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F is for Fun!

***F is for Fun!*** is a 2018 *Sesame Street* compilation album, collecting lively musical numbers from the series.

## Track listing

1. ABC-DEF-GHI - Elmo
from *Sing the Alphabet*
2. Oscar's B Sandwich - Oscar
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. Join Into the Game - The Sesame Street Cast
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
4. The Honker-Duckie-Dinger Jamboree - Ernie & Dinger & Honkers & Rubber Duckie
from *The Gang's All Here!*
5. Put Down the Duckie - Ernie & Hoots the Owl
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
6. On Top of Spaghetti - Snuffleupagus & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
7. Everyone Likes Ice Cream - Sesame Street Anything Muppets
from *Happy Birthday from Sesame Street*
8. Fiesta! - Rosita
from *Fiesta Songs!*
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. Imagine with Me - Big Bird
from *Surprise!*
Hot! Hot! Hot! Dance Songs

***Hot! Hot! Hot! Dance Songs*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring the show's most famous uptempo numbers. The album was reissued by Koch Records in 2008.

## Track listing

1. Hot, Hot, Hot - Elmo, Zoe, Benny Rabbit, Big Bird, The Count, Hoots the Owl, Oscar the Grouch, Prairie Dawn, Rosita
2. A Cat Had a Birthday - Kingston Livingston III and The Party Animals
3. Doing the Penguin - A Penguin
4. Me Lost Me Cookie at the Disco - Cookie Monster and the Girls, Ernie and Bert
from *Sesame Disco!*
5. The No-No-No! - Oscar the Grouch and Elmo
6. The Silly Squirrel Dance - The Squirrelles
7. Lambaba - The Count and the Singing Dancing Lambs
from *Cheep Thrills*
8. A New Way to Walk - The Oinker Sisters
 from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
9. Do De Rubber Duck - Ernie, Telly Monster, Oscar the Grouch, Kermit the Frog, Biff, Guy Smiley, Gladys the Cow and Hoots the Owl
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
10. Happy Tapping with Elmo - Elmo
from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
11. Do the Dog - Prairie Dawn and Barkley
12. Mambo I, I, I - Gloria Esteworm and The Miami Slime Machine
13. Clucky Clucky Chicken - Fowl Play
14. Do the Benny Hop - Benny Rabbit
15. Macarena - Rosita, Benny Rabbit, Big Bird, The Count, Elmo, Hoots the Owl, Oscar the Grouch, Prairie Dawn

## Other releases

Cassette1997
Sony Wonder
LT 67851
LT 67852CD2008
Koch Records
KOC-CD-4545
## Note

* The 2018 digital release from Arts Music swaps Kingston's version of "A Cat Had a Birthday" with the original sung by David, from *Happy Birthday from Sesame Street*.
Fair Is Fair

***Fair Is Fair*** is a 1978 *Sesame Street* concept album dealing with topics such as getting along with other people, talking to people politely, and what to do if you hurt somebody's feelings.

## Track listing

All songs written by Phillip Namanworth except where noted.

**Side One**

1. Talk to Me Nice - Bob, Big Bird, and Oscar
2. Tell Them - Gordon
3. Don't Go Away Without Me - Ernie and Bert
Music by Phillip Namanworth, Lyrics by Barbara Bottner
4. I Like You, You Like Me - Big Bird and Little Bird
5. Too Busy - Jamie Aff
6. Very Fair, Very Square Dance - Herry (sic) and the Muppet Hillbillies

**Side Two**

1. Fair is Fair - Ernie and Bert
2. The No Song - Oscar and Farley
Music by Phillip Namanworth, Lyrics by Barbara Bottner
3. It's Too High - The Orange Helicopter
4. I'm a Person - Prairie Dawn
5. So Nice to Be Here With You - The Cast

## Cast

* Bob McGrath as Bob
* Roscoe Orman as Gordon
* And introducing Jamie Aff
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Frank Oz as Bert
* Jerry Nelson as Herry Monster (sic; listed as singing "Very Fair, Very Square Dance") and Farley
* Jim Henson as Ernie
* Fran Brill as Little Bird and Prairie Dawn
* With Chris Cerf, Jeff Moss, and Philip Namanworth as the Muppet Hillbillies
* And Chris Cerf, Jerry Nelson, Jeff Moss, and Philip Namanworth as The Orange Helicopter
* And the voices of Lisa Herman, April Lang and Christine Faith ("Tell Them," "Too Busy," and "It's Too High")

## Credits

* Produced by Philip Namanworth
* Executive producer: Jeff Moss
* Engineering by Frank Laico
* Studio coordinator: Jim Timmens
* Production coordinator: Geri Van Rees
* Art Director: Robert Pierce
* Cover photographer: Neil Selkirk
* Mixing and editing: John Guerriero
* Musical coordinator: Danny Epstein

### Musicians

* Philip Namanworth and Paul Shaffer, Keyboard
* Jim Mitchell and Richie Resnicoff. Guitars
* Mark Horowitz, Acoustic Guitar and Banjo
* Kenny Kosek, Violin
* Bob Cranshaw, Bass
* Steve Little and Richard Crooks, Drums
* Wally Kane, Reeds
* Mel Davis, Trumpet
* Phil Kraus, Jimmy Maelen, Percussion
Peter Pettigrew

## **Name/Personal Info**

Full Name: Peter Pettigrew

Nicknames: Wormtail, Pete

Played By: Mushroompawsdraws aka (y/n)

## **Appearance**

Short with mousy brown hair and brown eyes

## **Personality**

Peter was very cunning, and has the traits of a true Slytherin, though he was still sorted into Gryffindor.

## **Flaws**

Peter is an opportunist, who allied with the side that seemed strongest and appeared to be winning (thus why he befriended James Potter and Sirius Black)

Peter Pettigrew was characterized by weakness. Despite having been Sorted into Gryffindor, he did not possess true bravery, possibly proving that the Hat saw potential in him rather than any actual inborn courage, potential that he never lived up to.

## **Hogwarts House**

Gryffindor

He's a 5th year.

## **Family**

Peter's relationship with his parents is unknown.

