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May. 7th, 2005 01:47 amLadies and gentlemen, may I present to you
THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER.

01. Sesame Street Fever (The Count, Grover, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Robin Gibb)
02. Doin' The Pigeon (Bert & the Girls)
03. Rubber Duckie (Ernie & His Rubber Duckie)
04. Trash (Robin Gibb)
05. C is for Cookie (Cookie Monster & the Girls)
06. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? (Marty and Grover)
The entire album is worth it if only for one line: "Look over there, your dog is getting funky with Cookie Monster!"
Now to find the Electric Company double album on MP3... I know it exists somewhere. If only I'd been larcenous back in my college days and ganked it from WMUA when I had the chance!
THE GREATEST ALBUM EVER.

01. Sesame Street Fever (The Count, Grover, Ernie, Cookie Monster and Robin Gibb)
02. Doin' The Pigeon (Bert & the Girls)
03. Rubber Duckie (Ernie & His Rubber Duckie)
04. Trash (Robin Gibb)
05. C is for Cookie (Cookie Monster & the Girls)
06. Has Anybody Seen My Dog? (Marty and Grover)
The entire album is worth it if only for one line: "Look over there, your dog is getting funky with Cookie Monster!"
Now to find the Electric Company double album on MP3... I know it exists somewhere. If only I'd been larcenous back in my college days and ganked it from WMUA when I had the chance!
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Date: 2005-05-08 04:07 pm (UTC)Ah ... Marty ... one of the lost muppets ... where have you gone Don Music and Sherlock Hemlock.
"Rubber Duckie" is interesting to hear Henson ad-libbing to cover the extensive intrumental parts. He seems to run out of ideas by the end.
Interesting story: Before I was born, my parents were unfamiliar with "Sesame Street," as there wasn't much reason to be. But they had heard "Rubber Duckie," which was a moderate radio hit in the early 70s. They thought it was just some weird novelty song. Only years later did they discover it was sung by a puppet.
Then there's the story of when my father was pretty sure he heard Tom Lehrer singing on "Electric Company" ...
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Date: 2005-05-09 02:06 am (UTC)Noah
PS Remember how Whack Flapjack had starred, in the 70s, in a movie called Disco Avenger and there was a fight scored with the "Rubber Duckie" track?
PPS Remember Al and Tipper getting down to "Disco Frog" on "Wannabe Radio"?