine and Learn with Music*** is the third Playhouse Disney album.

## Track listing

1. Playhouse Disney Theme Song
2. *JoJo's Circus* Theme Song (*JoJo's Circus*)
3. Hope You Like Spinning (*JoJo's Circus*)
4. Stop 'n Go Pretzel (*JoJo's Circus*)
5. Brush Your Teeth (*JoJo's Circus*)
6. Clown Around (*JoJo's Circus*)
7. Sharing with Your Friends (*JoJo's Circus*)
8. Here in Higglytown (*Higglytown Heroes*)
9. New Friends (The Translator Song) (*Higglytown Heroes*)
10. Friends Are Heroes (*Higglytown Heroes*)
11. Ripped Pants Blues (The Tailor Song) (*Higglytown Heroes*)
12. Hot Hot Day (The Lifeguard Song) (*Higglytown Heroes*)
13. A Rainy Day (The Teacher Song) (*Higglytown Heroes*)
14. Hey, It's a Brand New Day (*Breakfast with Bear*)
15. The Morning Mambo (*Breakfast with Bear*)
16. The Breakfast Song (*Breakfast with Bear*)
17. *The Koala Brothers* Theme Song (*The Koala Brothers*)
18. The Helping Song (*The Koala Brothers*)
19. *Rolie Polie Olie* Theme Song (*Rolie Polie Olie*)
20. The Twirl (*Rolie Polie Olie*)
21. In the Wiggles' World (*The Wiggles*)
22. Wobbly Whoopsy (*The Doodlebops*)
23. Together Forever (*The Doodlebops*)
24. Woodland Valley Cha Cha (*Bear in the Big Blue House*)
25. We're All Different (*Bear in the Big Blue House*)
26. My Man Stanley Theme Song (*Stanley*)
27. Just You and Me (*Stanley*)
28. Q U (They Might Be Giants)
29. Clap Your Hands (They Might Be Giants)
30. *Little Einsteins* Theme Song (*Little Einsteins*)
In Harmony: A Sesame Street Record

***In Harmony: A Sesame Street Record***, released in 1980, featured celebrity singers, plus an appearance by Ernie and Cookie Monster.

This album reached #156 on *Billboard's* Top LPs and Tapes chart in 1981, and won a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children. It was reissued on CD in 1990.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Wynken, Blynken and Nod - The Doobie Brothers
2. Jellyman Kelly - James Taylor
3. Be With Me - Carly Simon
4. Blueberry Pie - Bette Midler
5. Share - Ernie and Cookie Monster
6. One Good Turn - Al Jarreau

**Side Two**

1. I Want a Horse - Linda Ronstadt and Wendy Waldman
2. The Sailor and the Mermaid - Libby Titus and Dr. John
3. Pajamas - Livingston Taylor
4. A Friend for All Seasons - George Benson and Pauline Wilson
5. I Have a Song - Lucy Simon
6. In Harmony - Kate Taylor and The Simon/Taylor Family

## Notes

* "I Want a Horse" was also featured on Disc 4 (Rarities) of the Linda Ronstadt Boxed Set in 1999.

* Although this is a Warner Bros. release, the label design copies the Sesame Street Records label design from this period.

* A sequel LP, *In Harmony 2*, was released in 1981 on Columbia BFC 37641. While there is no Muppet content on it, a notice on the back cover says, "A royalty is being donated to the Children's Television Workshop and various children's charities."

## Other releases

Cassette1980
Warner Bros. Records
M5 3481CD1990
Warner Bros. Records
3481-2
## International releases

LPBrazil, 1981
WEA Discos Limitada
26.043album cover for BrazilLPGermany, 1980
Warner Bros. Records
WB 56 860LPJapan, 1980
Warner/Pioneer
P-10929WCDJapan, 1990
Warner/Pioneer
WPCP-3891
The Best of Sesame Street

***The Best of Sesame Street*** is a 1987 collection of *Sesame Street* songs.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Sesame Street Theme - The Kids
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. AB-C-DEF-GHI - Big Bird
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. Somebody Come and Play - The Kids
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Rubber Duckie - Ernie
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
5. Sing - The Kids
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Ten Commandments of Health - Dr. Thad and the Medications
from *Born to Add*
7. "C" is for Cookie - Cookie Monster and the Company
from *Bert & Ernie Sing-Along*
8. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*

**Side Two**

1. The Opposite Song - Chris and the Alphabeats
from *Born to Add*
2. Bein' Green - Kermit the Frog
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. The People in Your Neighborhood - Bob and the Anything Muppets
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? - Marty and Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
5. The Happiest Street in the World - Big Bird
from *Sesame Disco!*

## Note

* On Golden Music's cassette release, the "Sesame Street Theme" is reprised after "The Happiest Street in the World."

