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The Count Presents Numbers

***The Count Presents Numbers*** is a 1981 2-LP set, containing previously released albums: *The Count Counts* (1975) and *Numbers!* (1977).

## Record One

**Side One**

1. Introduction
Written by Joseph A. Bailey
2. Ladybug's Picnic - Dwayne Wayne
(Hadley-Luckey)
3. Counting Is Wonderful - The Count
(Kingsley-Axlerod-Pottle)
4. It's a Lovely Eleven Morning - Tammy Whynot
(Hadley-Luckey)
5. The "15" Commercial - Guy Smiley
Written by Joseph A. Bailey
6. Ten Turtles - The Amazing Slim and His Country Turtlenecks
(Hadley-Luckey)
7. The Count's Weather Report - The Count
Written by Joseph A. Bailey
8. Martian Beauty - The Mariners Nine
(Hadley-Luckey)
9. Numerical Correspondence (Sing a Song of Numbers) - The Transylvanian Symphony
(Korr-Axlerod-Pottle)
10. Candy Man - Jerry Lee Nelson
(Hadley-Luckey)
11. It's Been a Long, Long Time - The Royal Transylvanians
(Cahn-Styne)
12. The Alligator King - The Alligator King
(Hadley-Luckey)
13. Count It Higher - Chris and the Alphabeats
Written by Christopher Cerf

**Side Two**

1. Counting is Wonderful (reprise) - The Count
(Kingsley-Axlerod-Pottle)
2. Country Six (The Snail Song) - The Amazing Slim
(Hadley-Luckey)
3. Numbers in the News - The Count
Written by Joseph A. Bailey
4. 1-2-3-4-5! - Five Bat Night
(Scott-Textor)
5. Beep - Two Anything People
(Kingsley-Pottle)
6. Four Big Lions - The Amazing Slim
(Hadley-Luckey)
7. I Just Adore "4" (from the musical comedy "Two Plus Two") - Big Bird and the Tarnish Brothers
(Bailey-Pottle)
8. The "3" Song - The Amazing Slim and His Counting Fools, featuring "Red" Sales and His Son Seth
(Hadley-Luckey)
9. Subtraction Blues - David
(Bailey-Pottle)
10. Doll House - Dolly Pardon
(Scott-Textor)
11. The Song of The Count - The Count
(Kingsley-Moss)

## Record Two

**Side One**

1. Just One Me – Big Bird
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
2. One and One Make Two – Ernie and Bert
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
3. Knock Three Times – Oscar the Grouch
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
4. Four – Little Jerry and the Monotones
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
5. Think of Your Fingers – Biff
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss

**Side Two**

1. Six – Ernie and Bert
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
2. My Sister, My Father, My Mother, My Grandma, My Grandpa, My Dog, and Me – Marylou
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
3. Eight Beautiful Notes – The Count
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
4. Climbing Nine Stairs – Grover and Ernie
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
5. Ten Cookies – Cookie Monster
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
C is for Cookie (CD)

***"C" Is For Cookie: Cookie's Favorite Songs*** features songs made famous by Cookie Monster. Although it shares a similar title and cover as the original 1974 LP, the song listing is different on this release.

## Track listing

1. "C" is for Cookie - Cookie Monster
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
2. The Last Cookie Roundup - Cookie Monster with Big Bird
from *Sesame Country*
3. Circles - Cookie Monster and Herry Monster
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
4. If I Knew You Were Coming I'd've Baked a Cake - Cookie Monster and The Count
from *C is for Cookie (LP)*
5. The Ballad of Casey McPhee - Cookie Monster and a Balladeer
from *C is for Cookie (LP)*
6. If Moon Was Cookie - Cookie Monster
from *The Gang's All Here!*
7. Goodbye Little Cookie - Cookie Monster
8. Breakfast Time - Ernie and Cookie Monster
from *What Time Is It on Sesame Street?*
9. M-M-M Monster Meal - Cookie Monster and Herry Monster
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
10. Handful of Crumbs - Cookie Monster
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
11. Up and Down - Cookie Monster and Another Monster
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
12. Gingerbread Man - Cookie Monster
13. Healthy Food - Cookie Monster and The Fly Girls
from *Sesame Road*
14. Me Gotta Be Blue - Cookie Monster
from *The Gang's All Here!*

## Other releases

* LT 67332 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1995)
* LT 67662 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1995)

## International releases

CDAustralia
EMI
 72438 56528 2cassette Australia\*
EMI
72438 56528 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABC Music
3745425
## See also

* *C is for Cookie* (LP)
* Sesame Street discography
The Best of Big Bird

***The Best of Big Bird*** is one of a series of "Best of" *Sesame Street* albums released in 1983.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Just One Me
from *Numbers!*
2. The Sound of the Letter A
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. Wonderful Me
from *Love*
4. A Really Good Feeling
from *Bert & Ernie Sing-Along*
5. Sing After Me
from *Sesame Street Sing-Along!*
6. Imagine with Me
from *Surprise!*
7. Next to You
from *The Gang's All Here!*

**Side Two**

1. Tall Enough
from *For the First Time*
2. ABC-DEF-GHI
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
3. I Just Adore 4
from *The Count Counts*
4. Very, Very Special Letter
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
5. Everyone Makes Mistakes
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Just Three Colors
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
7. Y'all Fall Down
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*

## Other releases

Cassette1983
Sesame Street Records
C 5108Cassette1990
Golden Music
4106
## International releases

CDJapan, 1992
Sony Records
SRCS 5807
## See also

* *Big Bird's Best!*
* Sesame Street discography
Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (album)

This album was based on the *Christmas Eve on Sesame Street* special, with songs and dialogue from the original soundtrack, with added narration. Jon Stone voices the narrator who subtly reveals himself to be Santa Claus by the end of the story. The 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. True Blue Miracle
2. Keep Christmas With You (All Through the Year)
3. A Christmas Story (Part One)