## **Ideals/Interests**

Peter is very skilled in the Dark Arts, Transfiguration, Herbology, and Potions.
V is for Valentine

***V Is for Valentine*** is a digital *Sesame Street* album released in 2014, collecting Valentine's Day-themed songs from previous albums.

## Track listing

1. If You're Happy and You Know It -- Big Bird, Oscar and Sesame Street Kid Chorus
From *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
2. I Love Trash (feat. Steven Tyler) -- Sesame Street
From *Elmopalooza!*
3. Things I Love -- Oscar
From *Love*
4. That's What Friends Are For - Bert and Ernie
From *Surprise!*
5. Me Gusta (I Like It) - Luis, Maria and Rosita
From *Fiesta Songs!*
6. A Really Good Feeling - Big Bird
from *Bert & Ernie Sing-Along*
7. But I Like You - Bert & Ernie
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
8. Don't You Know You're Beautiful -- Bob and Three Monsters
From *Aren't You Glad You're You?*
9. I Like You, You Like Me - Big Bird and Little Bird
From *Fair Is Fair*
10. Just Happy to Be Me (feat. The Fugees) -- Sesame Street
From *Elmopalooza!*
Follow That Bird (soundtrack)

***Follow That Bird*** is the soundtrack album for the 1985 film *Follow That Bird*. This soundtrack not only includes songs from the movie, but also tells the movie's story between the songs. The gatefold cover included a board game. This album won a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children. The album was reissued on CD in 2000.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. The Grouch Anthem - Oscar the Grouch
2. Big Bird's Goodbye/The Runaway - Big Bird, Mr. Snuffleupagus and Kermit the Frog
3. Ain't No Road Too Long - Waylon Jennings, Big Bird, The Count, Grover, Cookie Monster, Gordon and Olivia
4. Big Bird on the Farm/One Little Star - Big Bird, Ruthie, Floyd, Olivia, and Mr. Snuffleupagus
5. Easy Goin' Day - Big Bird, Ruthie, and Floyd

**Side Two**

1. Don't Drop Inn/Workin' on My Attitude - Ronnie Milsap
2. Upside Down World - Bert and Ernie
3. I'm So Blue - Big Bird
4. The Chase/Sesame Street Theme - Big Bird, Gordon, and Olivia
5. All Together Now - Alabama

## Board game

The original 1985 LP record cover opened to reveal a "Follow that Bird" board game. The gameplay and board were similar to that of Candy Land. The board consists of a winding, and intertwining track made of 91 colored spaces and 8 character squares. Players take turns removing the top card from a randomized stack, which indicate one of the four colors, and then moving their marker ahead to the next space of that color. Also, the deck contains one card for each character space, and drawing such a card moves a player directly to that space, either forward or backward. There are several colored squares marked with an arrow. A player that lands on such a square slides forward one additional square (and in some cases can cause the player to cross onto another part of the intertwining path). The board, illustrated by Tom Leigh, is decorated with characters and stars from the film. The goal is to move the tokens ahead to be the first to reach "The End". The game was not included in any of the subsequent re-releases of the album.

## Other releases

cassette1985
RCA Recordscassette1985
RCA Records
CBK1-5475 *(Including boardgame)*CD2000
BMG Special Products
## International Releases

Hong KongCassette
1985
RCA Records
## Cast

* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Jim Henson as Ernie and Kermit the Frog
* Frank Oz as Bert, Grover and Cookie Monster
* Jerry Nelson as the Count
* Martin P. Robinson as Mr. Snuffleupagus
* Roscoe Orman as Gordon
* Alaina Reed as Olivia
* Alyson Court as Ruthie
* Benjamin Barrett as Floyd
* "Easy Goin' Day" sung by Pam Rose
Sesame Street: Christmas Collection

***Christmas Collection*** is *Sesame Street'*s first ever digital album. The 10-track collection features Christmas songs taken from previous *Sesame Street* Christmas albums.

## Track listing

1. We Wish You a Merry Christmas - The Company
from *A Sesame Street Christmas*
2. Twelve Days of Christmas - Cookie Monster, Elmo, Prairie Dawn, Grover, Bert, Ernie, Oscar the Grouch, The Count, Big Bird, Telly Monster, Herry Monster & Snuffleupagus
from *A Sesame Street Christmas*
3. Medley: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas/Silver Bells/The Christmas Song/Santa Claus Is Coming to Town/It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas (Reprise) - Big Bird, Susan and Gordon, Bob & Grover
from *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street*
4. Sleigh Ride - Ernie, Bert, Elmo, Telly, Big Bird, Grover, Count, Zoe, Oscar, Hoots, Prairie Dawn & Snuffleupagus
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
5. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Big Bird and Snuffleupagus
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
6. I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas - Elmo
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
7. Medley: Deck the Halls/Jingle Bells/White Christmas/Winter Wonderland - Herry Monster, Elmo, Bert, Ernie, Prairie Dawn, The Count, Bob, Susan & Hoots, and Big Bird
from *A Sesame Street Christmas*
8. Jingle Bell Rock - Elmo & Hoots
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
9. The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - Elmo and Telly
from *Elmo Saves Christmas: Holiday Favorites*
10. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Bert and Ernie
from *Merry Christmas from Sesame Street*

## Sources

1. ↑ Christmas Collection by Sesame Street
High, Middle, Low

"**High, Middle, Low**" is a *Sesame Street* song that illustrates different vocal parts, which come together in harmony at the end.

The broadcast version of this song featured an Anything Muppet barbershop trio, voiced by Jerry Nelson (high), Joe Raposo (middle), and Jeff Moss (low). The song was also performed by Herbert Birdsfoot, Ernie, and Bert on *the Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*.

## Audio Releases

* The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album (1971)
* Bert's Blockbusters (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* High, Middle, Low/Loud and Soft (single, 1977)
* Bert and Ernie's Greatest Hits (1996)
Bert's Blockbusters

***Bert's Blockbusters*** is one in a series of character-centered *Sesame Street* albums released in 1974. Although some of the material comes from the earlier Columbia and Warner Bros. albums, some tracks appear here for the first time, including three classic Ernie and Bert sketches. This album was later released as part of the 2-LP set *Bert and Ernie: Side by Side*.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. La, La, La - Bert and Ernie
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
2. The National Association of "W" Lovers - Bert
(Raposo-Juhl)
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. Doin' the Pigeon - Bert
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
4. The R Machine - Bert and Ernie
Written by Jim Henson
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
5. Stop - Bert
(Raposo-Moss)
6. Bert's Nap - Bert and Ernie
7. Loud and Soft - Bert and Farley
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo

**Side Two**

1. Clink, Clank - Bert and Ernie
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
2. Pat Pat Patty Pat - Bert, Herbert Birdsfoot, Big Bird, Oscar, Prairie Dawn, Grover, and Ernie
(Raposo-Juhl)
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
3. High, Middle, Low - Bert, Ernie, and Herbert Birdsfoot
Music by Jeff Moss, Lyrics by Emily Kaplin
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
4. I Want to Hold Your Ear - Bert
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
5. The Bath Story - Bert and Ernie
6. Bert is Sick - Bert and Ernie

## Trivia

* The Bath Story is an excerpt from the first Ernie and Bert sketch that was broadcast, from Episode 0001.

## Other releases

Cassette1974
Sesame Street Records
C 50518-track1974
Sesame Street Records
8T 5051
## International releases

LPAustralia
Axis Records
AXIS 6281CassetteAustralia
Axis Records
TC-AXIS 6281LPAustralia
Summit Records
8010CassetteAustralia
Summit Records
8010
## Cast

* Jim Henson as Ernie
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Frank Oz as Grover and Bert
* Jerry Nelson as Herbert Birdsfoot and Farley
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn

## Production Credits

**Album Produced by**
Joe Raposo
**Project Supervisor**
Arthur Shimkin
**Words and Music Mostly by**
Jeffrey Moss and Joe Raposo
**Additional material written by the Sesame Street writers:**
Jeffrey Moss, Jon Stone, Joseph A. Bailey, Jerry Juhl, Emily Perl Kingsley, Nina Link, Robert Oksner, Ray Sipherd, Norman Stiles and Daniel Wilcox
The Grouch Song

"**The Grouch Song**" is a song that Oscar the Grouch sings to explain what Grouches love (rain, garbage trucks, etc.) and hate (ice cream, kittens, etc.).

## Audio Releases

* The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album (1971)
* Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street
* The Grouch Song/Rain Falls (single, 1976)
* Muppet Masquerade (1978)
* Platinum Too (1997)
* Oscar's Trashy Songs (1997)
* The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (1999)
* O is for Oscar! (2019)
J-Jump

"**J Jump**" is a song made up almost entirely of words that start with the letter J, from "jump" and "joyful," and "juniper," to a "jack-in-the-box jumpin' all over town."

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* ABC-DEF-GHI/J-Jump (single, 1970)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* Lyrical Letters (2014)
* D is for Dance! (2019)
Up and Down

"**Up and Down**" is a *Sesame Street* song that demonstrates the concepts of *up* and *down*, illustrating the different things one can see when looking in either direction. The song was originally featured in a Season 1 segment performed by a group of hippie Anything Muppets, who sing it as part of "Silly Song Time." The segment is intercut with a sequence featuring Buddy looking up for something he dropped (a balloon), and another of Ernie pouring a glass of milk while hanging upside down, despite Bert's warning.

The song was then recorded for *The Sesame Street Book & Record*, credited to "Two Monsters" performed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz. In this audio sketch, one monster (voiced by Oz) is looking for a cookie he dropped, but is looking upward. The other monster (Henson) takes this as a misunderstanding of up and down, and the monsters launch into a song that reinforces the difference between the two. After the song, the first monster explains that a bird took his cookie when he dropped it. The monsters are not named in dialogue (though Henson's monster calls the other "fuzzy face"), and the album's illustrations and pictures do not explicitly make clear who the two monsters are. The liner notes, however, credit Oz with performing "Cookie Monster." On later album releases, the song is credited to "Cookie Monster and another Monster."

In 1970 (for Season 2), the song was videotaped with Cookie Monster and an early Herry Monster Template:First. The soundtrack from *The Sesame Street Book & Record* was used for this version, so Jim Henson's voice is heard instead of Herry's regular performer, Jerry Nelson. This version has the bird dropping the cookie into Herry's hand, who eats it.

In 1996, a remake of this song was taped with Herry and Cookie Monster in a playground. Template:First This version of the song marked the debut of a revised version of Herry, with a thinner eyebrow. Some lyrics were altered slightly to reflect the fact that they were singing outdoors (looking at the sun/grass instead of ceiling/floor, respectively) and that Herry doesn't wear shoes.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* One of These Things/Up and Down (single, 1970)
* I Love Trash/Up and Down (single, 1970)
* C is for Cookie (LP) (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* Cookie's Rhyming Song/Up and Down (single, 1976)
* The Best of Cookie Monster (1983)
* C Is for Cookie (CD) (1995)
* Imagination Collection (2012)
* Cookie Monster Mix! (2019)
Perfect Harmony (album)

**Cat no.** | C 40774

***Fraggle Rock: Perfect Harmony*** was released in 1986 by Columbia Records. The album was produced by Don Gillis and Philip Balsam, and was available on both LP and cassette. The album featured songs from the first season of *Fraggle Rock* that were not previously released.

The album was reissued several years later by Columbia Records. The reissue of this album (like the reissued *Fraggle Rock* album), featured the album cover enclosed with a bright yellow frame.

Unlike the versions on *Fraggle Rock* and *Music and Magic* the version of the "Fraggle Rock Theme" is the shortened version that is heard on the TV show (sans the Gorgs part).

This album was re-released as a part of the *Fraggle Rockin': A Collection* 3 CD box set released in 2007 by Koch Records.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. "Fraggle Rock Theme"
2. "Go with the Flow"
3. "Perfect Harmony"
4. "Without a Hat"
5. "Music Box"
6. "Here to There"
7. "Sail Away"

**Side Two**

1. "Workin'"
2. "Dum De Dum"
3. "Ragtime Queen"
4. "I Seen Troubles"
5. "Dreaming of Someone"
6. "Pantry Chant"
7. "Helping Hand"
8. "Time to Live as One"
9. "Closing Theme"
B is for Boo!