## Other releases

Cassette1990
Golden Music
4105
## International releases

CDJapan, 1991
Sony Records
SRCS 5455CDJapan, 1999
Sony Records
SVWC 4003
## See also

* *Sesame Street Best*
* Sesame Street discography
Sesame Street Story Time

***Sesame Street Story Time*** collects the soundtracks of eight "fairy tales" that were performed on the show. Each tale is narrated by a human cast member, and acted out by Anything Muppets.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. The King's Picnic - Maria and the Muppets
(Ray Sipherd)
2. The King and the Fireman - Bob and the Muppets
(Jeff Moss)
3. The Legend of the Lovely Lady Linda - Bob and the Muppets
(Emily Perl Kingsley)
4. The Story of Ira and Inez - Bob and the Muppets
(Ray Sipherd)

**Side Two**

1. The King's Nose - Maria and the Muppets
(Jeffrey Moss)
2. Ike and the Ilk - Maria and the Muppets
(Emily Perl Kingsley)
3. The King Banishes the Letter "P" - Luis and the Muppets
(David Korr)
4. The King's Problem - Maria and the Muppets
(Ray Sipherd)

## Cast

* Emilio Delgado as Luis
* Sonia Manzano as Maria
* Bob McGrath as Bob
* The Muppets created by Jim Henson
	+ The voices of Caroll Spinney, Frank Oz, Jerry Nelson, Richard Hunt, Fran Brill, and Jim Henson

## Credits

* Produced by Jim Timmens
* Edited and Mixed by Don Young
* Music coordinator: Danny Epstein
* Associate producer: Geri Van Rees
* Cover art by Joe Mathieu
* Art direction by Robert Pierce
* The Band: Bob Cranshaw, Mel Davis, Danny Epstein, Wally Kane, Al Klink, Steve Little, and Jim Mitchell
A Sesame Street Christmas (album)

***A Sesame Street Christmas*** is a *Sesame Street* holiday-related album.

Released in 1995, the material on the album is very similar to the *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street* LP from 1975. However, it has been modernized by removing some of the characters who were no longer on the show, and dubbing in current characters. For example, the 1975 version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas" included vocal parts by Hard Head Henry Harris and Smart Tina, who are replaced here by Elmo and Telly. Zoe, Hoots and Wolfgang were also added. Moreover, one track is added, "True Blue Miracle," that is not from *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street*.

## Track listing

1. Sesame Street Christmas Overture - The Sesame Street Festival Orchestra
2. We Wish You a Merry Christmas - Elmo, Hoots, Zoe, Big Bird, Prairie Dawn, Herry, Gordon, Bob, Grover, Susan, Luis, Maria, the Count, Bert, Ernie, and Cookie Monster
3. Medley: Deck the Halls / Jingle Bells / White Christmas / Winter Wonderland - Herry, Bert, Ernie, Prairie Dawn, the Count, Elmo, Zoe, Bob, Susan, Hoots, and Big Bird
4. I Hate Christmas - Oscar
5. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Bert and Ernie
6. The Twelve Days of Christmas - Cookie Monster, Elmo, Prairie Dawn, Grover, Bert, Ernie, Oscar, the Count, Big Bird, Telly, Herry, and Snuffle-upagus
7. True Blue Miracle - Hoots, Bob, and Elmo
8. Medley: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas / Silver Bells / The Christmas Song / Santa Claus is Coming to Town - Big Bird, Susan, Gordon, Bob, and Grover
9. All I Want for Christmas (Is My Two Front Teeth) - The Count
10. A Christmas Pageant - Prairie Dawn, Ernie, Bert, Herry Monster, Cookie Monster, and Grover
11. Keep Christmas With You (All Through the Year) - Susan, Gordon, Big Bird, Luis, Hoots, Bob, Prairie Dawn and Ernie
12. We Wish You A Merry Christmas (Reprise) - Elmo, Wolfgang, Oscar, and everyone

## Production credits

* Originally produced by Jon Stone
* New compilation produced by Ed Mitchell and Christopher Cerf
* Conducted by Dave Conner, Dick Lieb and Sam Pottle
* Directed by Sam Pottle

## Cast

* Emilio Delgado as Luis
* Loretta Long as Susan
* Bob McGrath as Bob
* Roscoe Orman as Gordon
* Sonia Manzano as Maria
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn and Zoe
* Kevin Clash as Elmo, Hoots the Owl, and Wolfgang the Seal
* Jim Henson as Ernie
* Jerry Nelson as Herry Monster and Count von Count
* Frank Oz as Bert, Grover, and Cookie Monster
* Martin P. Robinson as Telly Monster and Mr. Snuffleupagus
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch

## Other releases

Cassette1995
Sony Wonder
LT 67340
LT 67664CD2008
Koch Records
KOC-CD-4549
## International releases

CDAustralia, 1997
EMI
72438-59369-2CassetteAustralia, 1997
EMI
72438-59369-4CDAustralia
ABC Records
3722630
Roosevelt Franklin Counts

In this song, Roosevelt Franklin counts to 10, with a little help from his mother. She asks him a series of musical questions, and he answers in rhyme.

The song uses the same tune as "Roosevelt Franklin's Alphabet." The brassy intro to the song used for *The Year of Roosevelt Franklin* was used in *Sesame Street's 50th Anniversary Celebration*, underscoring Roosevelt's cameo in Hooper's Store.

## Audio Releases

* The Year of Roosevelt Franklin (1971)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! *(1974)*
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Roosevelt Franklin Counts/Roosevelt Franklin's Alphabet (single, 1976)
* ABCs and 123s (2012)
Furry Friends Forever: Elmo Gets a Puppy (soundtrack)

**Furry Friends Forever: Elmo Gets a Puppy** is the soundtrack to the *Sesame Street* animated special of the same name. The album was released digitally on August 13, 2021.

