There is something so fulfilling about hearing these voices again after so long since they were really the core of Sesame Street TV show growing up for me. There were two records in this but the better one was the only salvageable platter since the other was constant skipping which was no surprise for a kids record. A great thick jacket like the Monkees one below that also has a board game they reference on the album.
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And I Just Found Out Recently That Ernie's Song "Rubber Duckie" Was a Top 20 hit on the Hot 100 Back in 1970! Never Knew That, You Don't Get Stuff Like That Nowadays With the Charts, A Children's Song on the Charts Competing Against Guys like the Kinks, Bread, James Taylor, Carpenters, Tom Jones, Jackson 5, Neil Diamond, Anne Murray, Glen Campbell, Grand Funk Railroad, etc. Interesting!
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