***B is for Boo!*** is a 2018 *Sesame Street* compilation album, collecting Halloween-themed songs.

## Track listing

1. Elmo Says Boo! - Elmo
from *Elmo Says BOO!*
2. The Song of the Count - Count von Count
from *The Count Counts*
3. Frazzle - Frazzle & the Frazzletones
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
4. Afraid of the Dark - Telly Monster
from *Dreamytime Songs*
5. Batty Bat - Count Von Count & Ftatateeta & The Bats
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
6. Transylvania Polka - Count Von Count
from a 1977 single
7. Monster Mash - Count Von Count
from *Elmo Says BOO!*
8. The Bats Go Flying - Count Von Count
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
9. Comb Your Face - A Sesame Street Monster
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
10. The Count's Lullaby - Count Von Count
from *Sleepytime Bird*
Cookie Monster and Grover: True Blue

This album, released on cassette by Golden Music in 1990, featured the first half of *The Best of Cookie Monster* on Side One, and the first half of *The Best of Grover* on Side Two.

The cassette's ISBN was 0307041018.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. C is for Cookie - Cookie Monster
2. The Monster's Three Wishes - Cookie Monster, Herbert Birdsfoot, and Oscar the Grouch
3. Me Gotta Be Blue - Cookie Monster
4. The Ballad of Casey McPhee - Cookie Monster and an Anything Muppet
5. The Magic Cookie - Cookie Monster and Herbert Birdsfoot
6. Cookie Disco - Cookie Monster

**Side Two**

1. Proud of Me - Grover
2. Thirty-Two Cracks in the Sidewalk - Grover
3. Over, Under, Around, and Through - Grover
4. Fuzzy and Blue (and Orange) - Grover, Cookie Monster, Herry Monster, and Frazzle
5. There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea - Grover and cast
6. Climbing Nine Stairs - Grover and Ernie
7. Still We Like Each Other - Grover and John John

## Other releases

MP3 Download2010
Amazon.com
The Bird is the Word!

***The Bird is the Word!: Big Bird's Favorite Songs*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring songs made famous by Big Bird.

## Track listing

1. Just One Me – Big Bird
from *Numbers!*
2. ABC-DEF-GHI – Big Bird
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. Wonderful Me – Big Bird
4. Tall Enough – Big Bird
from *For the First Time*
5. The Sound of the Letter A – Big Bird
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
6. I Just Adore 4 – Big Bird and the Tarnish Brothers
from *The Count Counts*
7. Y'all Fall Down – Big Bird, Ernie, Bert and Cookie Monster
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
8. Good Morning, Mister Sun – Big Bird
9. Everyone Makes Mistakes – Big Bird
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
10. Just Three Colors – Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
11. What Makes a Fly Fly? – Big Bird and Hoots the Owl
12. Very, Very Special Letter – Big Bird
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
13. Read Me a Story – Big Bird and Zoe
14. Sing – Big Bird
15. Surfin' Bird – Big Bird

## Other releases

Cassette1995
Sony Wonder
LT 67256
LT 67658
## International releases

CDAustralia, 1995
ABC Music & CTV/EMI Australia
72438 55448 2CassetteAustralia, 1995
ABC Music & CTV/EMI Australia
72438 55448 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABC Music
3740158
The Best of Nicktoons

**Cat no.** | R2 75238

***The Best of Nicktoons*** is a compilation album released by Kid Rhino on March 17, 1998. It contains musical highlights from all of the Nicktoons that had been produced up to that point (with the exception of *Doug*, as it had been bought and revived by Disney). The theme song to the then-upcoming *CatDog* is listed as a "bonus track" on the back cover.

Between the songs from each show, sound clips of Nickelodeon network spots are presented.

The lyrics to each song are enclosed in the album's packaging. Confusingly, the printed lyrics do not specify which characters sing which lines.

The versions of "Happy Happy Joy Joy" and "Kilted Yaksmen Anthem" featured on this album are the same versions from *You Eediot!* "Ren's Pecs", another song from the same album, is also featured.
Everybody Wash

"**Everybody Wash**" is a song which asks the listener to wash various body parts, ending with "Everybody wash your everything!"

It was first performed by Ernie in Episode 0001. Ernie's scenes would be intercut with the human cast on the street and live action film of animals bathing. In repeated airings, the song would be intercut with new footage of the cast. Bert and Ernie then recorded the song for *The Sesame Street Book & Record*.

Susan performed a rendition of the song in Episode 2637. Gordon led the cast in this song in Episode 4029. The song was also sung by Bubbles Martin on "The Bath Channel" in "Elmo's World: Bath Time."

A variation of the song, entitled "Everybody Moo," was used in a 1970 insert with Cookie Monster and Herry. Template:First

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Everybody Wash/Rubber Duckie/Rub Your Tummy (single, 1970)
* Somebody Come and Play (1974)
* Ernie's Hits (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Rub Your Tummy/Everybody Wash (single, 1976)
* At Home with Ernie and Bert (1979)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun (1995)
* Healthy Habits Collection (2013)
P is My Favorite Letter

**"P Is My Favorite Letter"** is a *Sesame Street* song about foods, animals, and people's names that start with the letter P. It was performed by a trio of Anything Muppet hillbillies, played respectively by Jerry Nelson, Jim Henson and Frank Oz.

The song was also performed by the Anything Muppets in a 1971 appearance on *The Dick Cavett Show*.

## Audio Releases

* *The Muppet Alphabet Album* (1971)
* Muppet MNOP (single, 1971)
* *Letters ...and Numbers, Too!* (1974)
* Muppet MNOP (single, 1976)
* *Letters, Numbers and Signs* (1977)
* *Sesame Street Treasury* (1980)
* *Sing the Alphabet* (1996)
* *Lyrical Letters* (2014)
Elmo and the Orchestra

In ***Elmo and the Orchestra***, Big Bird and the Birdapest Symphony Orchestra try to help Elmo remember his favorite piece of classical music, by playing a wide variety of classical songs for him. As the pieces are played, different instruments and parts of the orchestra are highlighted. This album won the Grammy Award for Best Musical Album for Children in 2002.