## Track listing

1. Cookie Monster Doggie Treats - Cookie Monster, Elmo, Grover
2. Hooray for Getting Clean (Puppy Bath Time) - Abby Cadabby, Elmo, Grover
3. That's Home - Elmo, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch
Dee, Dee, Dee

"**Dee, Dee, Dee**" is a *Sesame Street* song performed by Ernie and Cookie Monster, debuting in Season 3. Ernie sings about D words as Cookie Monster frantically holds up (and occasionally eats) items representing the words, eventually fainting from the strain.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet ABCD (single, 1971)
* Ernie's Hits (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* La La La/Dee Dee Dee (single, 1976)
* Muppet ABCD (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* Muppet Masquerade (1978)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* The Best of Ernie (1983)
* ABC (book and tape) (1996)
* Bert and Ernie's Greatest Hits (1996)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
* Sing Silly Songs! (2019)
Love (album)

***Love*** is comprised of songs by the various *Sesame Street* characters, singing about the people, places, and things that they like and love. This album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to *In Harmony: A Sesame Street Record*.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Love - The Kids from Sesame Street
(Raposo)
2. Wonderful Me - Big Bird
(Geiss/Pottle)
3. The Things I Love - Oscar the Grouch
(Geiss)
4. Do You Like Me? - Ernie and Bert
(Namanworth)
5. I Love a Waltz - The Count
(Parnes)
6. The Lovable Monsters of Sesame Street - The Sesame Street Monsters
(Axlerod/Pottle)
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
7. Bert's Love Song - Bert
(Kingsley/Pockriss)
8. I Just Adore 4 - Big Bird
(Bailey/Pottle)
from *The Count Counts*

**Side Two**

1. I Love When It Rains - Bob and Oscar the Grouch
(Cahn/Kahn)
2. A Really Good Feeling - Big Bird
(Korr/Pottle)
from *Bert & Ernie Sing-Along*
3. I Love a March - Bert and Ernie
(Hall/Pottle)
4. Filling the Air with Love - Olivia
(Cozell/Fontana)
5. Transylvania Love Call - The Count and The Countess
(Swet/Pockriss)
6. The Happiest Street in the World - Big Bird
(Raposo)
from *Sesame Disco!*

## Notes

* A 1979 CTW memo to Danny Epstein mentions some songs proposed to be included on the album, but not included:
	+ "Sunshine On a Rainy Day"
	+ "I'm Glad I'm Friends With You"
	+ "Wonderful To Be You"
	+ "Try a Little Harder"
	+ "Help Me"
	+ "Sully's Love Song (Yes)"

## Cast

* Bob McGrath as Bob
* Alaina Reed as Olivia
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Frank Oz as Bert
* Jerry Nelson as the Count
* Richard Hunt as the Countess
* Jim Henson as Ernie

## Production credits

* Produced by Arthur Shimkin
* Associate Producer: Geri Van Rees
* Mixed and Edited by Dave Conner
* Engineering by Russ Payne
* Project Director: Sharon Lerner
* Project Coordinator: Pat Tornborg
* Art Director: Robert Pierce
* Cover Photography by Neil Selkirk

## Sources

1. ↑ Documents from CTW Archives at University of Maryland
Shino

**Shino** *(志 乃, Shino)* es un personaje de Wonder Egg Priority. Ella es una niña eclosionada del Wonder Egg de Rika.

## Apariencia

Shino es una joven adolescente de estatura promedio, contextura delgada y tez clara. Tiene una mancha morada en el lado izquierdo de la cara que cubre el área desde la oreja hasta un poco más allá del ojo izquierdo. Ella también tiene un lunar debajo de la boca.

Su cabello es castaño oscuro partido en el medio y peinado en un rodete bajo. Algunos mechones de su cabello se desmechan por sí solos.

Se la ve con una túnica completamente blanca que se asemeja a una bata de hospital, su camisa tiene mangas largas y se extiende un poco más allá de sus caderas.

## Trasfondo

Se da a entender que Shino era un paciente en un hospital psiquiátrico, la niña se lastimó. Ha sido manipulada por Mukade, su médico, quien la hizo entrar en un culto con algunos rituales extraños. Su familia también fue víctima. Después de arruinarle la vida, Shino se suicidó. Mukade probablemente le dijo que se suicidara, manipulándola. Como otras chicas del Wonder Egg, también trató de persuadir a su protectora, Rika Kawai, de que abandonara la pelea y muriera. Dado que ella también sufría de intentos suicidas y autolesiones, fue más fácil para Shino tratar de eliminar a Rika, ya que presentaba algunas similitudes con este personaje. Aunque todavía estaba manipulada, Shino estaba claramente del lado de su asesino. Ni siquiera le agradeció a Rika por salvarla, pero se dio cuenta de lo que sucedió.

## Curiosidades

* El huevo de Shino está registrado como) 46 \* ‡.

## Etimología

* El nombre **Shino** significa "intención", "propósito" (志) (**shi**) y "de" (乃) (**no**).
Imagination Collection

***Imagination Collection*** is a digital *Sesame Street* music collection released on Sesamestreet.org in 2012 via SoundCloud with songs available for purchase on iTunes. The collection consisting of tracks from previously released albums themed around imagination.

