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- assessment^3
- anthropomorphism checklist
- Joey and I switch to opera on youtube
- Herbie Hancock on Sesame Street
- The fusillade of developmental facts argument agai...
- The Abortion Papers are Starting to Come in
- Another Thing Joey and I Found
- Three useful god terms
- Kids' art update
- For My Intro Class
- Yes, Thomas, that was Biz Markie
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Dude, that is some seriously deep stuff, right there. "Listen, My Brother" included not only Luther Vandross (he's at the top of the stairs in the red and white striped shirt) but also Carlos Alomar (rhythm guitar for James Brown, Main Ingredient, and all the really good David Bowie) and Fonzi Thornton (session singer best known for his work with Chic and Roxy Music). Totally awesome find. I'm not sure, but I'm guessing a few more of these guys played on Young Americans, as well.
omg. Here's what I love-
"you won't regret it!"
The yellow pants next to the yellow dress are pretty awesome too. I listened to it like 3 times.
It's great, isn't it. The simple fact is that Sesame Street had some kick ass musical guests in the 70s.
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