**Side Two**

1. A Christmas Story (Part Two)
2. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
3. Keep Christmas with You All Through the Year (reprise)

## Credits

* Conceived, narrated and directed by Jon Stone
* Produced by Dulcy Singer
* Written by Jon Stone and Joseph A. Bailey
* Original music, arranger and conductor: Dick Lieb
* Music supervisor: Danny Epstein
* Special thanks to Dennis Smith, Sharon Lerner, Nat Mongioi, Pat Tornborg and Chris Cerf

## Other releases

Cassette Sesame Street Records
C 89001Cassette Golden Music
1991
4109Cassette Canada
1981
Sesame Street Records/Quality Records Limited
C 89001
## See also

* Sesame Street discography
* *Christmas Eve on Sesame Street* (special)
* *Christmas Eve on Sesame Street* (book)
Yellow Submarine (Sesame Street)

"**Yellow Submarine**", the popular Beatles song which became #2 hit in 1966, was used on several early season episodes of *Sesame Street*.

In the *Sesame Street* version, Bob dresses three Anything Muppets (Pumpkin, Fat Blue, and Purple) who scoot off to their submarine, where they party with other Muppets (including Beautiful Day Monster, a bearded hippie, and Cookie Monster). The song taught the color yellow and how to get along with others.

Performers
* Jim Henson - Fat Blue engineer
* Caroll Spinney - Pumpkin pilot
* Frank Oz - Purple captain

## Audio Releases

* The Muppets sing the Beatles: Octopus' Garden/Yellow Submarine (single, 1976)
Sesame Street Celebrates!

***Sesame Street Celebrates!*** was released on cassette by Golden Music in 1994 to commemorate *Sesame Street's* 25th anniversary. The album included guest performances by En Vogue, Little Richard, Marilyn Horne, Los Lobos and Ladysmith Black Mambazo.

The album included eight tracks that had not been released before: the 1990s calypso-flavored "Sesame Street Theme", "Adventure", the Little Richard version of "Rubber Duckie", the Marilyn Horne version of "C Is for Cookie", "A New Way to Walk", "Happy Tappin' with Elmo", "Elmo and the Lavender Moon", and the Ladysmith Black Mambazo version of "Sing".

The album's closing number, "Sing", was taken from the soundtrack of the 25th anniversary special, *Sesame Street Jam: A Musical Celebration*. In fact, the packaging says "Featuring songs from the PBS TV Special *Sesame Street Jam: A Musical Celebration*, and the Random House Home Video *Sesame Street's 25th Birthday: A Musical Celebration*."

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Sesame Street Theme - The Kids
2. Somebody Come and Play - Big Bird and the Kids
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
3. Adventure - En Vogue
4. African Alphabet - Ladysmith Black Mambazo and Kermit the Frog
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
5. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch and Bob
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
6. The Monster in the Mirror - Grover
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
7. Skin! - Kevin Clash
from *We Are All Earthlings*
8. Bein' Green - Kermit the Frog
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
9. Fuzzy and Blue (and Orange) - Grover, Herry Monster, Cookie Monster and Frazzle
from *Surprise!*
10. Rubber Duckie - Little Richard
11. I Don't Want to Live on the Moon - Ernie
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*

**Side Two**

1. C Is for Cookie - Marilyn Horne and Cookie Monster
2. Put Down the Duckie - Ernie and Hoots the Owl
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
3. A New Way to Walk - The Oinker Sisters
4. Count it Higher - Chrissy and the Alphabeats
from *Born to Add*
5. Little Things - Prairie Dawn
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
6. Happy Tappin' with Elmo - Elmo
7. Elmo and the Lavender Moon - Los Lobos and Elmo
8. Dance Myself to Sleep - Ernie and Bert
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
9. We Are All Earthlings - A Boy and the Anything Muppet Animals
from *We Are All Earthlings*
10. Sing - Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the Kids and the Cast of Sesame Street
Big Bird Discovers the Orchestra

In the album-length story contained on ***Big Bird Discovers the Orchestra***, Mr. Maestro has lost his orchestra, and asks detective Big Bird to help him find it. Big Bird encounters each section of the orchestra, and learns about the instruments. He then places the section into his little red wagon and continues on his journey.

The orchestra members include the following:

* Jean-Jacques Jean, french horn
* Flip Flunkit, trumpet
* Joan, trombone (who learned to play from Stan, who sings "Trombone Man")
* Booba, tuba
* The string family: Victor Vivaldi (violin), Viola Vivaldi (viola), Variety Vivaldi (cello) and Vernado Vivaldi (double bass)

This album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to *Sesame Country*.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Overture
2. Makin' Music's Fun
3. Galop for French Horn
4. Trombone Man
5. Oom-Pah-Pah
6. Opus for Oboe
7. Pizza Polka

**Side Two**

1. Concerto for Pots and Pans
(Parnes-Evans)
2. I'm a Cymbal Player
3. Piano Tuner's Tango
4. Me and My Baton
5. Big Bird's Heroica Symphony No. 3 in E-flat, Opus 55
6. Makin' Music's Fun (reprise)

## Cast

* Starring Caroll Spinney as Big Bird
* Featuring Russell Horton as Mr. Maestro

and the Voices of Les Girls: Maeretha Stewart, Ivy Austin and Krystal Davis

## Production credits

* Produced by Arthur Shimkin
* Script by Norman Stiles
* Music and Lyrics by Paul Parnes except where noted
* Arranged by Dick Lieb
* Music Director and Conducted by David Connor
* Cover Photography by Richard Goldman
* Engineered and Mixed by Fred Christie
* Recorded at Media Sound, New York

### The Orchestra

* Bob Alexander, Phil Bodner, Dave Conner, Bob Cranshaw, Harry Cykman, Mel Davis, George Devens, Danny Epstein, Diana Halprin, Wally Kane, Jeff Layton, Steve Little, Tony Price, Alan Shulman, Manny Vardi and Larry Wechsler

## Other releases

Cassette1981
Sesame Street Records
C 5095
Coconut

**Publisher**  | EMI Blackwood Music Inc. and Golden Syrup Music

"**Coconut**" was performed in episode 410 of *The Muppet Show* by Kermit, who was in a hospital bed with a "twisted flipper." In the skit, the nurse, doctor, and hospital room all become gradually wilder until Kermit finally hides under the covers. When he re-emerges, the entire room is a jungle, the nurse has a painted face, and the doctor is a Witch Doctor. At the end of the skit everything returns abruptly to normal.

