Musicians: Toots Thielemans - harmonica Jim Mitchell - guitar Bob Cranshaw - bass Steve Little - drums Danny Epstein - percussion Joe Raposo - keyboards Wally Kane - saxophone Bob McCoy - trumpet
There's something in the theme that sounds like jam jars or a child's toy piano being played that makes it so unique. I don't know if this was in the percussion - like a cowbell, or it was a keyboard instrument or xylophone.
In loving memory of BOB McGRATH, who played the iconic BOB on SESAME STREET for 46 seasons. He died on Sunday at the age of 90. HBO & PBS WILL TRULY MISS HIM. Kenneth Huang 12/5/22.
Happy 100th Birthday Toots Thielemans (a jazz musician known for his harmonica and guitar playing, and professional whistling. He provided the harmonica solos for the "Sesame Street Theme").
Of course, as a child I had no idea who Toots was. But my wife and I watched the episode where Big Bird meets Snuffy last week, and as the closing theme played, it clicked. Is that... Toots?! Yep. Yet another reason to love the old Sesame Street shows.
R.I.P. Lloyd Morisset, Joe Raposo, Jon Stone, Bob McGrath, Emilio Delgado, Caroll Spinney, Jim Henson and other people that worked on this show since it's debut in 1969.
My mom still teases me to this day that I used to cry everytime Sesame Street would end, whenever SS is being brought up. Well, it was a sad song, and is fitting for a "goodbye". The current outro is way too cheerful.
The standard "strolling" outro, featuring Toots Thielemans on harmonica, that closes almost every show. It plays at an extended length for the credits of Friday episodes up until season 23. An alternate closing with filmed sequences of New York City and upstate New York, recorded during the pre-dawn hours, was also occasionally used instead of the Barkley credits, usually coinciding with episodes taking place at night. During seasons 24 and 25, a more "old-fashioned" alternate credit crawl appeared exclusively on repeats from preceding seasons of pre-1992 episodes. This closing, using footage from Episode 2525, featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children accompanied with a remixed version of the classic closing theme, with a louder, clearer-sounding harmonica instrumental, , is used here and had sporadically been used for the regular Barkley credits during seasons 22 (starting with Episode 2800) and 23. Returns in episodes in seasons 34, 35, and 37. Plays during the ending credits of early My Sesame Street Home Video releases, and Elmo's World: Babies, Dogs & More! (2000).
Plus Jim Henson, Will Lee (Mr. Hooper), Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, and Michael Jeter (Mr. Noodle’s brother Mr. Noodle, honored during 35th anniversary special)
Those who brought to Sesame Street who are no longer with us Jim Henson Jerry Nelson Richard Hunt Caroll Spinney Bob McGrath Emilio Delgado Jon Stone Jeff Moss Joe Raposo Lisa Simon Emily Squires Tony Geiss Judy Freudberg Matt Robinson Will Lee Larry Block David L Symrl Northern Calloway Michael Earl Dave Conner Danny Epstein Don Sahlin Jerry Juhl Kermit Love Caroly Wilcox Robert Myhrum Sam Pottle Alaina Reed Hall Bill McCutcheon Raul Julia Edit: I made this comment a year ago but we lost 2 more guys of the Sesame Street family, Emilio Delgado and Bob McGrath
(2:35) It's the part that's used when the closing theme returned in the ending of episodes from Sesame Street 33-37 (not counting the one with the kids singing Sunny Days). After that, they simply stopped using it and used modern versions of it.
The closing theme (part of it) was also used in closings to episodes after Season 23, then through Seasons 33-37, and also in the end of the Trash Gordon segments from Seasons 35-37. So, technically, it was used all the way up until 2006. I didn't even realize there was a similar comment to mine until I scrolled down to yours. Thank you!
@@BabyLambCreations Nevermind, you are correct about the original closing theme being used again in Seasons 34-37 (2003-2006). You are also correct about not counting the remixed version of the closing theme that features The Kids singing and a new harmonica solo (and still has the harmonica ending). That version was used in Seasons 27-33 (1995-2002). However, the only thing you got incorrect is that the original closing theme was actually not used in Season 33, but rather the remixed version. All this is based on myself going through all these seasons (27-37) mentioned and mindlessly skipping to the ends of episodes to determinine which version of the closing theme was used.
