The Count counts letters to himself – Classic Sesame Street

From 1972, back when the Count was spookier than he is today.

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Classic Sesame Street: Buffy’s Morning Song

From Episode 1092: Will edit this description later.

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Classic Sesame Street: Episode 179

Original airdate: January 14, 1971. Highlights: * Various cast members and cartoons teach the letter A * Big Bird tries to spell LOVE on the front wall of 123 * Ernie plays a farm boy in Bob”s reading of “The Magic Apple” * Cookie Monster eats Ernie’s favorite pillow * A lost boy seeks help from a Fat Blue policeman, who turns out to be his Uncle Louie * Batman and Robin teach safety rules for crossing the street

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Classic Sesame Street: Episode 158

Original airdate: 12/16/1970. Oscar hangs a “Wet Paint” sign on his trash can, hoping it will fool the neighbors into leaving him alone. Unfortunately, the grouch’s plan backfires again and again…

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Sesame Street – Episode 796

First aired December 1st, 1975.

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Classic Sesame Street: Sound Identification

Oscar and Grover Plays a Sound Guessing Game! Sesame Street Property of Sesame Workshop

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Sesame Street – Bumble Ardy’s birthday 9

2011 UPDATE: Maurice Sendak has released a new book entitled Bumble-Ardy – get it now at your favorite book store (support your local one if you want it to survive)! Political correctness for all in this, a true animated classic from Sesame Street. Looks like Maurice Sendak (and references to a book “Bumble Ardy” are on the net). Hmmmn…Bumble’s voice sounds awfully familiar. Cheers!

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Sesame Street – Exit

From 1974, another great song written by Chris Cerf and Norman Stiles. Little Chrissy (Cerf) sings a song for all those cats who feel stuck in one place, because they don’t know which door to go out. Everybody is grooving to the song, but its message proves to be a bit too effective (for everyone except Chris himself!)

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Sesame Street – Who Are The People In Your Neighborhood?

From 1971.One of many sketches for the classic song “Who Are The People In Your Neighborhood?”.This one involving Teachers and a Newsdealer.

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Sesame Street – jazzy spies # 10

the last in this classic series features the actual race (cars), during which some familiar fans can be spotted in the stands. The spies are nearly killed after they decide to break out a chorus line in the middle of the track. Composer: Denny Zeitlin Vocal: Grace Slick A link to wiki with information on musicians involved: muppet.wikia.com

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