In a later Muppet News Flash sketch, the Newsman announces that Muppet Labs was recalling their line of hospital beds, such as the one Kermit is in during the Coconut number. Apparently, they had been built on an assembly line that used to make toasters. Kermit then promptly flew onstage and hit the Newsman.

## Audio Releases

* *The Muppet Show Music Album* (1979)
* *Favorite Songs From Jim Henson's Muppets* (1986)
* *Muppet Hits* (1993)
Playhouse Disney 2

**Playhouse Disney 2** is the second volume of Playhouse Disney songs. It was released in 2003.

## Track listing

1. Playhouse Disney Theme (Character Version) - *The Wiggles*
2. Woodland Valley Cha Cha - *Bear in the Big Blue House*
3. No Harm - *Bear in the Big Blue House*
4. It Takes All Kinds - *Bear in the Big Blue House*
5. Where Would You Be Without Your Friends - *Bear in the Big Blue House*
6. An Oodely-Doodely Day - *PB&J Otter*
7. No Big Deal - *PB&J Otter*
8. All Together We Can Build It - *PB&J Otter*
9. Imaginings - *PB&J Otter*
10. No Place We'd Rather Be - *PB&J Otter*
11. Heartbeat - *Out of the Box*
12. Just Say This - *Out of the Box*
13. Listen to Me - *Out of the Box*
14. Turn a Mistake into Something Great - *Out of the Box*
15. Box Beat - *Out of the Box*
16. What Piglets Are - *The Book of Pooh*
17. If I Could Be Big - *The Book of Pooh*
18. Carry On - *The Book of Pooh*
19. The Bluebird Song - *The Book of Pooh*
20. What's Your Name, River - *The Book of Pooh*
21. Just You and Me - *Stanley*
22. Everyday is Earthday - *Stanley*
23. Good as Gold - *Stanley*
24. Goodnight, Dennis - *Stanley*
25. Playhouse Disney Theme (Generic Version) - *The Wiggles*
One of These Things

"**One of These Things**" was a song regularly used on *Sesame Street* for sketches where viewers would be shown a group of four items, one of which was different from the other three, and they would have to identify the item which didn't belong. A similar song that asks the inverse question is "Three of These Things".

The game has been used in segments starring William Wegman's dogs, and in animated form, melody only, with footprints. It was also the basis for a game in one "Journey to Ernie" segment. A line of the song is included in the theme for the "This is the Game Today" segments from Season 37, and some of the games from "This is the Game Today" include this song.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* One of These Things/Up and Down (single, 1970)
* Somebody Come and Play (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* Susan and Bob Sing: One of These Things/What Are Kids Called (single, 1976)
* 10th Anniversary Album (1978)
* Platinum Too (1997)
Ha Ha (song)

"**Hee Hee Ha Ha**", sometimes just titled "Ha Ha", is a silly song about the letter "H" sung by Big Bird, Harvey Kneeslapper, and Herry Monster. Each in turn sings a verse which tells a silly story full of "H" words, that the others then laugh at in the chorus.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1971)
* Big Bird Sings! (1974)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* Just Friends (1982)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
* Sing Silly Songs! (2019)
Lyrical Letters

***Lyrical Letters*** is a digital *Sesame Street* compilation of Alphabet-themed songs from previous releases, with most lifted from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*.

## Track listing

1. The Sound of the Letter A -- Big Bird
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
2. Oscar's B Sandwich -- Oscar
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. "C" Is for Cookie -- Cookie Monster and Company
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
4. The Two "G" Sounds -- George and Grover
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
5. Jump -- The Kids
From *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
6. Rebel L -- Billy Idle, The Rebel L and a Policeperson
From *Sesame Road*
7. Would You Like To Buy An O? -- Ernie and Salesman
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
8. My Favorite Letter P -- The Anything Muppets
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
9. Very, Very Special Letter—Big Bird
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
10. X Marks the Spot -- Sherlock Hemlock
From *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
11. African Alphabet -- Kermit and Ladysmith Black Mambazo
From *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
12. ABC Medley: The Alphabet Song/Baa Baa Black Sheep/Twinkle Twinkle Little Star - Big Bird, Count von Count and Prairie Dawn
From *Kids' Favorite Songs*
Giving Thanks Collection

***Giving Thanks Collection*** is a digital *Sesame Street* album released in 2012 in celebration of Thanksgiving. The album is comprised of songs from previously released albums.

## Track listing

1. Take the Hand of Someone You Love - The Oinker Sisters
from *Sing-Along Travel Songs*
2. The Things I Love - Oscar the Grouch
from *Love*
3. Five People in My Family - Anything Muppet Father and His Family
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. That's What Friends Are For - Bert and Ernie
from *Surprise!*
5. The Word Family Song - Gordon, Mr. Hooper, Oscar the Grouch and Susan
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. I Get a Nice Feeling - Bob
from *Let Your Feelings Show!*
7. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
8. Four Furry Friends - Cookie Monster, Grover, Herry Monster and Oscar the Grouch
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
9. Just Happy to Be Me - Fugees
from *Elmopalooza!*
10. Five Monsters in My Family - The Monsters
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
The Best of Elmo (album)

***The Best of Elmo*** was released on CD and cassette in 1997. The album was reissued by Koch Records on June 24, 2008. The re-released album included the same track listing; however, it featured new cover art.

