Sesame Street: Kids' Favorite Songs 2

Director: Emily Squires, Jim Martin

Overview

"Join Elmo and other Muppets as they lead kids through renditions of popular children's songs. The disc offers a standard full-frame transfer. The English soundtrack is rendered in Dolby Digital Stereo. There are no subtitles, but the English soundtrack i

Product Details

Release Date:	11/20/2001
UPC:	0074645543192
Original Release:	2001
Source:	Sesame Street
Sound:	[Dolby Digital]
Language:	English
Time:	0:45:00
Sales rank:	31,255

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

David Rudman	Voices
Fran Brill	Voices
Carmen Osbahr	Voices
Kevin Clash	Elmo
Martin Robinson	Actor
Caroll Spinney	Actor
Steve Whitmire	Actor

Technical Credits

Christine Ferraro

Melissa Dino	Producer
Karin Young Shiel	Executive Producer
Christine Ferraro	Screenwriter
Carol-Lynn Parente	Producer

Scene Index

Side #1 --
0. Chapters
1. Introduction to Show [2:03]
2. On Top of Spaghetti [2:34]
3. Hey Diddle Diddle [1:56]
4. The Bear Went Over the Mountain [2:21]
5. The Ants Go Marching [2:11]
6. If You're Happy and You Know It [4:46]
7. The Wheels on the Bus [1:35]
8. Mother Goose Jamboree [3:36]
9. Mary Had a Little Lamb [2:18]
10. Up and Down With Captain Brown [1:22]
11. Rubber Duckie [2:59]
12. Duérmete Mi Niño [3:10]
13. Row, Row, Row Your Boat [2:24]
14. Itsy Bitsy Spider [1:40]
15. Finale and Elmo's Song [5:56]
16. End Credits [1:39]

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Editorial Reviews

This musical jaunt down Sesame Street is fun from start to finish, as the cheerful red monster Elmo, camcorder in hand, roams down the block asking children to name their favorite songs. Footage of absolutely adorable real-life kids crooning and acting out their cherished themes links a generous selection of nursery rhymes, nonsense songs and lullabies, each given the Sesame Street treatment. Tunes include: "Elmo's Song"; "On Top of Spaghetti" (look out for that runaway meatball!); "Hey Diddle Diddle"; "The Bear Went over the Mountain"; "The Ants Go Marching"; "If You're Happy and You Know It"; "Mary Had a Little Lamb"; "Up and Down With Captain Brown"; the ever-squeakable "Rubber Duckie"; the Spanish-language "Duermete"; and "Itsy Bitsy Spider" (with <>SCTV legend Andrea Martin supplying the vocals). This captivating 45-minute mix of animated and live-action sequences is truly something to sing about.