## Track listing

1. Imagination
*From Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
2. I Don't Want to Live on the Moon
*From Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
3. Up and Down *(listed as If Moon Was Cookie)*
*From The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Barn in the USA
*From Born to Add*
5. Circles
*From The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Sleepytime on Sesame Street
*From Dreamytime Songs*
7. In Your Imagination
*From Dreamytime Songs*
8. If I Were
*From Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
9. Goin' for a Ride
*From The Sesame Street Book & Record*
10. Me Gotta Be Blue *(listed as Monster's Three Wishes)*
*From The Gang's All Here!*
Songs from Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House

**Cat no.** | 60640-7

***Songs from Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House*** contains original songs from the TV show.

## Track listing

1. Welcome to the Blue House - Cast
Bill Obrecht and Peter Lurye
2. What's That Smell? - Bear
Steve Charney
3. The Bear Cha-Cha-Cha - Bear, with Cast
Peter Lurye
4. Dear Grandma - Tutter, with Bear
Peter Lurye and Brian Woodbury
5. Happy, Happy Birthday - Cast
David Yazbek
6. Good Morning - Ray and Bear
Peter Lurye
7. Brush Brush Bree - Cast
Brian Woodbury
8. Look at You Now - Bear and Treelo
Brian Woodbury
9. That's My Name - Cast
David Yazbek and Peter Lurye
10. Everybody Say Ah - Cast
Peter Lurye and Brian Woodbury
11. Great to Be at Home - Bear
Billy Cobin
12. Go to Bed, Sleepy Head - Bear, with Ojo
Mitchell Kriegman and Peter Lurye
13. Take Time to Smell the Cheese - Tutter and Bear
Peter Lurye and Brian Woodbury
14. Clean Up the House - Cast
Peter Lurye
15. Oops! I Goofed Again - Bear
Robert Cole and Deena Cole
16. Quiet Time - Bear, with Tutter
Peter Lurye
17. Otter Love - Pip and Pop, with Bear
Tyler Bunch
18. Shape of a Bear - Bear
Brian Woodbury
19. Baby, Baby - Bear and Tutter
David Yazbek
20. When You Make Yourself a Friend - Cast
Brian Woodbury and Peter Lurye
21. Oh, Boy - Bear, with Cast
Brian Woodbury
22. You Go, Ojo - Ojo and Bear
Brian Woodbury and Peter Lurye
23. Need a Little Help Today - Bear, Tutter, Pip and Pop
Peter Lurye
24. Goodbye Song - Bear and Luna
Peter Lurye

## Other releases

CassetteWalt Disney Records
102016-0
Five People In My Family

"**Five People in My Family**" is a song from the first season of *Sesame Street*

In the original version of the sketch, the song was sung by an Anything Muppet family (consisting of a Fat Blue father, a Pumpkin mother, two Green and Purple brothers, and a Reddish Magenta sister), as the father introduces his family of 5 to Gordon.

The song has also been sung by Bob as "Five Fingers on My Left Hand" in Episode 0539, and was later remade as "Five Monsters in My Family".

The song was later used as part of a "Number Medley" performed by Pentatonix in Season 44.

## Notes

* A translated version of this song, with a different music score, was performed on the first soundtrack album for *Sesamstraat*, the Dutch co-production of *Sesame Street*. It was preceded by a short sketch in which the father and mother explain to their children what the word 'family' means. This piece of dialogue reveals some background information on their identity: the family is known as the Rijnwinkel Family. Other family members who are mentioned by name include Uncle Co and Aunt Rose - whose current residence is in Limburg, a Southern province in The Netherlands - and cousins Wouter, Hans, Marlies and Alinda.

* The family from this song were made as finger puppets, with a number 5 accessory, as part of the More Sesame Street Finger Puppets set.

* This is the first song that Jeff Moss wrote for *Sesame Street*.
* Jim Henson, Loretta Long, and Bob McGrath perform the father, mother and one of the brothers in both the televised and album versions of the song, while Frank Oz and Caroll Spinney's roles as the other brother and the sister in the televised version are swapped in the album version.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Number Five/Five People in My Family//I've Got Two (single, 1970)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* Five People in My Family/People in Your Neighborhood (single, 1976)
* My Record (1983, edited)
* Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration (1991)
* Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)
* Giving Thanks Collection (2012)
* N is for Numbers! (2018)

1. ↑ Moss, Jeff *The Sesame Street Songbook* introduction
Are We There Yet? (album)

In 2004, Sony Music's Custom Marketing Group released ***Are We There Yet?*** in conjunction with the 35th Anniversary of *Sesame Street*. It was available exclusively at the "Four Points Sheraton" hotel chain.

## Track listing

1. Let's Go Driving - Elmo, Gordon, Susan, Ernie & Bert
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
2. Let's Sing a Song Everybody Knows (medley) - Bert & Ernie
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
3. Goin' for a Ride - The Anything Muppets
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. How Do You Get from Here to There? - Big Bird & Zoe
from *Sing-Along Travel Songs*
5. There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea - Grover
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
6. The Wheels on the Bus - Ernie, Bert, & The Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
7. Games Monsters Play - Herry Monster & Grover
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
8. Are We There Yet? - Elmo
from *Sing-Along Travel Songs*
9. If You're Happy and You Know It - Big Bird & Oscar the Grouch
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*

## Notes

* Despite appearing on the album cover, Cookie Monster is not present on any of the tracks included in this album.
G is for Grover!

***G is for Grover!*** is a 2018 *Sesame Street* compilation album, collecting songs featuring Grover.

## Track listing

1. Grover Work Song - Grover & Big Bird & Elmo & Bert & Ernie & Zoe
from *A Celebration of Me, Grover*
2. I Stand Up Straight and Tall - Grover
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. Proud of Me - Grover
from *Let Your Feelings Show!*
4. Games Monsters Play - Herry Monster & Grover
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
5. Over, Under, Around and Through - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. I'm Gonna Build the Biggest House You've Ever Seen - Grover
from *What Time Is It on Sesame Street?*
7. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
8. Be Kind to Your Neighborhood Monsters - Grover & The Sesame Street Monsters
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
9. There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea - Grover & Oscar the Grouch & The Sesame Street Cast
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
10. I Have Feet - Grover
from *Every Body's Record*
Barney's Sleepytime Songs

***Barney's Sleepytime Songs*** is the third album by Barney that was released on September 26, 1995, by EMI Records. It was the final album released by the studio since soon after, the distribution deal would expire.