## Track listing

1. Sesame Street Theme – Elmo
2. Elmo's Song - Elmo, Big Bird and Snuffleupagus
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
3. Happy Tappin' with Elmo - Elmo
from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
4. One Fine Face - Ernie and Elmo
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
5. Off to School - Elmo
from *Sesame Road*
6. Elmo Wrote His Name - Elmo, Big Bird, Susan and the Anything Muppets
7. Splish Splash - Elmo and Friends
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
8. Imagination - Elmo
9. Drive My Car - Elmo
from *Sing-Along Travel Songs*
10. Be Doodle Dee Dum - Elmo, with Telly Monster, Mama Bear, Baby Bear and Zoe
11. Elmo's Rap Alphabet - Elmo
12. In Your Imagination - Elmo, with Hoots the Owl and Wolfgang the Seal
from *Dreamytime Songs*
13. Take a Breath - Elmo
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
14. Just One Person - Elmo
15. Sing - Elmo, with Big Bird, Telly Monster, Hoots the Owl, Cookie Monster, the Kids and the Cast of Sesame Street

## Other releases

Cassette1997
Sony Wonder
LT 63394
LT 63397CD2008
Koch Records
KOC-CD-4544
## International releases

CDAustralia
EMI
72435 31853 2CassetteAustralia
EMI
72435 31853 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABC Music
3713510CDJapan, 2006
Pony Canyon Records
IPCA-30007
Sing the Hit Songs of Sesame Street

***Sing the Hit Songs of Sesame Street*** is a 1974 compilation of the greatest hits from the first 5 years of the show. All of these songs had been previously released on the earlier Columbia and Warner Brothers albums.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. Sesame Street Theme – The Kids
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Bruce Hart, Jon Stone and Joe Raposo
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Sing – The Kids
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
3. Bein' Green – Kermit the Frog
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? – Grover
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
5. I Love Trash – Oscar
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
6. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? – Marty and Grover
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*

**Side Two**

1. Rubber Duckie – Ernie
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. C is for Cookie – Cookie Monster
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
3. ABC-DEF-GHI – Big Bird, with Gordon and Susan
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Joe Raposo and Jon Stone
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Somebody Come and Play – The Kids
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
5. Someday, Little Children – Susan
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Nobody – Mr. Snuffleupagus
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
from *Sesame Street LIVE!*

## Other releases

Cassette1974
Sesame Street Records
C 50578-track1974
Sesame Street Records
T 5057Cassette1981
Magnetic Gold
51019
## International releases

LPAustralia
Axis Records
AXIS 6284CassetteAustralia
Axis Records
TC-AXIS-6284LPAustralia
Summit Records
8011CassetteAustralia
Summit Records
8011
## Cast

* Matt Robinson as Gordon (on ABC-DEF-GHI)
* Hal Miller as Gordon (on Nobody)
* Loretta Long as Susan
* Bob McGrath as Bob
* Will Lee as Mr. Hooper
* Sonia Manzano as Maria
* Jim Henson as Ernie and Kermit the Frog
* Frank Oz as Cookie Monster and Grover
* Jerry Nelson as Marty and Mr. Snuffleupagus
* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
My Record

***My Sesame Street Record: All About ME!*** is a 1983 *Sesame Street* album consisting of previously released songs, all written by Jeff Moss, with new linking narration from Big Bird, asking questions for the listener.

## Track listing

**Side One**

1. My Name - David, Susan, Luis and Bob
from *Sesame Street LIVE!*
2. Thirty-Two Cracks in the Sidewalk - Grover
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
3. Five People in My Family - Anything Muppets
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
4. Breakfast Time - Ernie and Cookie Monster
from *What Time Is It on Sesame Street?*
5. All By Myself - Prairie Dawn
from *Surprise!*
6. Tall Enough - Big Bird
from *For the First Time*
7. Special - Bob
from *Aren't You Glad You're You?*

**Side Two**

1. I Love Trash - Oscar the Grouch
from *The Sesame Street Book & Record*
2. Wiggly Tooth - Rocky
from *For the First Time*
3. J Friends - The Sesame Street Kids
from *The Muppet Alphabet Album*
4. Hands - Count von Count
from *Every Body's Record*
5. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
6. Just One Me - Big Bird
from *Numbers!*

## Credits

* Written and produced by Jeffrey Moss
* Edited and mixed by Fred Christie
* Project consultant: Sharon Lerner
* Art director: Robert Pierce
* Art director for the Muppets: Rick Wetzel
* Cover photography: John Barrett
* Poster illustration: David T. Gothard

## Cast

* Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
* Frank Oz as Grover and Cookie Monster
* Jerry Nelson as The Count and Rocky
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn
* Jim Henson as Ernie
* Northern Calloway as David
* Emilio Delgado as Luis
* Loretta Long as Susan
* Bob McGrath as Bob

## Other releases

CassetteSesame Street Records
 C 5103
Sesame Street singles

As *Sesame Street* began to make record albums that featured songs from the show, they also released 45 RPM singles from those albums. The first series of albums on Columbia Records and Warner Bros. Records led to a similar series of 45 RPM singles, which were packaged as book and record sets, with pictures and drawings either taken from or similar to the albums, and lyrics to the songs. Some of these titles were also packaged into boxed sets with cover artwork similar to the album covers.

Some of the songs, such as "Rubber Duckie" and "Sing," proved to be so popular with adults that they were also released as adult pop singles. These records were produced between 1970 and 1973. The "Rubber Duckie" single even reached number 16 on *Billboard's* Hot 100 Singles chart in 1970.