I'm 52,and my SSt.memories are when the two signs were held at the end of each episode by different cast members and having the Funky Chimes play after.
This really brings back fond memories! Here in the UK, during the 80s and 90s, Channel 4 showed Sesame Street on weekday mornings. I don’t think it’s been broadcast here regularly since the early 2000s though which is a shame. I remember they would not always use the whole closing theme as it’s quite long, but I always loved it when they did as it’s a brilliant piece of music.
Canto10 Mosha ironically the Arabic version of Sesame Street was being produced from the 70s in Kuwait, when the Gulf War started production of the show stopped and never came back
@@dominiquepilon5764 This show is a timeless classic, i may not be there i see the first episode i am a 90s kid love to hear these tunes, on these hard times people need to get along of all races.
I remember being 4 years old me and my mother would reenact the closing of one episode where the kids were gathered around Maria, Big Bird, Linda and Olivia. As the music came on and the adults announced the sponsors, they were telling the kids to wave "bye-bye" to camera panning out until it faded into the slides with the SS logo and the CTW liberty logo. I got my first taste of production companies from hearing "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
THE MOST HONORED CHILDREN’S SERIES OF ALL TIME: WINNER OF 229 EMMY AWARDS INCLUDING OUTSTANDING PRESCHOOL PROGRAM 2023. SESAME STREET WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT 10 AM ON WGBH TV CH. 2 BOSTON. Kenneth Huang. 12/21/23.
Season 1 (1969-70) Season 2 (1970-71) Season 3 (1971-72) Season 4 (1972-73) Season 5 (1973-74) Season 6 (1974-75) Season 7 (1975-76) Season 8 (1976-77) Season 9 (1977-78) Season 10 (1978-79) Season 11 (1979-80) Season 12 (1980-81) Season 13 (1981-82) Season 14 (1982-83) Season 15 (1983-84) Season 16 (1984-85) Season 17 (1985-86) Season 18 (1986-87) Season 19 (1987-88) Season 20 (1988-89) Season 21 (1989-90) Season 22 (1990-91) Season 23 (1991-92)
I remember the credits with the one with Barkley and the kids at the park, the nighttime music, and another same version of the closing featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children.
@guffitrash The closing credits sequence with Barkley and the kids at the park mysteriously vanish behind a tree from seasons 22 (1980) until season 23 (1992)? Yes. That's the one I know watching it during the closing credits of Sesame Street when I was kid in the early 1990's (1990-1992) and watching RUclips vids as well.
i’m so glad that other people find the very end a little unnerving cuz i was SO unsettled by it as a kid still love this theme tho, it’s the perfect goodbye song
Episode 0150 Ending Henry Monster: "Sesame Street has been brought to you by the letter Z, and by the number 3!" [Credits Roll] Henry Monster: [After The Credits] "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop!"
2:42 Maurice Monster: sesame street Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters I and W and by the number 12. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
2:35 Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters A and S And by the number 50 Sesame Street is a production of the Children’s Television Workshop! Bye!
(2:52-3:05) the part used in the 1963 kids show "Shapes and Colors" which switched it's name to "Kids Songs, Shapes, Colors and Sizes" in late 1979 At the Children's Television Workshop part in the credits which they banned themselves when "Childrens Television Workshop" became "Sesame Workshop"
You know, I will be 48 in April, and I still think that is the grooviest television theme on earth. My family and I take a trip each year to the great Smoky Mountains and pigeon Forge Tennessee, and just for my families use, I had written a song in the tune of the Sesame Street theme called, can you tell me how to get to pigeon Forge? Not for recording purposes, but we sing it as we begin the long day of travel.
I recall before the Barclay sound effect, back in the 70s you could hear farm animals in the background one season. I think it was season six through eight or something like that.
Yes, that was in the country road sequence used for the entire credits from late season 5 through season 9, and combined with railroad and canyon footage from seasons 10-11.