The album sticks with the theme of bedtime and contains songs about getting ready for bed, lullabies, the night time, sleep and dreams.

The same year of the album's release, it commercially went on to peak at number four on Billboard's Top Kid's Albums on November 25, 1995. It has sold over 500,000 units, currently making it certified gold, thus making it Barney's third album to hit that certification, following the two proceeding albums.

## Track listing

1. Getting Ready For Bed
2. Splashin' in the Bath
3. Brushing My Teeth
4. Swingin' Up to the Stars
5. It's Good to Be Home
6. Listen to the Night Time
7. Tingalayo
8. My Yellow Blankey
9. Roll Over
10. The Sleep Song
11. Nighty-Nite
12. Time for Dreams
13. Star Medley: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star/Star Light, Star Bright
14. The Sleeping Princess
15. Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley: Rock-A-Bye Baby / Hey Diddle Diddle / Wee Willie Winkie / Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling / Rock-A-Bye Baby (Reprise)
16. Frere Jacques
17. Wynken, Blynken and Nod
18. Sheep Medley: Little Bo Peep/Little Boy Blue
19. A Frog Went A-Wooing Go
20. All The Pretty Little Ponies
21. Hush, Little Baby
22. Blanket of Love
23. Bedtime with Barney
24. Lavender's Blue
25. Goodnight
26. I Love You

## Personnel

Credits for *Barney's Sleepytime Songs* adapted from AllMusic & the CD pamphlet.

* Sheryl Leach - executive producer
* Dennis DeShazer - executive producer

**Vocals**
* Bob West — lead vocals, voices (Barney)
* Julie Johnson — vocals, voices (Baby Bop)
* David Bernard Wolf - arranger, producer
* Charles King — music administrator & researcher
* Jonathan Smith - music administrator & researcher

**Visuals and imagery**

* Tricia Legault - art direction
* Jay B. Johnson — album illustrator
* Dennis Full — photographer
* David Rosenblad - recorder, mixer
* Mike Pietzch - engineer

## Release history

 United Kingdom
 Various

## Trivia

* This album marked:
	+ The first album that David Bernard Wolf produces.
	+ The first album to not take audio tracks from the television series.
* Despite appearing in the pages of lyric book in this soundtrack album version, BJ doesn't speak nor sing any of the songs.

## See Also

* *Barney's Greatest Hits: The Early Years*

## References

1. ↑ Songs That Appeal to a Child's Ear In Many Moods and Times of Day
2. ↑ Barney Kid Albums Chart History
3. ↑ Kids Open Their Ears to Small-Screen Sounds
4. ↑ Barney's Sleepytime Songs MP3 Music Download
Four Furry Friends

"**Four Furry Friends**" is a *Sesame Street* song sung by Herry Monster, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster, and Grover. The song is a tribute to the letter F.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1971)
* Grover Sings the Blues (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* The Best of Oscar the Grouch (1983)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
* Giving Thanks Collection (2012)
* F is for Friend! (2019)
Favorite Songs From Jim Henson's Muppets

**Cat no.** | SE1044

***Favorite Songs from Jim Henson's Muppets*** is a 2-record set collecting songs from *The Muppet Show*, *Sesame Street*, *Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas*, *Fraggle Rock*, *Muppet Babies*, the first three Muppet movies and the special *Rocky Mountain Holiday*. Though mostly a compilation album made up of material from other albums, four of the tracks (When the River Meets the Sea, My Way, Java and a new version of ABC-DEF-GHI) were exclusive to this release.
Hal Leonard Publishing Company published a book of sheet music for the set, also called *Favorite Songs from Jim Henson's Muppets*.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. The Muppet Show Theme (first season version)
from *The Muppet Show*
2. Mah Na Mah Na
from *The Muppet Show*
3. Movin' Right Along
from *The Muppet Movie*
4. Rainbow Connection
from *The Muppet Movie*
5. Mr. Bassman
from *The Muppet Show*
6. Fraggle Rock Theme
from *Fraggle Rock*
7. I'm Gonna Always Love You
from *The Muppets Take Manhattan*

**Side Two**

1. Muppet Babies Theme
from *Rocket to the Stars*
2. Dream for Your Inspiration
from *Rocket to the Stars*
3. When the River Meets the Sea
4. Bein' Green
from *The Muppet Show*
5. Tit Willow
from *The Muppet Show*
6. Coconut
from *The Muppet Show Music Album*
7. Java
8. The First Time It Happens
from *The Great Muppet Caper*

**Side Three**

1. Rubber Duckie
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Workin'
from *Perfect Harmony*
3. Happiness Hotel
from *The Great Muppet Caper*
4. Good Things Happen in the Dark
from *Rocket to the Stars*
5. Catch the Tail by the Tiger
from *Fraggle Rock*
6. Grandma's Feather Bed
from *Rocky Mountain Holiday*
7. My Way (new recording)

**Side Four**

1. Halfway Down the Stairs
from *The Muppet Show*
2. ABC-DEF-GHI (new recording)
3. C Is For Cookie
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
4. Cottleston Pie
from *The Muppet Show*
5. It's Up to You
from *Rocket to the Stars*
6. Saying Goodbye
from *The Muppets Take Manhattan*

## Other releases

Cassette1986
Silver Eagle Records/Muppet Music
SE4-1044CassetteUnknown
## See also

* Muppet discography
* Sesame Street discography
* Fraggle Rock discography
* Muppet Babies discography
Episodio 1

## El dominio de los niños

**El dominio de los niños** (子供の領分, *Kodomo no Ryōbun*) es el primer episodio del anime Wonder Egg Priority.

## Sinopsis

Ai Ohto, una niña de 14 años, es guiada por una voz misteriosa en una caminata nocturna y obtiene un misterioso "huevo".

