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"'''Brotherhood of Man'''," the big third act number from ''How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying'', is a song about how all people are ultimately part of the same group and should watch out for each other. The Muppets performed it in the special ''[[I Love Liberty]]'' to conclude their re-enactment of the Second Continental Congress. |
"'''Brotherhood of Man'''," the big third act number from ''How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying'', is a song about how all people are ultimately part of the same group and should watch out for each other. The Muppets performed it in the special ''[[I Love Liberty]]'' to conclude their re-enactment of the Second Continental Congress. |
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| Written by | Frank Loesser |
| Date | 1961 |
| Source | How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying |
"Brotherhood of Man," the big third act number from How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, is a song about how all people are ultimately part of the same group and should watch out for each other. The Muppets performed it in the special I Love Liberty to conclude their re-enactment of the Second Continental Congress.
Years earlier, a jazz instrumental version of the song was heard on Sesame Street, as the punchline of a Simon Soundman sketch. After Simon's departure, shopkeeper Marvin remarks that he should have asked his customer to join his band, but instead, he utters a jazzy version of the "Brotherhood of Man" chorus.
The Anything Muppets also sing “Brotherhood of Man” in episode 0006 of ‘‘Sesame Street’’.