♫ Sunny day Sweepin' the clouds away On my way to where the air is sweet Can you tell me how to get, How to get to Sesame Street? Come and play Everything's A-OK Friendly neighbors there That's where we meet Can you tell me how to get, How to get to Sesame Street? It's a magic carpet ride Every door will open wide To happy people like you-- Happy people like What a beautiful Sunny day Sweepin' the clouds away On my way to where the air is sweet Can you tell me how to get, How to get to Sesame Street? It's a magic carpet ride Every door will open wide To happy people like you-- Happy people like What a beautiful Sunny day Sweepin' the clouds away On my way to where the air is sweet Can you tell me how to get, How to get to Sesame Street? How to get to Sesame Street♫
Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letters A, & R, and by the number 9. Sesame Street is a production of THE CHILDREN’S TELEVISION WORKSHOP. Kenneth Huang 12/14/22.
This same theme music play over the closing credits with Barkley running at the park with the kids, the nighttime closing, and featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children.
DURING THE 2023 CHILDREN & FAMILY EMMY AWARDS, SESAME STREET WAS AWARDED 5 BRAND NEW EMMYS… INCLUDING OUTSTANDING PRESCHOOL PROGRAM. New Total: 234 EMMYS. Kenneth Huang. 9/3/24.
(Platinum All Time Favorites tags narrated by Elmo) 0:05 "This Sesame Street music collection has been brought to you today by the letter C and the number 40." 2:48 "This Sesame Street music collection is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. So long, everybody! Elmo loves you!"
I collect vintage _Sesame Street_ episodes myself (over 400 files on my hard drive); but so far, I haven't seen an old episode that meets *both* requirements for the ending music to sound that way. 1. For the glockenspiel/celeste arrangement, the show would need to end on a nighttime scene with most of the characters asleep. (If the cast is up late and active, different music will play -- check Maria and Luis' wedding episode, for instance.) 2. For any outro music to get an extended version, the show would need to have an original airdate on Friday (which used to be the only day _Sesame Street_ ended with a credit roll). Thankfully, CTW numbered every episode and flashed that number for a few seconds at the _beginning_ of a show. If the episode number ends in 5 or 0, the show first aired on Friday; those are the ones to check for extended ending music. The old-school outro music was phased out almost 30 years ago; that still leaves over 500 possible episodes to check for an extended "lullaby" arrangement of the closing theme. Unless one of you gets to spend months binge-watching at the Library of Congress, our chances of finding that ending are near zero.
(Cookie Monster's Best Bites tags with the voice of Annette Benning narrating) 0:05 "This Sesame Street video has been brought to you today by the letter C and the number 6." 2:48 "This Sesame Street video is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
2:43 to 2:48 used to totally freak me out as a kid. Perhaps it was the high pitch of the harmonica that hurt my ears, but I guess my 4 year old self felt that there were foreshadowed subtleties of doom nuances that were inexplicable.
Oscar: "Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the crummy letters I and B and by the rotten number 4. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. Now GET LOST!"
2:45 It’s getting late so see you later folks Bob McGrath: Sesame Street is brought you today by the letter J and by the number 5 2:54 Sesame Street is production of The Children’s Television Workshop! *In Memory of Bob McGrath*
The harmonica always hits me.
That's Toots Thielemans.
This and The Muppets are the very reason why I love the harmonica and banjo.
@@SpecimenB I always thought it was Stevie Wonder, because he could play the harmonica THAT good.
@@SpecimenBHe worked with Billy Joel
@@BenJabituyaHe worked with Elton John
Musicians:
Toots Thielemans - harmonica
Jim Mitchell - guitar
Bob Cranshaw - bass
Steve Little - drums
Danny Epstein - percussion
Joe Raposo - keyboards
Wally Kane - saxophone
Bob McCoy - trumpet
Wow!! Thanks 4 the credits.
Always wanted to know who was behind it all.
That line up would pack any legit jazz club to the rafters
There's something in the theme that sounds like jam jars or a child's toy piano being played that makes it so unique. I don't know if this was in the percussion - like a cowbell, or it was a keyboard instrument or xylophone.
In loving memory of BOB McGRATH, who played the iconic BOB on SESAME STREET for 46 seasons. He died on Sunday at the age of 90. HBO & PBS WILL TRULY MISS HIM.
Kenneth Huang 12/5/22.
Sesame Street is a production of… the children’s television workshop!