Al día siguiente, abre la puerta principal para volver al lugar donde estaba anoche, pero de alguna manera se encuentra en el edificio de una escuela.

Confundida por la atmósfera inquietante de la escuela, Ai corre al baño, donde una voz misteriosa le pide que finalmente rompa el huevo...
Misaki Tanabe

**Misaki Tanabe** (田辺美咲, *Tanabe Misaki*) es un personaje de Wonder Egg Priority. Es la primera secretaria de Neiru.

## Apariencia

Misaki es una mujer adulta de figura esbelta, contextura delgada, estatura alta y tez bronceada.

Tiene el cabello corto rizado color castaño oscuro recogido hacia atrás con una diadema estampada de color naranja, morada y verde azulado, y un solo rizo cayendo sobre su frente. Ella tiene grandes ojos esmeralda como Neiru y usa anteojos con bordes morados.

Su vestimenta consiste una chaqueta de traje color magenta, con detalles purpuras sobre una blusa morado oscuro con detalles blancos en el cuello.

Como accesorios lleva: en la oreja derecha tres piercings y lleva pendientes en ambos lóbulos. También, lleva un brazalete magenta oscuro en su muñeca izquierda.

## Personalidad

Por ahora, solo ha hecho apariciones breves, pero parece bastante educada y de voz suave.

## Trasfondo

Ella ayuda a Neiru Aonuma en su trabajo como directora y siempre parece brindar su ayuda. Conoce brevemente a Ai Ohto cuando visita a Neiru en el hospital.

En el episodio 9, ella ayuda a las cuatro protagonistas usando una máquina que monitorea los procedimientos de sus sueños. Al ver lo que sucede en Egg World, pueden encontrar información sobre su funcionamiento. Más tarde se revela, al final del episodio, que de hecho Misaki está en contacto tanto con Acca como con Ura-Acca, comunicándose a través de una pantalla. Aparentemente, su función es informar a las Accas de los últimos hechos relacionados con las niñas. Su discusión parece indicar que los sueños que viven los protagonistas podrían ser una especie de investigación, cercana a un experimento científico. Se da a entender que ella sabe más de lo que pretende y no les mencionó nada a las chicas a propósito.

## Etimología

* Su nombre, **Misaki**, significa "belleza", "hermosa" (美) (**mi**) y "flor" (咲) (**saki**).
* Su apellido **Tanabe** significa "arrozal", "campo" (田) (**ta**) y "límite" (辺) (**nabe**).
Octopus' Garden (Sesame Street)

It was performed by two Anything Muppets in *Sesame Street* Episode 0019. In this version, a green Anything Muppet sang lead vocals with a blue fish singing bass backup and a yodeling clam. The segment taught children how to count to eight.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppets sing the Beatles: Octopus' Garden/Yellow Submarine (single, 1976)
Nick at Nite: A Classic Cartoon Christmas

**Cat no.** | BK 67764

***Nick at Nite: A Classic Cartoon Christmas*** is an album collecting selected songs from classic animated Christmas television specials (as well as *A Muppet Family Christmas*).

## Track listing

1. Welcome Christmas
from *How the Grinch Stole Christmas*
2. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (Burl Ives)
from *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*
3. We're a Couple of Misfits (Billie Richards and Paul Soles)
from *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*
4. Frosty the Snowman (Jimmy Durante)
from *Frosty the Snowman*
5. Put One Foot in Front of the Other (Mickey Rooney and Keenan Wynn)
from *Santa Claus is Coming to Town*
6. Christmas Time is Here (The Vince Guaraldi Trio)
from *A Charlie Brown Christmas*
7. Hark, The Herald Angels Sing (The Vince Guaraldi Trio)
from *A Charlie Brown Christmas*
8. Medley: Jingle Bells/Jingle Bell Rock (The Muppets)
from *A Muppet Family Christmas*
9. You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch (Thurl Ravenscroft)
from *How the Grinch Stole Christmas*
10. Santa Claus is Comin' to Town (Fred Astaire)
from *Santa Claus is Coming to Town*
11. O Tannenbaum (The Vince Guaraldi Trio)
from *A Charlie Brown Christmas*
12. The Little Drummer Boy (The Vienna Boys Choir)
from *The Little Drummer Boy*
13. A Holly Jolly Christmas (Burl Ives and Chorus)
from *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer*
14. We Need a Little Christmas (The Muppets)
from *A Muppet Family Christmas*
Over, Under, Around and Through

"**Over, Under, Around and Through**" is a *Sesame Street* song performed by Grover as he demonstrates the differences between the prepositions in the song's title. While he's at it, he also explains the difference between near and far.

The song premiered on the second season of *Sesame Street*, in a sketch where Grover goes over, under, around, and through a set of swinging saloon doors. By the end of the song he is exhausted from his efforts.

The song was rerecorded for *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*. In the album version, Grover encourages the listener to look at the record going *around*, while he jumps *over* his cute, little hobby horse, crawls *under* his bed, and walks *through* his door. This recording is used on most subsequent albums, except for the soundtrack release of *A Celebration of Me Grover*, which uses the broadcast version.

