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DVD Sesame Street - What's the Name of That Song
One electrifying hour of Sesame Street music and magic commemorates its 35th anniversary in this collection of 17 classic songs paired with a star-studded guest list. Superhero Grover provides the thematic storyline for musical merriment as he embarks on a mission to discover the "one special song the world can sing together." It's a difficult task since everyone in the Sesame Street cast has an opinion. Beginning with the opening number, "Sing" (which gives cameos to Ben Stiller, Conan O'Brien, the Dixie Chicks, and more), the tunes come in rapid succession along with the usual bantering and balderdash of Kermit, Oscar, and the gang. There is no shortage of hilarity, whether watching Wayne Brady sing "Between" sandwiched in the middle of Big Bird and Snuffy; or Queen Latifah belt a rap rendition of "That's the Letter O." It is no wonder that Sesame Street remains timeless with such servings of exquisite entertainment targeted at youngsters yet enjoyed by all. (Ages 3 to 8) --Lynn Gibson
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This thing rules.
My non-TV-watching children, ages 3 and 1, are always enthralled with this DVD. The songs are good and the entertainers are entertaining. I don't know if I can ever sing the alphabet song the old, boring, un-Ms. Patti way again. I enjoy it when I watch it with them, and I enjoy it when they watch it without me!
Seseme Street What's the name of that Song
This musical Seseme Street DVD captures my 10 month old's attention and keeps his interest through out the entire video. I am also drawn in by the variety of celebrity guest singers. I have been able to do so much around the house and we use this in the car when going on long trips. Thank you!!!
The best Sesame Street DVD we have!!!
My 16 month old daughter can't get enough of this DVD. I play this whenever we are in the car. Her favorite is Patty LaBelle's gospel alphabet. She gets so excited and claps to the music and raises her hands in the air. I've never seen her so happy as when this song comes on. She also loves "Eight balls of fur" and gets excited when the keys fly off of the piano! She's owned this DVD for a couple of months now and she gets mad if I try and play a different one. I highly recommend this DVD for your little Sesame Street junkie!!! My only complaint is the song by Queen Latifa. It is awful!!! But I just skip over that one.
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