In 1974, a new series of singles began to be released on the recently formed Sesame Street Records label, which had also begun issuing albums. At first, they were manufactured and distributed by Children's Records of America, and then in 1977 Distinguished Productions took over production, as well as reissuing the earlier CRA singles under their own name. Nearly all of the early songs were re-released in the new series, although they only had simple picture sleeves with no lyrics.

The last commercially released 45 RPM singles in the US were produced in 1979, although several promotional releases were produced until 1984, when the label was finally shut down. There was also a promotional EP released to radio stations in 1985, to promote the release of *Follow That Bird*.

Several 12" singles were also released over the years, most of them to promote artists who had recorded *Sesame* songs. However, during the height of disco, 12" singles of songs from *Sesame Street Fever* were released for DJ's to play in clubs. These contained extended versions and remixes not found on the album.

## See also

* Sesame Street discography
* Sesame Street book and audio sets discography
* Sesame Street 45 RPM sets
* International Sesame Street Singles

## Sources

1. ↑ *The Greatest TV Moments: Sesame Street Music A-Z*
What Piglets Are

"**What Piglets Are**" is a song from the episode, "Pigletry," a story from *The Book of Pooh*. In the song, Piglet contemplates the fact that he is just a small animal who enjoys ordinary things and is not very brave.

In the end, he concludes that even though he isn't always brave, his friends help him and he's proud to be himself.
Waiting at the Church

**Date**  | 1906

"**Waiting at the Church**" was the U.K. Spot for episode 223 of *The Muppet Show*. It was sung by Miss Piggy in a wedding dress (stuffed with a pillow so that she looks pregnant) and accompanied by Kermit the Frog. The song follows a bride who has been stood up on her wedding day. The reason, as Kermit states: "Can't get away to marry you today, my wife won't let me."
CinderElmo

***CinderElmo*** is a 2000 soundtrack to the *Sesame Street* special, ***CinderElmo***, with songs primarily written by Tony Geiss.

## Track listing

1. The Dusting Song - Baby Bear, Elmo, Mice, Stepmother, Telly and Zoe
2. Find-a-Husband Ball - Bert, Ernie, Cookie Monster, Grover, Prairie Dawn, Rosita
3. Everybody's Doin' This Dance - Baby Bear, Elmo, Stepmother, Telly
4. If Elmo Could Go to the Ball - Elmo and Zoe
5. Do Something - Elmo, Fairy Godperson and Zoe
6. Everybody's Doin' This Dance (Reprise) - Sesame Street Cast
7. The Story Of CinderElmo (Spoken Word) - Bob
8. Hey, CinderElmo - Bob
9. All You Need Is You - Elmo
10. Imagination Song - Bert, Big Bird, Ernie, Grover, Herbert Birdsfoot, Oscar the Grouch and Prairie Dawn (Track 7 on the cassette)
From *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*

## International releases

CDAustralia, 2014
ABC
M-M-M Monster Meal

"**M-M-M Monster Meal**" is a *Sesame Street* song in which Cookie Monster and Herry Monster sing about their favorite foods that begin with the letter M. But since none of said foods are available at the moment, the hungry monsters decide to eat the "M" together.

The song was later performed by Herry and some other monsters in a Monsters in Day Care segment. Template:First

## Notes

* Jim Henson directed the original segment.

* The "Monsters in Day Care" version was directed by Steve Feldman and taped in September 1998.

## Audio Releases

* *The Muppet Alphabet Album* (1971)
* *Muppet MNOP* (single, 1971)
* *C is for Cookie (LP)* (1974)
* *Muppet MNOP* (single, 1976)
* *Letters, Numbers and Signs* (1977)
* *Sesame Street Treasury* (1980)
* *Just the Two of Us* (1982)
* *The Best of Cookie Monster* (1983)
* *C is for Cookie* (1995)
* *Sing the Alphabet* (1996)

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Documents provided by trusted source
Roosevelt Franklin's Alphabet

In this song, Roosevelt Franklin recites the alphabet from A to Z, with a little help from his mother. She asks him a series of musical questions, and he answers in rhyme.

## Audio Releases

* The Year of Roosevelt Franklin (1971)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Roosevelt Franklin Counts/Roosevelt Frankin's Alphabet (single, 1976)
Put Down the Duckie (song)

"**Put Down the Duckie**", performed by Hoots the Owl and Ernie, encourages one not to let possessions get in the way of other activities. Ernie wants to play the saxophone, but due to the presence of Rubber Duckie in his hand, he can only produce a squeak.

## Audio Releases

* *Put Down the Duckie!* (1990)
* *Bob's Favorite Street Songs* (1991)
* *Sesame Street Celebrates!* (1994)
* *Platinum All-Time Favorites* (1995)
* *Sesame Street Best* (1997)
* *Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music* (2003)
* *Elmo's Rainbow and Other Springtime Stories* exclusive bonus CD (2010)
* *F is for Fun!* (2018)
* *All-Time Favorites 2* (2018)
* *Sing Silly Songs!* (2019)

1. ↑ New York Social Diary: Christopher Cerf
I Love Trash

"**I Love Trash**" is Oscar the Grouch's signature song. It was first performed on *Sesame Street* in season 1, and has been retaped several times as the Oscar puppet evolved.

Oscar lists off several special items in his trash collection that he admires; including a tattered and worn sneaker that was given to him by his mother, a 13-month-old newspaper with smelly, cold fish wrapped inside, a defective clock, an old telephone, a broken umbrella, and a rusty trombone.