## Audio Releases

* The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album (1971)
* Grover Sings the Blues (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* I, Grover/Over, Under, Around and Through (single, 1976)
* Muppet Masquerade (1978)
* The Best of Grover (1983)
* Cookie Monster and Grover: True Blue (1990)
* Sesame Street Best (1997)
* Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)
* A Celebration of Me, Grover (2004)
* G is for Grover! (2018)
* Grover's Greatest! (2019)
Elmo's Favorite Sing-Alongs

***Elmo's Favorite Sing-Alongs*** is a 1993 *Sesame Street* album originally released on cassette, with a lyrics booklet.

On a rainy day, Elmo invites his friends over to his house for a sing-along to pass the time until the sun comes out. While a majority of the album features new material, with Elmo and friends singing mostly traditional children's songs, several songs are taken from previous *Sesame Street* albums, as noted below.

## Track listing

1. Sing Along
2. Elmo's Song
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
3. Three Blue Pigeons
4. Let's Go Driving
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
5. Tinga Layo
6. One Small Voice
from *We Are All Earthlings*
7. The Drawing Song
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
8. Sarasponda
9. The Hokey Pokey
10. To Sing a Simple Song
11. One Banana
12. Oscar's Junk Band
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
13. Sing Along (reprise)

## Credits

* Starring Kevin Clash as Elmo
* Produced by Geni Sackson

## Other releases

CD1995, 1997
Sony Wonder
LK 67672
LK 91124Cassette1995, 1997
Sony Wonder
LT 67672
LT 91124
## International releases

CDAustralia
EMI
72438 56525 2CassetteAustralia
EMI
72438 56525 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABCCDJapan, 2009
Columbia Music Entertainment
COCX-35633
Rock with Barney (Audio Cassette)

**Rock with Barney** is a Barney soundtrack album that was packaged with some copies of the home video of the same name. The cassette was

   never commercially sold separately.

## Songs

1. We Are Barney and the Backyard Gang
2. Help Protect the Earth
3. Apples and Bananas
4. Down By the Bay
5. Six Little Ducks
6. Me and My Teddy
7. There are 50 Stars on Our Flag
8. Yankee Doodle Dandy
9. Tingalayo
10. I Can Laugh
11. The Frog on a Log
12. Good Manners
13. Boom, Boom, Ain't It Great to Be Crazy?
Oscar's Trashy Songs

***Oscar's Trashy Songs*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring songs made famous by Oscar the Grouch.

## Track listing

1. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Oscar's Junk Band - Oscar the Grouch and His Junk Band, featuring Grundgetta and Telly Monster [sic]
 from *Put Down the Duckie!*
3. Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella - Oscar the Grouch, with Farley
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*
4. Rain Falls - Oscar the Grouch
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*
5. Grouchelot - Oscar the Grouch, with Grundgetta, Telly Monster and Stephen J. Grouch
6. Noise - Oscar the Grouch
from *Surprise!*
7. I'm Sad Because I'm Happy - Oscar the Grouch and the Grouch Chorale
8. The Grouch Song - Oscar the Grouch
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
9. Wonderful Me - Oscar the Grouch
from *Aren't You Glad You're You?*
10. Hey Little Worm - Oscar the Grouch and the Grouchketeers [sic]
11. Oscar's Do Re Mi - Oscar the Grouch and the Grouchketeers
12. Swamp Mushy Muddy - Oscar the Grouch
13. Honk, Bang, Whistle and Crash - Oscar the Grouch
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
14. A Little Grouch Music (Grouchy Music in the Night) - Oscar the Grouch
15. There's a Big Heap of Trash at the End of the Rainbow - Oscar the Grouch and the Grouch Chorale

## Other releases

Cassette1997
Sony Wonder
LT 63395
LT 63396
## International releases

CDAustralia, 2013
ABC
3740157
For the First Time (album)

***For the First Time*** focuses on the first experiences that a child is likely to have, including losing a tooth, going to school, moving to a new neighborhood and learning something brand new.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. For the First Time - Ernie, Bert, Big Bird, Grover, and Cookie Monster
2. Wiggly Tooth - Rocky
3. The First Day of School - The Count
4. Crossing the Street - Grover
5. A Very Unhappy Birthday (To You) (with new spoken intro) - Oscar the Grouch
from *Happy Birthday from Sesame Street*
6. Baby Brother - Little Chrissy and Maxine

**Side Two**

1. I'm Going to Get My Hair Cut - Cookie Monster and Jeffy
2. Lonesome Joan - Ernie and Bert
3. On the Very First Day - Prairie Dawn
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
4. Tall Enough - Big Bird
5. The King Who Couldn't Whistle - Bert, Ernie, and The Anything Muppets
6. I've Never Done That Before - Big Bird, Grover, Ernie, Bert, Oscar and Cookie Monster

## Cast

* Jim Henson as Ernie
* Frank Oz as Grover, Cookie Monster, and Bert
* Jerry Nelson as The Count and Rocky
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn

* Also featuring Christopher Cerf, Frederick R. Neuman, Marian Hailey-Moss, Tish Sommers Rabe, and Jeff Moss

## Credits

* Music, lyrics, and dialogue written and produced by Jeffrey Moss
* Recording engineers: Fred Christie, John Richards and Peter Mann
* Editing and mixing engineer: Fred Christie
* Musical arrangements by Dave Conner and Jeffrey Moss
* Associate producer: Geri Van Rees
* Project consultant: Sharon Lerner
* Musical coordinator: Danny Epstein
* Art director: Robert Pierce
* Art director for The Muppets: Rick Wetzel
* Cover photography: John Barrett
* Musicians: Dave Conner, Bob Cranshaw, Mel Davis, Danny Epstein, Wally Kane, Steve Little and Jim Mitchell