## Track listing

1. Introduction
2. Mozart - Symphony No. 40
3. Paganini - 24 Caprices Opus No. 1
4. Khachaturian - Sabre Dance from the Gayneh Ballet
5. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
6. Grieg - Morning Mood from Peer Gynt Suite No. 1
7. Handel - Alla Hornpipe from Water Music
8. Brissette & Mitchell - J'aime Percussion
9. Chopin - Waltz Opus 64, No. 1 (Minute Waltz)
10. Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 21
11. Beethoven - Thunderstorm from Symphony No. 6
12. Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee
13. Saint-Saens - The Swan from The Carnival of Animals
14. Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies from *The Nutcracker Suite*
15. Offenbach - Can-Can from Orpheus in the Underworld
16. Brahms - Lullaby, Opus 49, No. 4
17. Haydn - Symphony No. 94 (Surprise)
18. Wagner - Ride of the Valkyries
19. Strauss - The Blue Danube, Waltz
20. Beethoven - Symphony No. 5

## Cast

* Kevin Clash as Elmo
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird
* Jerry Nelson as Leonard Birdseed
* Fran Brill as Signora Barbara F. Seville and Penelope Pinfeathers.

## Credits

* Album Produced by Ed Mitchell
* Script by Sarah Albee
* Orchestral Performances by the Northwest Sinfonia
* Orchestra Conducted by Norman Mamey
* Concertmaster/Orchestra Contracted by Simon James
* Associate Production by Charlie Brissette
* Music Recorded and Mixed by Jimmy Hoyson, Assisted by Sam Hofstedt at Studio X, Seattle
* Vocals Recorded by Joe Castellon at Master Sound Astoria
* Album Edited and Mixed by Ric Wilson at Digisonics
* Mastered by Vic Anesini at Sony Music Studios, New York City
* A&R by Rynda Laurel
* Art Direction by Kim Riordan
Grover's Greatest

***Grover's Greatest!*** is a *Sesame Street* album consisting of Grover songs. The vinyl release is exclusive to Cracker Barrel stores.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Grover Work Song
from *A Celebration of Me, Grover*
2. Be Kind to Your Neighborhood Monsters
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
3. My Furry Little Shadow
from *The Gang's All Here!*
4. Two G Sounds
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
5. Me
from *Grover Sings the Blues*
6. Over, Under, Around and Through
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
7. Name the Animal Game
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*

**Side Two**

1. Storytime with Grover: The Princess and the Pea
*from The Sesame Street Fairy Tale Album*
2. I Have Feet
from *Every Body's Record*
3. I'm Gonna Build the Biggest House You've Ever Seen
from *What Time Is It on Sesame Street?*
4. I Am Blue
from *Grover Sings the Blues*
5. Y - Just Because
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
6. Still, We Like Each Other (Live)
from *Sesame Street LIVE!*

## See also

* *The Best of Grover*
* Sesame Street discography
Sesame Street Best

**Cat no.** | A2-28251

***Sesame Street Best*** was a 2-CD collection featuring songs from the first 27 years of the show.

## Track listing

**Disc One**

1. Sesame Street Theme
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Rubber Duckie
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. Letter B
from *Born to Add*
4. La, La, La
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
5. Fixin' My Hair
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
6. Count It Higher
from *Born to Add*
7. Do De Rubber Duck
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
8. Cereal Girl
from *Born to Add*
9. I, Grover
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
10. (I Can't Get No) Co-Operation
from *Born to Add*
11. Me Gotta Be Blue
from *The Gang's All Here!*
12. Stand By Your Can
from *We Are All Earthlings*
13. Little Things
from *We Are All Earthlings*
14. Every Bit of Litter Hurts
from *We Are All Earthlings*
15. I'm an Aardvark
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
16. Toothpaste Factory Rap aka How Do They Get That Toothpaste In The Tube?
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
17. This Frog
from *Aren't You Glad You're You?*
18. The Telephone Opera
from *Cheep Thrills*
19. The Dirtiest Town in the West
from *We Are All Earthlings*
20. The Bathtub of Seville
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
21. Sing Me a Silly Song
from *Cheep Thrills*
22. Believe in Yourself
from *Aren't You Glad You're You?*
23. Itch & Scratch
from *Cheep Thrills*
24. There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
25. Todos un Pueblo
from *We Are All Earthlings*
26. Put Down The Duckie
from *Put Down the Duckie!*

**Disc Two**

1. I Just Adore 4
from *The Count Counts*
2. C Is For Cookie
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. I Love Trash
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Honk Around the Clock
from *Born to Add*
5. Mary Had a Bicycle
from *Cheep Thrills*
6. One Small Voice
from *We Are All Earthlings*
7. The Word is No
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
8. Wet Paint
from *Sesame Road*
9. ZZ Blues
from *Sesame Road*
10. Air
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
11. Hand Talk
from *Sesame Road*
12. The Ten Commandments of Health
from *Born to Add*
13. The Room Is Full of Chickens
from *Cheep Thrills*
14. Barn in the USA
from *Born to Add*
15. African Alphabet
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
16. On My Pond
from *Free to Be... a Family*
17. Over, Under, Around And Through
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
18. Sammy the Snake
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
19. The Grouch's Lullaby
from *Sleepytime Bird*
20. The Sneeze Song
from *Cheep Thrills*
21. Let's Make a Dream
from *We Are All Earthlings*
22. Honk, Bang, Whistle, Crash
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
23. Fruit Song
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
24. I Stand Up Straight and Tall
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
25. Dance Myself to Sleep
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
26. Big Bird's Lullaby
from *Sleepytime Bird*

## Other releases

Cassette Razor & Tie/Sony Wonder
1997
BT 28251
Five Song (Song of Five)

Brian Henson appears as the boy counting five dimes. Five early Muppet monsters—Beautiful Day Monster, Thudge, an early version of Grover, Flute-Snatcher, and Snerk—appear to a man who discovers them and exclaims "five... whatever they are!"

