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Ep. 195
Sesame Street
Sesame Street was a cultural phenomenon from its start in 1969. This week, on From Memphis To Merseyside, Aaron Badgley and Tony Stuart take a look at some of the musical artists who appeared on Sesame Street. There might be a few surprises. That is Episode 195 (!) of From Memphis To Merseyside.
- Ric Denis — “This Rumbling Sky” (Cancon)
- Bob McGrath — “Original Sesame Street Opening”
- Little Richard — “It Ain’t Whacha Do (It’s The Way That You Do It)”
- Harry Belafonte — “Mama Look A Boo-Boo”
- Johnny Cash — “Everybody Loves A Nut”
- Stompin’ Tom Connors — “Big Joe Mufferaw” (Cancon)
- Bob McGrath — “People In Your Neighbourhood”
- Donny Osmond — “Sweet & Innocent”
- Buffy Saint-Marie — “The Circle Game” (Cancon)
- The Harlem Globetrotters — “Gravy”
- Ernie (Jim Henson) — “Rubbier Duckie”
- B.B. King — “Part-Time Love”
- Cookie Monster (Frank Oz) — “C Is For Cookie”
- Stevie Wonder — “You Are The Sunshine Of My Life”
- The Four Tops — “Keeper Of The Castle”
- Paul Simon — “Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard”
- Carpenters — “Sing”
- Don McLean — “Sitting on Top Of The World”
- Billy Joel — “The Entertainer”
- Ray Charles — “Bein’ Green”
- Johnny Cash — “Nasty Dan”
- Mr. Dressup (Ernie Coombs) — “I Like Being A Clown” (Cancon)
- The Pointer Sisters — “The Pinball Number Count”
- Raffi — “Forty Five Years”
- Anne Murray — “Inchworm” (Cancon)
- Sharon, Lois & Bram — “One Elephant, Deux Éléphants” (Cancon)
- Diana Ross — “Believe In Yourself”
- Fred Penner — “The Cat Came Back”
- Suzanne Pinel — “Le grand défilé” (Cancon)
- James Taylor — “Up On The Roof”
- Canadian Brass — “The Joust” (Cancon)
- The Dead Kennedys — “Stealing People’s Mail”
- Bryan James Duffy — “The Red Brick Road” (Cancon)
- Oscar Peterson & Singers Unlimited — “Sesame Street” (Cancon)
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