Thank you for all the lessons u gave us through out the years ❤️
Happy 100th Birthday Toots Thielemans (a jazz musician known for his harmonica and guitar playing, and professional whistling. He provided the harmonica solos for the "Sesame Street Theme").
Of course, as a child I had no idea who Toots was. But my wife and I watched the episode where Big Bird meets Snuffy last week, and as the closing theme played, it clicked. Is that... Toots?! Yep. Yet another reason to love the old Sesame Street shows.
yes, and turkish delight
Toots had also worked in Sweden with Hasse Alfredson and Tage Danielsson in the early 60ies.
RIP Caroll Spinney, the man who brought the friendly yellow bird and the green cranky grouch to life
TrollsandBFDIFanatic 2004 yeah I heard he passed away sadly
@@dominiquepilon5764 oh rip ykwis
I can't believe he died! 😭
@@GradianDarion300 but we’ll always remember him in our hearts. And share the memories we had with him. That will make us feel better.
@@ScrewCRGMymomrocks1997 Yeah. And carry on his legacy if you know how to voice his characters. ❤️
RIP Emilio Delgado & Bob McGrath, two of the show's veteran human actors.
R.I.P. Lloyd Morisset, Joe Raposo, Jon Stone, Bob McGrath, Emilio Delgado, Caroll Spinney, Jim Henson and other people that worked on this show since it's debut in 1969.
Facts. Sesame Street in my opinion has changed dramatically in recent years.
@@supermariofan-yz6yvOh, really? Are you sure?
@@mlsabc1236 Yes. I’m positive. The reason why is because a lot of people that we knew from the show passed away.
Happy 50 Years To The Best Childhood Show Of All Time 👏👏👏👏👏
the intro theme was rereleased in dutch in the 90s
My mom still teases me to this day that I used to cry everytime Sesame Street would end, whenever SS is being brought up.
Well, it was a sad song, and is fitting for a "goodbye".
The current outro is way too cheerful.
You have no soul if this didn't make you cry. Oh and, SESAME STREET WAS A PRODUCTION OF THE CHILDREN'S TELEVISION WORKSHOP.
Sort of for me. Not just because of nostalgia but because the song gives that feeling of just very good flute sound.
I love this theme ending and the ending with the big dog Barkley 🙂
Maria: ADIOS!
I remember the credits when big bird was walking along New York City.
Always thought it looked like Harlem, when I see photos of Harlem,reminds me of Sesame Street.
Im 40 now and listening to this transports me to being 4 again. Gives me goosebumps.
Same here. 44.
Im in your generation. I always wanting to run into a tree and hide, but I could never do it. Shout to Barkley!
@@FlyiDCG Same Here
this was released but i wasnt born at the time, in 1976 then again in 1995 as the intro theme song on casette tapes and cds.
I'm learning this on harmonica for my kids. They love it!
FINALLY, a version of this with consistent good quality!
yessssss no hissing
My goodness, so glad to hear a copy of this in such a crystal clear sound.
Me, too!
The standard "strolling" outro, featuring Toots Thielemans on harmonica, that closes almost every show. It plays at an extended length for the credits of Friday episodes up until season 23. An alternate closing with filmed sequences of New York City and upstate New York, recorded during the pre-dawn hours, was also occasionally used instead of the Barkley credits, usually coinciding with episodes taking place at night. During seasons 24 and 25, a more "old-fashioned" alternate credit crawl appeared exclusively on repeats from preceding seasons of pre-1992 episodes. This closing, using footage from Episode 2525, featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children accompanied with a remixed version of the classic closing theme, with a louder, clearer-sounding harmonica instrumental, , is used here and had sporadically been used for the regular Barkley credits during seasons 22 (starting with Episode 2800) and 23.
Returns in episodes in seasons 34, 35, and 37. Plays during the ending credits of early My Sesame Street Home Video releases, and Elmo's World: Babies, Dogs & More! (2000).
One of the best opening themes to a show best closing theme to a show 80s to 90s tear up loved Barkley the dog on the closing credits 🙂
They'll always be waiting for us to come and play...
Finally! I've been looking for the Closing Theme of Sesame Street...I love love love the instrumentals!
Kudos to Toots Thielmans and Stevie Wonder for making me love the sound of that harmonica!
Lee Oskar is another good hormonica player
In memory of Caroll Spinney.
Plus Jim Henson, Will Lee (Mr. Hooper), Richard Hunt, Jerry Nelson, and Michael Jeter (Mr. Noodle’s brother Mr. Noodle, honored during 35th anniversary special)
Joe raposo
Northern Calloway (David), Matt Robinson (First Gordon)
Those who brought to Sesame Street who are no longer with us
Jim Henson
Jerry Nelson
Richard Hunt
Caroll Spinney
Bob McGrath
Emilio Delgado
Jon Stone
Jeff Moss
Joe Raposo
Lisa Simon
Emily Squires
Tony Geiss
Judy Freudberg
Matt Robinson
Will Lee
Larry Block
David L Symrl
Northern Calloway
Michael Earl
Dave Conner
Danny Epstein
Don Sahlin
Jerry Juhl
Kermit Love
Caroly Wilcox
Robert Myhrum
Sam Pottle
Alaina Reed Hall
Bill McCutcheon
Raul Julia
Edit: I made this comment a year ago but we lost 2 more guys of the Sesame Street family, Emilio Delgado and Bob McGrath
Now Emilio Delgado
Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letters D and L and by the number 8. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop
Maria: ADIOS!
the good old memories that we all treasure in life.
(2:35) It's the part that's used when the closing theme returned in the ending of episodes from Sesame Street 33-37 (not counting the one with the kids singing Sunny Days). After that, they simply stopped using it and used modern versions of it.
The closing theme (part of it) was also used in closings to episodes after Season 23, then through Seasons 33-37, and also in the end of the Trash Gordon segments from Seasons 35-37.
So, technically, it was used all the way up until 2006.
I didn't even realize there was a similar comment to mine until I scrolled down to yours. Thank you!
Baby Lamb Creations They did bring it back for the very VERY end of the credits for the 50th anniversary special last year.
+heathinvader
Oh yeah I saw that. A very nice and nostalgic touch.
@@BabyLambCreations Nevermind, you are correct about the original closing theme being used again in Seasons 34-37 (2003-2006).
You are also correct about not counting the remixed version of the closing theme that features The Kids singing and a new harmonica solo (and still has the harmonica ending). That version was used in Seasons 27-33 (1995-2002).
However, the only thing you got incorrect is that the original closing theme was actually not used in Season 33, but rather the remixed version.
All this is based on myself going through all these seasons (27-37) mentioned and mindlessly skipping to the ends of episodes to determinine which version of the closing theme was used.
The 1990 remixed version was used the end of some Season 34 episodes of Sesame Street and some Trash Gordon segments from Seasons 35 and 37.
Stay tuned for Mister Rogers Neighborhood coming up next on most of these PBS stations
Sesame Street is a production of Children’s Television Workshop adios
im 45 years old now so im the first generation who watched Sesame street generation x ers make me a little nostalgic hear this
Yeah , im 47 and loved this show especially Cookie Monster !
A.D. Perez ha ha! And Grover 😂
I'm 52,and my SSt.memories are when the two signs were held at the end of each episode by different cast members and having the Funky Chimes play after.
Omg!! The nostalgia!! I'm getting teary eyed as I'm writing this ! 😢😭
My sentiments exactly. So many memories of childhood behind this music.
Same here buddy xxxx
Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letter..... and by the number....
Sesame Street is a production of The Children's Television Workshop.
Maria: Adios!
@@AHuebner2004able Goodbye, see you next time! [2003 - onwards]
*Cueing the Friday styled ending credits from Monday episodes to Thursday episodes like Barney & Friends*
This really brings back fond memories! Here in the UK, during the 80s and 90s, Channel 4 showed Sesame Street on weekday mornings. I don’t think it’s been broadcast here regularly since the early 2000s though which is a shame. I remember they would not always use the whole closing theme as it’s quite long, but I always loved it when they did as it’s a brilliant piece of music.
They used the classic closing credits during Season 24.
It did air for a couple years on nick jr to my knowledge.
I remember watched Sesame Street when I was a little child. Brings back memories.
Oscar the Grouch and Slimey Worm from Sesame Street
Slimey Worm is so cute
Almost 30 years ago during the first Desert Storm, me and my crew were whistling to this driving down the road just after Al-Busayyah.