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* Sesame Street Gold! (1977)
* Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)
Bob McGrath from Sesame Street

**Cat no.** | A-1001-S

***Bob McGrath from Sesame Street*** is an album of songs recorded by Bob McGrath, who plays Bob on *Sesame Street*.

This album reached #126 on *Billboard's* Top LPs chart in 1970.

The album was produced by Robert Allen who wrote all ten of its selections. Allen had been in a psychedelic band in the late 1960s called Three Ring Circus, whose lone album included the song "Groovin' On the Sunshine," which appears on this album as well.

A book of sheet music was also released for this album.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Good Good Morning Day
(Allen)
2. Me
(Allen)
3. Sunshine Guitar
(Allen-Hilliard)
4. Why Choose to Be Afraid
(Allen)
5. Why Does It Have to Rain on Sunday??
(Allen-Stillman)

**Side Two**

1. So It Doesn't Whistle
(Allen-Hilliard)
2. Groovin' on the Sunshine
(Allen)
3. Best Friend
(Allen)
4. Hold On to Your Dream
(Allen)
5. I Can Do It!!
(Allen)

## Other releases

8-track1970
Affinity Records
E810018-track
Affinity Records
Old King Midas

"**Old King Midas**" is a song sung by Roosevelt Franklin, recounting the legend of King Midas, who was granted a special power, so that everything he touched would turn to gold. At first this seemed like a good thing, since he could turn things like his chair into gold. However, his food and water also turned to gold when he touched them. Then he realized that he would no longer be able to eat and drink anything anymore, which made all of his gold completely useless to him.
Back to School Collection

***Back to School*** is a digital *Sesame Street* compilation album released in August 2012, mostly borrowing tracks from *Getting Ready for School*.

## Track listing

1. I Know A Place (It's School) -- Big Bird and Gordon
From *Getting Ready for School*
2. School People—Big Bird and Maria
From *Getting Ready for School*
3. Off to School -- Elmo
From *Sesame Road*
4. New Friends—Big Bird and Susan
From *Getting Ready for School*
5. First Day of School -- The Count
From *For the First Time*
6. Scissors, Paper and Glue—Big Bird and Olivia
From *Getting Ready for School*
7. Exercise Time—Big Bird and Gordon
From *Getting Ready for School*
8. Make Believe Time—Big Bird and Maria
From *Getting Ready for School*
9. Cubbies—Big Bird and Olivia
From *Getting Ready for School*
10. There's a Lot of Different Ways to Get to School -- The Sesame Street Beetles
From *Sesame Road*
Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun

***Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*** is a 1995 *Sesame Street* album featuring songs about taking a bath, getting clean, and other grooming topics.

## Track listing

1. Splish Splash - Elmo and Friends
2. Rubber Duckie - Ernie
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. Take Care of That Smile - Kevin Clash
4. Bubble on My Snuffle - Snuffleupagus
5. How Do They Get That Toothpaste in the Tube? - The Toothpaste Factory
6. Do De Rubber Duck - Ernie, Telly Monster, Oscar the Grouch, Kermit, The Count, Biff, Guy Smiley, Gladys the Cow and Hoots the Owl
7. Say Toothpaste, Somebody! - The Singing Dentists
from *Sesame Road*
8. Let's Go Tubbin' - The Bath Boys
from *Sesame Road*
9. Everybody Wash - Ernie and Bert
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
10. The Bathtub of Seville - Placido Flamingo
11. Kids Just Love to Brush - The Bicuspids
12. Fixin' My Hair - Kevin and the Follicles
13. Comb Your Face - A Monster
14. Rubber Duckie - Little Richard
from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
15. I Gotta Be Clean - Bert

## Other releases

Cassette1995
Sony Wonder
LT 67255
LT 67656
## International releases

CassetteUKCDAustralia
EMI
72438 55447 2CassetteAustralia
EMI
72438 55447 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABC
3740160
Me and You

"**Me and You**" is a song about cooperation, sung by Roosevelt Franklin and his sister, Mary Frances Franklin. Mary Frances sings about the time when she needed help to put a box up on a shelf, so Roosevelt helped her. Then he sings about the time he was carrying a load of clothes, and he dropped them, so she helped him. They can even do fun things together, like sit on both ends of a seesaw.
I Go to School

"**I Go to School**" is a *Sesame Street* song performed by Little Chrissy and the Alphabeats (with Big Jeffy in place of the Lavender Alphabeat) in Episode 2745. The song tells about the many good things you can do at School. The song also features a group of cheerleaders (including Gina, Bob, Luis, Maria, and a couple kids) and Big Bird and Snuffy singing chorus.

In the album version of the song, Chrissy leads the "SCHOOL" cheer instead of Bob.
The Stars Come Out on Sesame Street

***The Stars Come Out on Sesame Street*** features special guest stars performing on *Sesame Street*, either singing by themselves, or with several of the Muppet characters. All tracks are taken from live performances on the show.

This album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to *The Muppet Movie* soundtrack album.

On the digital releases of the album, "Wonder Child" was replaced with another performance of "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow," using the complete audio from the TV version. The notes still credit it as "Wonder Child" and Reddy as the artist.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Wonder Child - Helen Reddy
(Pottle-Axlerod)
2. Nasty Dan - Johnny Cash with Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
3. Yes, We Can Can - The Pointer Sisters
(Toussaint)
4. One Thing Leads to Another - Judy Collins with Biff
(Pottle-Geiss)
5. Sing After Me - Madeline Kahn and Grover
(Pottle-Geiss)
6. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - Judy Collins and the Kids
(Pottle-Axlerod)

**Side Two**

1. Oh, What a Beautiful Morning - Ray Charles
(Rodgers-Hammerstein)
2. How Do You Do? - Lena Horne with Grover
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
3. Five Feet High and Rising - Johnny Cash and Biff
 Music and Lyrics by Johnny Cash
4. A World Without Music - José Feliciano
(Gamble-Huff)
5. I Make Up Songs - Helen Reddy
(Pottle-Hall)

## Cast

* Frank Oz as Grover
* Jerry Nelson as Biff
* Caroll Spinney as Oscar the Grouch

## Credits

* Audio material from the *Sesame Street* program produced and directed by Jon Stone
* Edited for records by Jim Timmens

## Other releases

Cassette1979
Sesame Street Records
C 790078-track1979
Sesame Street Records
8T-79007
I'm Pretty

"**I'm Pretty**" is a *Sesame Street* song originally recorded for the second cast album. It was sung by a baby seal (voiced by Joe Raposo), who points out that what might look funny to one person will look gorgeous to another. The seal asks the listeners to compare other parts of nature to him and see how pretty he is.

