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dugroz

I had this on a record!

tsp11boy

A shame these characters never caught on!

spy4863

Love this segment! Always have! I love the album version too! This tune reminds me of the old barbershop quartet style songs, minus the second tenor of course!

Allen Booth

Steven Scott: The three male voices are tenor (high), baritone (middle), and bass (low).

MrJamieMurph4141969

LOL, at 2:27-"OK, high part fellow! Enough already; you've done your part, as have your two comrades, so stop hamming it up, and get off the stage!" and with that, they give him a shepherd's crook. HILARIOUS ending, and fond memory!

MrJamieMurph4141969

It's also funny, on the album version(Herb, Ernie, and Bert's cover version),when Ernie laughs his trademark goofy giggle, after singing his part.

MrJamieMurph4141969

Yes, saw this one many a time, in the 1970s-thanks for posting! I also have that record, that Herbert Birdsfoot(high),Ernie(middle)and Bert(low)sung a "cover version"of--it's entitled "Sesame Street 2," or something like that. Another "cover version"of an early classic SS song, on that record, is "I'm Pretty," sung by a baby seal(as everyone knows, David sung the TV version.) LOL, at the end, when the "high part"fellow gets one of those "shepherd's crooks", or "hooks", meaning getting "pulled offstage."(Ha ha.) Thanks, again, for posting.

Josh Freilich

+TimBurtonIsAmazing It's actually tenor is high, middle is baritone, and low is bass.

TimBurtonIsAmazing

@Steven Scott The middle part is tenor. The high part is countertenor.

kirkrules66

Excellent lesson to be learned here about the value of teamwork and if you have a home entertainment system how essential having the entire spectrum of sound for high quality realistic sound.

1RichardHunt

See? I'm not the only one you've been irritating.

antsamthompson9

If that version was made in the late 90's, when Frank's voice got really deep, it wouldn't sound as weird.

Alan Bishop

High voice was Jerry Nelson, Middle was Joe Raposo, and Low was Jeff Moss.

Garrettk41

I just heard the audio version for the first time, and it doesn't even compare to this one.

Garrettk41

Cory, if I had even a nickel for every time you said that, not to mention various other repeated comments...

Cory S.

HAPPY 45th ANNIVERSARY, CTW!!!!

Cory S.

HAPPY 45th ANNIVERSARY, SS!!!!

afriendofbean

Is that Fat Blue muppet singing the low part the same muppet used for Mr. Johnson only sounding like he is voiced by someone else?

BadIdeaBearCub

I've been looking for this skit for years. thank you.

Garrettk41

Very true. However, neither Raposo nor Moss were puppeteers, just singers and composers. I believe the high singer was the only one being both puppeteered and voiced by the same guy.

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