Canto10 Mosha ironically the Arabic version of Sesame Street was being produced from the 70s in Kuwait, when the Gulf War started production of the show stopped and never came back
Ah, yes... Play the hell outta that harmonica, Toots. May you forever rest easy.....
2:49 “Sesame Street is a production of the “Children’s Television Workshop!””
Maria: ADIOS!!!
This show is a classic, so this the old version it's sounds beautifully great, going to be 50 years old wow!
ricardo huff yep in November of this year 2019 Happy Fifty anniversary Sesame Street
@@dominiquepilon5764 This show is a timeless classic, i may not be there i see the first episode i am a 90s kid love to hear these tunes, on these hard times people need to get along of all races.
2:48 "Sesame Street is a production of The Children's Television Workshop!"
Maria: ADIOS!
Aidos
Happy 50th anniversary Sesame Street!
"Sesame Workshop produces Sesame Street!" And now we get to hear the full "Sesame Street Theme."
I remember being 4 years old me and my mother would reenact the closing of one episode where the kids were gathered around Maria, Big Bird, Linda and Olivia. As the music came on and the adults announced the sponsors, they were telling the kids to wave "bye-bye" to camera panning out until it faded into the slides with the SS logo and the CTW liberty logo.
I got my first taste of production companies from hearing "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
THE MOST HONORED CHILDREN’S SERIES OF ALL TIME: WINNER OF 229 EMMY AWARDS INCLUDING OUTSTANDING PRESCHOOL PROGRAM 2023.
SESAME STREET WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT 10 AM ON WGBH TV CH. 2 BOSTON.
Kenneth Huang. 12/21/23.
Me:"Sesame Street is a production of The Children's Television Workshop!"
Dylan (says like Oscar) bye
Boi
*funding credits, then the 1971 PBS logo*
And A Production Of The Sesame Workshop.
oscar *on the credits screen:* NoW, cAn I gEt BaCk iN mY tRaSh-CaN?
Season 1 (1969-70)
Season 2 (1970-71)
Season 3 (1971-72)
Season 4 (1972-73)
Season 5 (1973-74)
Season 6 (1974-75)
Season 7 (1975-76)
Season 8 (1976-77)
Season 9 (1977-78)
Season 10 (1978-79)
Season 11 (1979-80)
Season 12 (1980-81)
Season 13 (1981-82)
Season 14 (1982-83)
Season 15 (1983-84)
Season 16 (1984-85)
Season 17 (1985-86)
Season 18 (1986-87)
Season 19 (1987-88)
Season 20 (1988-89)
Season 21 (1989-90)
Season 22 (1990-91)
Season 23 (1991-92)
the short version of this audio uses that in 1998-2002
I remember the credits with the one with Barkley and the kids at the park, the nighttime music, and another same version of the closing featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children.
@guffitrash The closing credits sequence with Barkley and the kids at the park mysteriously vanish behind a tree from seasons 22 (1980) until season 23 (1992)? Yes. That's the one I know watching it during the closing credits of Sesame Street when I was kid in the early 1990's (1990-1992) and watching RUclips vids as well.
Toots Thielemans (1922 - 2016) on harmonica, born in Belgium, also played the theme to Midnight Cowboy.
He also did the harmonica for the song “Nothing Else Matters” by Lionel Richie on Lionel’s “Louder Than Words” album.
i’m so glad that other people find the very end a little unnerving cuz i was SO unsettled by it as a kid
still love this theme tho, it’s the perfect goodbye song
Episode 0150 Ending
Henry Monster: "Sesame Street has been brought to you by the letter Z, and by the number 3!"
[Credits Roll]
Henry Monster: [After The Credits] "Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop!"
2:42
Maurice Monster: sesame street Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters I and W and by the number 12. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop.
2:35 Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letters A and S And by the number 50
Sesame Street is a production of the Children’s Television Workshop! Bye!
(2:52-3:05) the part used in the 1963 kids show "Shapes and Colors" which switched it's name to "Kids Songs, Shapes, Colors and Sizes" in late 1979 At the Children's Television Workshop part in the credits which they banned themselves when "Childrens Television Workshop" became "Sesame Workshop"
"Kids Songs, Shapes, Colors and Sizes" Fans and Sesame Street Fans are Actually the same thing.