On the show, it was sung by David to underwater footage of colorful fish. Template:First Two different versions were shot to the same vocal track.

## Notes

* The album version was originally recorded by Ivy Austin before Raposo's vocals were used instead.<ref>Ivy Austin at "Sing: The Music of Sesame Street" panel at the Museum of the Moving Image

## Audio Releases

* The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album (1971)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Sesame Street Gold! (1977)
* Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo (1992)
S is for Sing!

***S is for Sing!*** is a 2019 *Sesame Street* compilation album featuring simple, child-appropriate songs from previous albums.

## Track listing

1. The More We Sing Together - Big Bird & Elmo & Telly Monster & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
2. Farmer in the Dell - Big Bird & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
3. The Wheels on the Bus - Bert & Ernie
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
4. Elmo's Rap Alphabet - Elmo
 from *The Best of Elmo*
5. The Grouch Medley: Jack & Jill / Little Miss Muffet / Mistress Mary - Oscar the Grouch
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
6. Be Doodle Dee Dum - Elmo
from *The Best of Elmo*
7. Eensy Weensy Spider - Count von Count & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
8. Mary Had a Little Lamb - Elmo & Prairie Dawn
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
9. This Old Man - Big Bird & Count Von Count & The Sesame Street Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
10. Sing - Elmo & The Sesame Street Cast
from *The Best of Elmo*
Dinah! I've Got a Song

***Dinah! I've Got a Song*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring Dinah Shore. The album opens with her greeting the Sesame Street cast, and telling them that she's got a song for everything. The rest of the album features her singing duets (and a couple of group songs) with different cast members.

This album includes partial lyrics to all of the songs, and they are presented in an interesting way. On the inside of the gatefold cover, there are 10 die-cut pictures that look like sheet music covers. When a person (carefully) separates each picture's three perforated edges, the "sheet music covers" fold open to reveal the written lyrics.

Although the actual front cover title is *Dinah! Pays a Visit to Sesame Street*, under which is *I've Got a Song*, the spine and label say *Dinah! I've Got a Song*.

Unusually for *Sesame Street* albums of this type, not only does Dinah Shore's name not appear in the section listing the cast and credits, but she is only listed by her first name on the songs she sings.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. I've Got a Song - Dinah Shore with Big Bird, Oscar, Grover, Bert, Cookie Monster, and The Count
(Bonnie Sanders-Jack Orr])
2. Makin' Music - Dinah and Grover
(Norman L. Martin-Steve Cagan)
3. Junk - Dinah and Oscar
(Norman L. Martin-Artie Butler)
4. Nothin' to Do - Dinah and Herry
(Bonnie Sanders-Susan Green-Norman L. Martin)
5. A Song to Munch Cookies By - Dinah and Cookie Monster, with Guy Smiley
 (Norman L. Martin-Artie Butler)

**Side Two**

1. Beautiful Day - Dinah with Ernie and Bert
(Norman L. Martin-Steve Cagan)
2. I Like Myself - Dinah and Big Bird
(Norman L. Martin-Lee Pockriss)
3. Monsters Can Be Unhappy - Dinah with Grover, Big Bird and Ernie
(Norman L. Martin-Artie Butler)
4. Blue Skies, Apple Pie - Dinah with Cookie Monster
(Bonnie Sanders-Gail Wynters)
5. Numbers - Dinah and The Count
(Norman L. Martin)

## Other releases

* C 79009 (Sesame Street cassette)
* 8T-79009 (Sesame Street 8-track)

## Cast

* Frank Oz as Bert, Grover, and Cookie Monster
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Jerry Nelson as The Count and Herry
* Jim Henson as Ernie and Guy Smiley

With Claudia Cagan, Elinor Frye, Yvonne Lewis, Melissa Mackay, Melissa Manchester, Myrna Matthews, Marti McCall, Arnold McCuller and Maeretha Stewart
## Credits

* Produced by Norman Martin and Steve Cagan
* Musical Arrangements by Harry Betts and Steve Cagan
* Dialogue by Norman Stiles
* Engineering by Dennis Sands, Paul Dobbe and Fred Christie
* Sound effects by Ray Erlenborn and Dick Burns
* Art Director: Robert Pierce
* Cover photography by Harry Langdon and Bill House
* Album jacket conceived by Penny Ekstein
* Special thanks to Jim Timmens and Henry Jaffe
Surprise! (album)

***Surprise!*** is a 1983 *Sesame Street* album. It is unusual for a *Sesame* album in that it's entirely made up of soundtracks of songs from the show, instead of re-recordings.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. I'm Flying - Big Bird
2. Fuzzy and Blue (and Orange) - Grover, Herry, Cookie Monster and Frazzle
3. All Dressed Up - Bert and the Anything Muppets
4. Google Bugle - Cookie Monster
5. That's What Friends Are For - Ernie and Bert
6. Grouchy Book - Telly Monster

**Side Two**

1. The Frogs in the Glen - Kermit the Frog
2. All By Myself - Prairie Dawn
3. Here - Big Bird and Mr. Snuffleupagus
4. Surprise! - Little Jerry and the Monotones
5. Noise - Oscar the Grouch
6. That's Love - Bert
7. Imagine with Me - Big Bird

## Cast

* Frank Oz as Bert, Grover and Cookie Monster
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Jerry Nelson as Herry Monster, Little Jerry
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn
* Richard Hunt as Frazzle (sic)
* Brian Muehl as Telly Monster
* Marty Robinson as Snuffy
* Jim Henson as Ernie and Kermit the Frog

## Credits

* Produced by Danny Epstein
* Recording engineer: Fred Christie
* Arrangements by Dave Conner and Dick Lieb
* Art director: Robert Pierce
* Art director for The Muppets: Rick Wetzel
* Cover photography: John Barrett
* Executive producer: Geri Van Rees
* Musicians: Dave Conner, Bob Cranshaw, Mel Davis, Danny Epstein, Wally Kane, Steve Little, and Jim Mitchell
Anne Murray Sings for the Sesame Street Generation

This 1979 Anne Murray album was a Children's Television Workshop repackaging of her 1977 Canadian children's album "There's a Hippo in My Tub". Although the *Sesame Street* name/logo is part of the title, this album does not include songs from *Sesame Street*, and Anne Murray is not joined by any members of the cast.