Earlier taped performances of the song have Oscar pulling the items he names out of his trash can. In a later remake, taped during season 22 (for Episode 2785), Oscar steps out of his trash can area and exhibits his trash spread across Sesame Street.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Goin' for a Ride/I Love Trash (single, 1970)
* I Love Trash/Up and Down (single, 1970)
* Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella (1974)
* Sing the Hit Songs of Sesame Street (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* I Love Trash/Grouch's Lullaby (single, 1976)
* 10th Anniversary Album (1978)
* Muppet Masquerade (1978)
* Sesame Street Sing-Along! (1982)
* The Best of Oscar the Grouch (1983)
* My Record (1983)
* We Are All Earthlings (1993)
* Sesame Street Celebrates! (1994)
* Platinum All-Time Favorites (1995)
* Oscar's Trashy Songs (1997)
* Sesame Street Best (1997)
* Elmopalooza! (1998)
* The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (1999)
* Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)
* Valentine's Collection (2012)
* Giving Thanks Collection (2012)
* V is for Valentine (2014)
* All-Time Favorites 2 (2018)
Rub Your Tummy

"**Rub Your Tummy**" is a *Sesame Street* song to sing while rubbing your tummy and patting your head. Sample lyrics are "Rub your tummy, just like this. Rub it all day long."

The song was originally sung on the show by Susan, but was sung by Gordon on various *Sesame Street* albums and singles.

In Episode 4028, the song was performed by Bob, Big Bird and the kids. The song was also performed by Ernie and Bert. Template:First Bert performed a version of the song in the CD-ROM game *Music Maker*.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Everybody Wash/Rubber Duckie//Rub Your Tummy (single, 1970)
* Somebody Come and Play (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* Rub Your Tummy/Everybody Wash (single, 1976)
Surprise! (Bear in the Big Blue House)

**Surprise!** is a song from the *Bear in the Big Blue House* episode "You Never Know". Bear goes around the Big Blue House doing his usual things and repeatedly finds his friends popping out in unexpected places and taking him by surprise.

## Audio Releases

* *More Songs from Jim Henson's Bear in the Big Blue House* (2002)
Sesame Street Theme

The **Sesame Street Theme** is the familiar opening theme song of *Sesame Street*. It is registered with ASCAP as "**Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street**" with several alternate titles including "Sunny Day".

## Audio Releases

**All versions released are performed by The Kids, unless otherwise noted.**

* *The Sesame Street Book & Record* (1970)
* *Sesame Street Theme/Hello* (single, 1970)
* *Rubber Duckie/Sesame Street Theme* (single, 1970)
* *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album* (1971)
* *Sesame Street LIVE!* — performed by The Gang (1973)
* *¡Sesame Mucho!* (1974) - Spanish version
* *Sing the Hit Songs of Sesame Street* (1974)
* *60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street* (1975)
* *25 Greatest Hits* (1975)
* *Sesame Street Theme/Goin' for a Ride* (single, 1976)
* *Signs!* (1977) — sung by Big Bird
* *10th Anniversary Album* (1978)
* *Sesame Street Treasury* (1980)
* *The Best of Sesame Street* (1987)
* *Bob's Favorite Street Songs* (1991) — sung by Bob
* *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo* (1992) - sung by Gladys Knight and The Pips
* *Sesame Street Celebrates!* (1994) — calypso version
* *Platinum All-Time Favorites* (1995)
* *Sing-Along Travel Songs* (1996) — sung by Elmo and Zoe
* *The Best of Elmo* (1997) - sung by Elmo
* *Sesame Street Best* (1997)
* *Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music* (2003) — both original album version and a remixed version
* *Just Me! Music* (2007) - sung by Elmo
* *Elmo's Rainbow and Other Springtime Stories* exclusive bonus CD (2010)
* *Sunny Days Collection* (2012)
* *E is for Elmo!* (2018) - sung by Elmo and Zoe
* *All-Time Favorites 1* (2018)
* *Sesame Street Theme Song (2019 Mix)*
* *What's The Number?* (2019)
* *It's Time to Rock & Rhyme* (2020) - sung by Elmo

1. ↑ Work ID: 330176402
At Chez Piglet

"**At Chez Piglet**" is a song performed by Rabbit and Piglet in "Chez Piglet," a story from *The Book of Pooh*. The song elaborates on the type of dishes that Rabbit thinks that Piglet should serve at the restaurant, Chez Piglet (pronounced "Chay Piglay," French for "*At the House of Piglet*"), that he wants him to start. Throughout the song, Piglet becomes more and more confused as Rabbit suggests a seemingly endless litany of increasingly complex and at times somewhat ridiculous dishes.
What's My Letter

**What's My Letter?** is a *Sesame Street* game show hosted by Guy Smiley from season 3. Template:First

Prairie Dawn was the show's guest, and the object of the game was to guess a letter of the alphabet - in this case, the letter "E" - given some clues. She manages to get the answer right when she hears the prize will be a mouse - which frightens her!

This was one of many tracks from the 1971 LP *The Muppet Alphabet Album* that was later recorded as a segment on the show, with the puppets lip-synching to the original album recording.

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1971)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* Muppet EFGH (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* Sesame Street Treasury (1980)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
J Friends

"**J Friends**" is a *Sesame Street* song sung by the Anything Muppets, who list their friends whose names begin with the letter J. The names include Joe, Jane, Jim and Joan.

These singers were performed by Jerry Nelson (the Pumpkin J Friend), Jim Henson (the Fat Blue J Friend), Fran Brill (the Lavender J Friend) and Frank Oz (the Green J Friend).

The names in the song also happen to be the names of notable people behind the scenes: Joe (Raposo), Jane (Henson), Jim (Henson) and Joan (Ganz Cooney).

In Episode 4306, Elmo and Rosita sang an abridged version of the song with an orange letter J (performed by Leslie Carrara-Rudolph).