Love this, glad I came back for another listen with my good headphones!
At 1:26 is where we hear Barkely barks twice.
2:09
1:17
2:22
0:13
And right after the end of this song played, the electric company theme would start up, that’s another theme song I loved as a kid
You know, I will be 48 in April, and I still think that is the grooviest television theme on earth. My family and I take a trip each year to the great Smoky Mountains and pigeon Forge Tennessee, and just for my families use, I had written a song in the tune of the Sesame Street theme called, can you tell me how to get to pigeon Forge? Not for recording purposes, but we sing it as we begin the long day of travel.
I recall before the Barclay sound effect, back in the 70s you could hear farm animals in the background one season. I think it was season six through eight or something like that.
The "back roads driving" sequence, maybe? The hands on the steering wheel?
Yes, that was in the country road sequence used for the entire credits from late season 5 through season 9, and combined with railroad and canyon footage from seasons 10-11.
♫ Sunny day
Sweepin' the clouds away
On my way to where the air is sweet
Can you tell me how to get,
How to get to Sesame Street?
Come and play
Everything's A-OK
Friendly neighbors there
That's where we meet
Can you tell me how to get,
How to get to Sesame Street?
It's a magic carpet ride
Every door will open wide
To happy people like you--
Happy people like
What a beautiful
Sunny day
Sweepin' the clouds away
On my way to where the air is sweet
Can you tell me how to get,
How to get to Sesame Street?
It's a magic carpet ride
Every door will open wide
To happy people like you--
Happy people like
What a beautiful
Sunny day
Sweepin' the clouds away
On my way to where the air is sweet
Can you tell me how to get,
How to get to Sesame Street?
How to get to Sesame Street♫
Fuck
@@thefurbyshowinenglish8104
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If I were to do lps on RUclips i'd most likely use this as my finishing as it's both my favorite and childhood:)
0:11 0:13 0:37 2:49 0:05
2:49-3:05 Sesame Street is a production of the children’s television workshop
Sesame Street was brought to you today by the letters A, & R, and by the number 9.
Sesame Street is a production of THE CHILDREN’S TELEVISION WORKSHOP.
Kenneth Huang 12/14/22.
What a time to have been a kid.....
The best of Sesame Street's theme song :)
Best version of the credits.
This same theme music play over the closing credits with Barkley running at the park with the kids, the nighttime closing, and featured Big Bird walking through Central Park and downtown with a group of children.
The greatest harmonica solo ever
DURING THE 2023 CHILDREN & FAMILY EMMY AWARDS, SESAME STREET WAS AWARDED 5 BRAND NEW EMMYS… INCLUDING OUTSTANDING PRESCHOOL PROGRAM.
New Total: 234 EMMYS.
Kenneth Huang. 9/3/24.
RIP: LLOYD MORRISETT: SESAME STREET CO CREATOR GONE AT 93 THIS WEEK.
Kenneth Huang 2/01/23.
2:46 Please stay tuned following this presentation for previews of other Sesame Street home videos and audio products.
Sesame Street 1969 Closing Theme [Cut Version]
0:05-2:52
2:56-2:59
This closing theme is brought to us today by the word awesome and the number one
This closing theme is ALSO a production of the Children's Television Workshop. Take care
WGBH TV CHANNEL 2 BOSTON CONGRATULATES SESAME STREET ON WINNING THE 2022 Emmy for BEST PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM! Kenneth Huang 12/12/22.
(Platinum All Time Favorites tags narrated by Elmo)
0:05 "This Sesame Street music collection has been brought to you today by the letter C and the number 40."
2:48 "This Sesame Street music collection is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. So long, everybody! Elmo loves you!"
Sesame Street is a production of The Children’s Television Workshop. 2:50
Sesame Street is a production of the Children’s Television Workshop!
1969-2000
Now all we need is the full "sleepy" version with the celeste and the glockenspiel.
And the jazzy flute nighttime version.
I don't think I'm familiar with that one, @@justinnicholson8436, maybe because it was from later seasons.
@@MonsterpieceTheatre Here it is. At 0:27, there’s a few seconds of it. ruclips.net/video/kunroNzaajA/видео.html
@@justinnicholson8436: oh, ok, sounds pretty cool. Hoots era.
