Artist's albums
Soothe Snuggle Slowdown
2023 · album
Happy Dance
2023 · EP
ABC 123
2022 · EP
The Nutcracker Starring Elmo & Tango
2022 · single
Mecha Builders (Theme Song)
2022 · single
Brushy Brush!
2022 · single
Singing In The Shower/Brushy Brush!
2022 · single
See Us Coming Together
2021 · EP
Coming Together
2021 · album
I Am Somebody (Giant)
2021 · single
It's Time to Rock & Rhyme
2020 · album
Sesame Street: What's the Number?
2019 · album
Sesame Street Theme (2019 Mix)
2019 · single
Q Is for Quiet!
2019 · album
O Is for Oscar!
2019 · album
F Is for Friend!
2019 · album
D Is for Dance!
2019 · album
M Is for Me!
2019 · album
S Is for Sing!
2019 · album
L Is for Love!
2019 · album
All-Time Favorites 1
2018 · album
All-Time Favorites 2
2018 · album
B Is for Boo!
2018 · album
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Biography
Since its premiere in 1969, the television series Sesame Street has remained on the cutting edge of educational children's entertainment, its trademark blend of beloved puppet characters, infectious songs and ingenious instructional methods profoundly influencing the learning curve of each new generation of viewers. Created by the Children's Television Workshop in conjunction with the legendary puppeteer and artist Jim Henson, Sesame Street's enduring popularity is due in large part to its menagerie of puppet stars, among them Big Bird, Bert & Ernie, Oscar the Grouch, Grover and Elmo; no less essential, however, are the program's songs, which include original classics like "Rubber Ducky," "I Love Trash" and "C Is for Cookie." Throughout its decades on the air, the show also welcomed countless musical guests, among them Ray Charles, Little Richard, Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, Aerosmith, Los Lobos, Melissa Etheridge and Luciano Pavarotti; similarly, pop music has provided a new context for the program's messages, with take-offs of hits by superstars like Bruce Springsteen ("Born to Add"), Madonna ("Cereal Girl") and the Rolling Stones ("I Can't Get No Cooperation") all contributing to drive home important messages. Over the years, Sesame Street also generated numerous album and video collections, and its continuing impact on successive generations of popular entertainers is assured. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi