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| Songs from | Sesame Street |
| Released | 1970 |
| Format | LP |
| Label | Scepter Records |
| Cat no. | SPS-584 |
Back cover.
Inside gatefold.
Susan Sings Songs from Sesame Street is an album of songs performed by Loretta Long, who plays Susan on Sesame Street. Joe Raposo, in addition to some of his songs being used, was producer and arranger on the album. The musicians were from the NBC orchestra. The children's chorus was performed by the Lois Winter child singers[1] (who sang the show's theme song and on the first two official Sesame Street albums).
This album reached #86 on Billboard's Top LPs chart in 1970. It was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Recording for Children, but lost to The Sesame Street Book & Record.
Track listing[]
Side One
- ABC Song
Music and Lyrics by Edgar Kendricks - Counting Song (1-20)
Music and Lyrics by Edgar Kendricks - Here Are Some Things That Belong Together
Written by Jeff Moss and Joe Raposo - Children (Sister's Song and Brother's Song)
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss - Happiness
Music and Lyrics by Clark Gesner - Draw Me a Circle
Music and Lyrics by Cy Young
Side Two
- Right in the Middle of My Face
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss - If You're Happy and You Know It (Clap Your Hands)
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo - Three of These Things Belong Together
Written by Jeff Moss and Joe Raposo - The Square Song
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo - What Are Little Children Made Of
(M. Brugnoni) - Happy Talk
Music by Richard Rodgers, Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Other releases[]
Cassette1970
Scepter Records
CSPS-584
Scepter Records
CSPS-584
8-track1970
Scepter Records
TSPS-584
Scepter Records
TSPS-584
8-track
Scepter Records
Scepter Records
LP1973
Scepter Records
CTN-18014
The Best of Sesame Street featuring Susan
(reissue title)
Scepter Records
CTN-18014
The Best of Sesame Street featuring Susan
(reissue title)
8-track1973
Scepter Records
TCTN-18014
The Best of Sesame Street featuring Susan
(reissue title)
Scepter Records
TCTN-18014
The Best of Sesame Street featuring Susan
(reissue title)
International releases[]
Note[]
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- In the mid 1970s, Happy Tunes re-released these songs in two LPs, as Susan from Sesame Street with the Bubble Gum Singers. The albums added extra tracks by a children's chorus to expand into two volumes.