I collect vintage _Sesame Street_ episodes myself (over 400 files on my hard drive); but so far, I haven't seen an old episode that meets *both* requirements for the ending music to sound that way.
1. For the glockenspiel/celeste arrangement, the show would need to end on a nighttime scene with most of the characters asleep. (If the cast is up late and active, different music will play -- check Maria and Luis' wedding episode, for instance.)
2. For any outro music to get an extended version, the show would need to have an original airdate on Friday (which used to be the only day _Sesame Street_ ended with a credit roll). Thankfully, CTW numbered every episode and flashed that number for a few seconds at the _beginning_ of a show. If the episode number ends in 5 or 0, the show first aired on Friday; those are the ones to check for extended ending music.
The old-school outro music was phased out almost 30 years ago; that still leaves over 500 possible episodes to check for an extended "lullaby" arrangement of the closing theme. Unless one of you gets to spend months binge-watching at the Library of Congress, our chances of finding that ending are near zero.
Rip Jim Henson a good guy who made the muppets and voice Ernie and Kermit the frog
Happy 50 th anniversary Sesame Street
Happy 52 th anniversary
Happy Birthday to the late great Toots Thielemans. 🎶
"Sesame Street is a production of The Children's Television Workshop!"
Maria: ADIOS!
pbscraze Snuffy- Bye Bye!
Telly: "Heh heh, yeah."
BuddyBoy600alt Oscar: Have a rotten day!
"You Call This A Production, It Looks Like It Was Produced By Big Bird!"
Happy People like, Such a Beautiful....💖💖💖💖💖
memories
life was so different. i will plays this at midnight 2020
Toots Thielmans biggest hit is what I’m hearing now: Sesame Street: Winner of 212 Emmy Awards; and they are not finished yet. Kenneth A Huang 8/25/22
Sesame Street has been brought to to you today by the letters Y, J and by the number 10
2:51 "SESAME STREET is a production of The Children's Television Workshop. Goodbye."
Sesame Street is a Production of The Children's Television Workshop!
2:29 Look for these great products from Sesame Street
子どもの頃に聴いていた。渋さに馴らされ、ジャズやブルースの崩し方を教わった一曲・・・(´･ω･`)
(Cookie Monster's Best Bites tags with the voice of Annette Benning narrating)
0:05 "This Sesame Street video has been brought to you today by the letter C and the number 6."
2:48 "This Sesame Street video is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
2:43 to 2:48 used to totally freak me out as a kid. Perhaps it was the high pitch of the harmonica that hurt my ears, but I guess my 4 year old self felt that there were foreshadowed subtleties of doom nuances that were inexplicable.
That’s just Toots taking it on home on his harmonica. I always liked that part even now as a 43-year old.
Same for me when I was little. Nowadays, I appreciate Thielemans' immense talent (may he rest in peace).
Oscar: "Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the crummy letters I and B and by the rotten number 4. Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. Now GET LOST!"
SESAME STREET IS A PRODUCTION OF THE CHILDRENS TELEVISION WORKSHOP
Dean Plays ROBLOX adios!
Jackie Gonzalez You Call This A Production It Looks Like It Was Produced By Big Bird
Talk about eggs!
Cookie Monster: Whatever that is...
@@frankz3595 goodbye!
and when you heard the last minute of the song, The Electric Company, Zoom or Mr. Rodgers was next..
Definitely looks like Harlem. I 💜 Sesame Street.❤️ I got the Sesame Street blues, listening to harmonica💙
Sesame Street is a production made by the Children’s Workshop
Adios!
Oscar: have a rotten day, heh heh!
Christopher Drennan 2:54
Bye!
Happy 100th Birthday and Rip Toots Thielemans.
Hope RUclips doesn’t mark this for kids
Always with my dad in the past keyboard and guitar
2:51 Sesame Street is a production of the children’s television workshop.
I like the old Sesame Street better.
I Remember This when I was in France back in may 2019
"Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop."
2:45 It’s getting late so see you later folks
Bob McGrath: Sesame Street is brought you today by the letter J and by the number 5 2:54 Sesame Street is production of The Children’s Television Workshop! *In Memory of Bob McGrath*
They had this til maybe I was 4