## Audio Releases

* The Muppet Alphabet Album (1971)
* Muppet IJKL (single, 1971)
* Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
* Muppet IJKL (single, 1976)
* Letters, Numbers and Signs (1977)
* My Record (1983)
* Sing the Alphabet (1996)
* F is for Friend! (2019)
Keep on Trying

"**Keep on Trying**" is a song sung by Mary Frances Franklin, after her little brother Baby Ray Franklin says that he can't learn things like numbers, the days of the week, and the months of the year. Mary Frances sings about how she learned to ride a scooter, and how she learned the alphabet and numbers. She sings that even though something is hard, if you keep on trying, you'll eventually get it.
¡C es para Canta!

***¡C es para Canta!*** is a 2018 *Sesame Street* compilation album, collecting bilingual, Spanish songs from the series.

## Track listing

1. Canta (Sing) - The Sesame Street Kids
from *¡Sesame Mucho!*
2. Me Gusta (I Like It) - Rosita & Sesame Street's Luis & Sesame Street's Maria
from *Fiesta Songs!*
3. ¡Hace Calor! (It Sure Is Hot) - Sesame Street Anything Muppets
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
4. Repirar (Take a Breath) - Elmo & Rosita
from *Fiesta Songs!*
5. Quiero Jugar (I Want to Play) - Rosita & Telly Monster
from *Fiesta Songs!*
6. No Matter What Your Language - Big Bird & Sesame Street's Luis
from *¡Sesame Mucho!*
7. Yo (Me) - Cookie Monster & Sesame Street's Maria
from *¡Sesame Mucho!*
8. Tu Me Gustas (I Like You) - Grover & Oscar the Grouch
from *Let a Frown Be Your Umbrella*
9. El Patito (Rubber Duckie) - Bert & Ernie
from *¡Sesame Mucho!*
10. Duérmete Mi Niño - Rosita
from *Kids' Favorite Songs 2*
The Count's Countdown

***The Count's Countdown*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring songs made famous by The Count.

## Track listing

1. The Song of The Count - The Count
from *The Count Counts*
2. The First Day of School - The Count
from *For the First Time*
3. The Transylvania Polka - The Count
a 1977 single
4. Little Miss Count Along - The Count and Zoe
5. Nothing to Count - The Count
6. Transylvania Love Call - The Count and a Great and Good Friend
from *Love*
7. The Batty Bat - The Count with Ftatateeta and the Bats
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
8. Counting Is Wonderful - The Count and Elmo
9. One Potato - The Count
from *The People in Your Neighborhood*
10. Count Up to Nine - The Count with Ftatateeta and the Bats
from *Born to Add*
11. Hands - The Count
from *Every Body's Record*
12. It's Been a Long, Long Time - The Royal Transylvanians (with The Count)
from *The Count Counts*
13. Counting Robins - The Count and Nine Robins
14. I Could Have Counted All Night - The Count, The Countess and The Countess' Mother
15. The Lambaba! - The Count with The Singing, Dancing Lambs
from *Cheep Thrills*

## Other releases

* LT 63409 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1997)
* LT 63410 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1997)

## International releases

CDAustralia
EMI
72435 31855 2cassetteAustralia
EMI
72435 31855 4CDAustralia, 2014
ABC
3773528
Goin' for a Ride

"**Goin' for a Ride**" is a song about traveling in a car, a train, and a boat. It is sung by three Anything Muppets (voiced by Frank Oz, Caroll Spinney, and Jim Henson). The song ends with them all crashing into each other.

The song was later covered by Olivia and Luis in Episode 2323.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* Goin' for a Ride/I Love Trash (single, 1970)
* Somebody Come and Play (1974)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* Sesame Street Theme/Goin' for a Ride (single, 1976)
* Sesame Street Gold! (1977)
* Sesame Street Music Society Album (1978)
* Sing-Along Travel Songs (1996)
* Are We There Yet? (2004)
* Imagination Collection (2012)
Monster Melodies

***Monster Melodies*** is a 1996 reissue of the 1975 *The Sesame Street Monsters!* LP. The songs are in a different order, and one song was taken out and replaced with a different song.

## Track listing

1. The Lovable Monsters of Sesame Street
2. I, Grover
3. I Can't Help It
4. Five Monsters in My Family
5. Cookie's Rhyming Song
6. Furry Blue Mommy of Mine
from *Put Down the Duckie!*
7. Frazzle
8. We'll Do It Together
9. Fur
10. Monster Lullaby
11. Games Monsters Play
12. Be Kind to Your Neighborhood Monsters

## Other releases

* LT 67749 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1996)
* LT 67750 (Sony Wonder cassette, 1996)

## International releases

CDAustralia, 2013
ABC
Dreamytime Songs

***Dreamytime Songs*** is a *Sesame Street* album featuring lullabies and other songs about nighttime and going to sleep.

## Track listing

1. Sleepytime on Sesame Street - Hoots the Owl
2. In Your Imagination - Elmo
3. If I Were - Kermit the Frog
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
4. If Moon Was Cookie - Cookie Monster
from *The Gang's All Here*
5. The Snufflelullaby - Snuffleupagus with Big Bird
from *Sleepytime Bird*
6. Afraid of the Dark - Telly Monster
7. Imagination - Ernie with Bert, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Herbert Birdsfoot, Prairie Dawn and Grover
from *Havin' Fun with Ernie & Bert*
8. Naptime - Bert and Ernie
from *What Time Is It on Sesame Street?*
9. What Do I Do When I'm Alone? - Grover
from *The Official Sesame Street 2 Book-and-Record Album*
10. The Frogs in the Glen - Kermit the Frog
from *Surprise!*
11. Read Me a Story - Big Bird and Zoe
from *The Bird is the Word!*
12. Dance Myself to Sleep - Ernie and Bert
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*
13. Little Things - Prairie Dawn
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
14. I Don't Want to Live on the Moon - Ernie
from *Jim Henson: A Sesame Street Celebration*

## Other releases

Cassette1996
Sony Wonder
 LT 67615
LT 67616
## International releases

CDAustralia
EMI
72438 55449 2CassetteAustralia
EMI
72438 55449 4CDAustralia, 2013
ABC Music
3733137
The People in Your Neighborhood

"**The People in Your Neighborhood**" has been performed on *Sesame Street* many times, sung by many different characters. The song focuses on occupations, with each variation focusing on different jobholders (usually portrayed by Anything Muppets).
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Bob originated the song and performed the majority of versions on the show. It has also been performed by other human cast members, such as David, Maria, or Olivia. Occasionally, Muppet characters like Ernie or Placido Flamingo would perform a special variation of the tune. The version heard on most album releases is the postman and firefighter version recorded for the original cast album.