## Other releases

CassetteSesame Street Records
C 5097CassetteSight & Sound
GNL-232
The Best of Oscar the Grouch

***The Best of Oscar the Grouch*** is one of a series of "Best of" *Sesame Street* albums released in 1983.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Simple Song - Oscar the Grouch with Big Bird, Grover, Ernie, and Herbert Birdsfoot
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
3. Knock Three Times - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *Numbers!*
4. Rain Falls - Oscar the Grouch
(Moss-Raposo)
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*
5. I Don't Wanna - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*
6. The Monster's Three Wishes - Oscar the Grouch with Herbert Birdsfoot and Cookie Monster
Written by Jeff Moss
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*

**Side Two**

1. Wonderful Me - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *Aren't You Glad You're You?*
2. Six Little Grouches - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along*
3. Four Furry Friends - Oscar the Grouch with Herry Monster, Grover and Cookie Monster
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
4. Honk, Bang, Whistle and Crash - Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
5. The Things I Love - Oscar the Grouch
(Geiss)
from *Love*
6. Noise - Oscar the Grouch
(Kingsley-Pottle)
from *Surprise!*
7. Oscar's B Sandwich - Oscar the Grouch
(Juhl-Raposo)
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
8. Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella - Oscar the Grouch and Farley
(Fain-Kahal-Wheeler)
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*

## Other releases

Cassette1983
Sesame Street Records
C 5111
## International releases

CassetteCanada
Sesame Street Records
CTW 22111CDJapan, 1992
Sony Records
SRCS 6511
It's Christmas Time! (album)

***It's Christmas Time!*** is a *Sesame Street* compilation album featuring Christmas songs.

## Track listing

1. The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - Elmo and Telly Monster
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
2. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Bert and Ernie
from *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street*
3. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - Grover, Big Bird and Cookie Monster
from *Sesame Street Christmas Sing-Along*
4. Jingle Bell Rock - Elmo and Hoots the Owl
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
5. Feliz Navidad - Elmo and Rosita
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
6. The Twelve Days of Christmas - The Sesame Street Cast
from *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street*
7. Frosty the Snowman - Gordon and The Sesame Street Cast
from *Sesame Street Christmas Sing-Along*
8. Sleigh Ride - Elmo, Big Bird, Grover and Prairie Dawn
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
9. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow! - Count von Count and The Countess
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
10. Here Comes Santa Claus - Zoe and Big Bird
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
11. O Christmas Tree - Prairie Dawn
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
12. A True Blue Miracle - Elmo, Bob, Hoots The Owl and The Sesame Street Cast
from *A Sesame Street Christmas*
13. We Wish You a Merry Christmas - The Sesame Street Cast
from *A Sesame Street Christmas*
All-Time Favorites 2

***All-Time Favorites 2*** is a 2018 *Sesame Street* compilation album, collecting favorite songs from the show's previous releases.

The album was released alongside *All-Time Favorites 1*.

## Track listing

1. Happy Tappin' with Elmo - Elmo
from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
2. Caribbean Amphibian - Kermit the Frog
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
3. Fuzzy and Blue (and Orange) - Grover & Cookie Monster & Herry Monster & Frazzle
from *Surprise!*
4. Lambaba - Count von Count & The Sesame Street Singing Dancing Lambs
from *Cheep Thrills*
5. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Read Me a Story - Big Bird & Zoe
from *The Bird Is the Word!*
7. One Fine Face - Elmo & Ernie
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
8. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
9. Put Down the Duckie - Ernie and Hoots the Owl
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
10. Elmo's Song - Elmo & Big Bird and Snuffleupagus
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
11. Old MacDonald - Big Bird & Count von Count & Elmo & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
12. Little Things - Prairie Dawn
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
13. Dance Myself to Sleep - Bert & Ernie
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
14. We Are All Earthlings - The Sesame Street Kids & Sesame Street Anything Muppets
from *We Are All Earthlings*
I Stand Up Straight and Tall

"**I Stand Up Straight and Tall**" is a *Sesame Street* song, in which Grover sings about his favorite I words.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet IJKL (single, 1971)
* Grover Sings the Blues (1974)
* Muppet IJKL (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* Muppet Masquerade (1978)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
* Sesame Street Best (1997)
* A Celebration of Me, Grover (2004)
* G is for Grover! (2018)
Cookie Shark

"**Cookie Shark**" is a *Sesame Street* music video spoofing the viral "Baby Shark" song, first published on YouTube in July 2018.

The song features Abby Cadabby, Elmo and Cookie Monster in their aquatic personas from Episode 4632.

## Audio Releases

* 2019 single
* *What's The Number?* (2019)

## Sources

1. ↑ *What's the Number?* on YouTube Music
Rhymes with Mando

"**Rhymes with Mando**" is a *Sesame Street* song about rhyming.

In the arbor, Elmo, Rosita, Abby and the kids help Armando think of Spanish words that rhyme with "Mando." Armando then starts singing about them, including *cantando* (singing), *bailando* (dancing), *jugando* (playing) and *saltando* (jumping). At the song's end, Mando feels *descansando* (rested) and lays down in a chair for a nap.

Armando and Rosita performed the song live at the 2013 PBS Annual Meeting. The song was nominated for a 2014 Daytime Emmy Award for "Best Original Song."