This album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to *The Muppet Movie* soundtrack album.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Hey Daddy
2. Stars are the Windows of Heaven
3. Animal Crackers
4. Hi Lili, Ho Lo
5. Why, Oh, Why

**Side Two**

1. Teddy Bears’ Picnic
2. The Inch Worm
3. You Are My Sunshine
4. Sleepy Time
5. Lullabye Medley

## Other releases

8-track1979
Sesame Street Records
8T-79006Cassette1979
Sesame Street Records
C-79006
A Bear Eats Bear Food

"**A Bear Eats Bear Food**" is a song sung by Roosevelt Franklin and his sister, Mary Frances Franklin. They sing about how you should never assume things about people, or believe stereotypes. As the song says, "There's lots of Scandinavians who never took a sauna", and "Plenty folks in Africa have never seen a jungle."
Getting Ready for School (album)

In the ***Getting Ready for School*** album, Big Bird wants to find a place where he can meet new friends, play games, and learn about mooses. Gordon, Susan, Maria and Olivia lead Big Bird in an imagination game where they pretend that Big Bird is going to school for the first time.

Big Bird appears in the introduction for every track, and Oscar makes an appearance in the introduction for "It's Your Birthday", but all of the songs are sung by the human cast.

All the songs on this album were written by Paul Parnes.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. I Know a Place (It's School) - Gordon
2. Cubbies - Olivia
3. School People - Maria
4. New Friends - Susan
5. Scissors, Paper and Glue - Olivia

**Side Two**

1. Make Believe Time - Maria
2. Exercise Time - Gordon
3. Snack Time (Juice and Cookies) - Olivia
4. It's Your Birthday - Susan
5. Music Time - Gordon
6. Back Home Again - The Cast

## Cast

* Loretta Long as Susan
* Sonia Manzano as Maria
* Roscoe Orman as Gordon
* Alaina Reed as Olivia
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch

## Credits

* Produced by Arthur Shimkin
* Continuity by Norman Stiles
* Music and lyrics by Paul Parnes
* Arranged by Frank Ferucci, Dick Lieb and Colin Romoff
* Band conducted by Tom Spahn
* Music director: David Conner
* Music coordinator: Danny Epstein
* Engineered and mixed by Jim Czak, John Post and Karen Taylor
* Art director: Robert Pierce
* Cover photography: Richard Goldman

## Other releases

CassetteSesame Street Records
C 79014CassetteSight & Sound
62230
Elmo's Lowdown Hoedown

***Elmo's Lowdown Hoedown*** is a *Sesame Street* album released on CD and cassette in 1998, containing country songs from the show.

## Track listing

1. Readers of the Open Range - Noel Cowherd, Elmo and the Readers of the Open Range
2. Tall Short Texans - Big Bird and Elmo
3. Handful of Crumbs - Cookie Monster
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
4. Waitin' at the Bus Stop Sign for You - Polly Darton
5. Ballad of the Sad Café - The Anything Muppets
6. It's Funny - The Anything Muppets
7. Tall Tale - Elmo, Noel Cowherd and Polly Darton
8. The Dirtiest Town in the West - The Inhabitants of Dirty Gulch
from *We Are All Earthlings*
9. Love in the Junkyard - Oscar the Grouch
10. Lonesome Joan - Ernie and Bert
from *For the First Time*
11. Frog Struggle Song - Jerry Nelson
12. It's Zydeco - The Oat Bran Zydeco "Je Ne Sais Quoi" Band
from *Put Down the Duckie!*

## Other releases

CassetteSony Wonder
1998
LT 63430
LT 63431
## International releases

CDAustralia, 2013
ABC Music
ABCs and 123s

***ABCs and 123s*** is a digital *Sesame Street* music collection posted on Sesamestreet.org in 2012 via SoundCloud with songs available for purchase on iTunes. The collection features tracks about letters and numbers, all compiled from previously released albums.

## Track listing

1. Ernie Presents the Letter "Q"
*From Ernie's Hits*
2. C is for Cookie
*From The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. ABC-DEF-GHI
*From The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Elmo's Rap Alphabet
*From The Best of Elmo*
5. Six Little Grouches
*From Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
6. Counting Is Wonderful
*From The Count Counts*
7. Born to Add
*From Born to Add*
8. Roosevelt Franklin Counts
*From The Year of Roosevelt Franklin*
9. African Alphabet
*From Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
10. The National Association of W Lovers
*From The Muppet Alphabet Album*
Sesame Street Music: Amazon Sampler

***Sesame Street Music: Amazon Sampler*** is an exclusive downloadable sampler by Amazon.com. It contains five songs from previous *Sesame Street* albums.

## Track listing

1. The Wheels on the Bus - Ernie, Bert and the Kids
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
2. Ladybugs' Picnic - Dwayne Wayne
from *The Count Counts*
3. Let's Go Tubbin' - The Bath Boys
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
4. Oh, Look What Our Baby Can Do! - Humphrey, Ingrid and Natasha
from *Silly Songs*
5. What's the Name of That Song? - Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Savion, Bob, Gina, Gordon, Lillian, Luis, Maria, Merry Monster, Mr. Handford, Prairie Dawn, Rosita, Susan and Telly Monster
from *Platinum Too*

## Notes

* A second version of this sampler includes the songs "Pinball Number Count" (performed by The Pointer Sisters from *Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music*), "Old MacDonald" (performed by Big Bird, Elmo, The Count, Oscar and the Kids from *Kids' Favorite Songs*) and "If You're Happy and You Know It" (performed by Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*) replacing "Let's Go Tubbin'", "Oh, Look What Our Baby Can Do" and "What's the Name of That Song?" respectively.