Bob also sang this song with celebrities such as Martina Navratilova, Barbara Walters and Ralph Nader in *The Sesame Street Special*, as well as in episode 4031. The song was also performed in the *Sesame Street Live* shows *A Sesame Street Mystery: The Case of the Missing Rara Avis* and *Elmo Makes Music*.

## Audio Releases

* The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
* People in Your Neighborhood/Somebody Come and Play (single, 1970) (includes two extra verses, with a garbage man and a grocer)
* 60 Favorite Songs from Sesame Street (1975)
* 25 Greatest Hits (1975)
* Five People in My Family/People in Your Neighborhood (single, 1976)
* What Time Is It on Sesame Street? (1977)
* The People in Your Neighborhood (1980)
* Bob's Favorite Street Songs (1991)
* Platinum All-Time Favorites (1995)
* Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)
* All-Time Favorites 1 (2018)
It's Time to Rock & Rhyme

***It's Time to Rock & Rhyme*** is a *Sesame Street* compilation album released on October 30, 2020.

The album was announced to contain tracks such as "The Monster on the Street" and "What Do Monsters Love to Do?" but neither are found on the finalized album.

## Track listing

1. Elmo Slide
from *Elmo's Dance Party*
2. The Farmer in the Dell
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
3. Row, Row, Row Your Boat
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
4. Cookie's Rhyming Song
from *The Sesame Street Monsters!*
5. Elmo's Rap Alphabet
from *The Best of Elmo*
6. The Grouch Medley: Jack & Jill/Little Miss Muffet/Mistress Mary
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
7. Splish Splash
from *Splish Splash: Bath Time Fun*
8. Two Princes
from *Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music*
9. Drive My Car
from *Sing-Along Travel Songs*
10. Sesame Street Theme
from *The Best of Elmo*
11. Songs
from *Elmopalooza!*
12. Happy Tappin' with Elmo
from *Sesame Street Celebrates!*
13. Take a Breath
from *Sing: Songs of Joe Raposo*
14. Alphabet Song/Baa Baa Black Sheep/Twinkle Twinkle Little Star (Medley)
from *Kids' Favorite Songs*
15. All You Need Is You
from *CinderElmo*
16. Just One Person
from *The Best of Elmo*

## Sources

1. ↑ Sesame Street Celebrates All Things Furry, Lovable, and Brave with #FurryMonsters Fan Activities, Ahead of Upcoming Animated Special
Kids' Favorite Songs 2

***Kids' Favorite Songs 2*** is a follow-up to *Kids' Favorite Songs*, with more sing-along favorites.

## Track listing

1. The Hokey Pokey - Big Bird, Elmo, Telly, Zoe, and Oscar the Grouch
2. The Erie Canal - Hoots the Owl
3. The More We Sing Together - Elmo, Telly, Big Bird and the Kids
4. The Bear Went Over the Mountain - Bob and Baby Bear
5. On Top of Spaghetti - Snuffleupagus
6. This Old Man - Big Bird, The Count and the Kids
7. Mary Had a Little Lamb - Prairie Dawn and Elmo
8. If You're Happy and You Know It - Big Bird and Oscar The Grouch
9. Ta-Ra-Ra Boom-De-Ay - Elmo and Big Bird
10. The Green Grass Grows All Around - Bob and the Kids
11. Duérmete Mi Niño - Rosita and Luis
12. The Bats Go Flying - The Count
13. The Wheels on the Bus - Ernie, Bert and the Kids

## Cast

* Kevin Clash as Elmo and Hoots the Owl
* Martin P. Robinson as Telly and Snuffleupagus
* David Rudman as Baby Bear
* Fran Brill as Prairie Dawn and Zoe
* Carmen Osbahr as Rosita
* Steve Whitmire as Ernie
* Eric Jacobson as Bert
* Jerry Nelson as The Count
* Bob McGrath
* Emilio DelGado
* and Caroll Spinney as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch

## Credits

* Musicians: Jim Lum (guitars and banjo), Tom Armbruster (keyboards), Jim McCarty (drums), Charlie Brissette (bass), Wayne Bergeron and Tim Divers (trumpets), Alex Isles and Steve Williams (trombones), Dave Thomasson and John Mitchell (saxes), Dave Thomasson (clarinet), Frank Marocco (accordion)
* Background singers: Jeff Gunn, Vangie Gunn, Leyla Hoyle, Bob Joyce, Rick Logan, Suzy Stevens Logan, Terry Woodhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRk2EjdHFHQ
* Kids Chorus directed by Vangie Gunn
* Kids Chorus: David Anthony, Antoniette Archer, Savanna Lancaster, Jenae Loofbourrow, Logan Muchow, Rebecca Porterfiield

## Other releases

Cassette2001
Sony Wonder
LT 85428
LT 85433
## International releases

CDJapan, 2005
Pony Canyon Records
IPCA-30003CDAustralia, 2013
ABC
## See also

* Sesame Street discography
* *Kids' Favorite Songs*, album