minor muppetz
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At what point did it start becomming really common for Sesame Street songs to be remade? It seems to me like it's been really common since at least 1998.
Of course, during the early years there were songs that got remade, but not as often as now. During the early years it seems like there were a few songs that got remade a lot, including Sing, The People in Your Neighborhood, and One of These Things (it seems like almost every first season episode that aired on Noggin featured different version of this song, almost always sung by Susan). For awhile it seems like Bein' Green was Kermits only Sesame Street song, remade twice during the early 1970s (once with Lena Horne). It seems like Kermit hardly started having more Sesame Street songs untill the late 1970s, after he became the host of The Muppet Show.
t seems likee very song is now being remade, possibly to make them more up-to-date.
Of course, during the early years there were songs that got remade, but not as often as now. During the early years it seems like there were a few songs that got remade a lot, including Sing, The People in Your Neighborhood, and One of These Things (it seems like almost every first season episode that aired on Noggin featured different version of this song, almost always sung by Susan). For awhile it seems like Bein' Green was Kermits only Sesame Street song, remade twice during the early 1970s (once with Lena Horne). It seems like Kermit hardly started having more Sesame Street songs untill the late 1970s, after he became the host of The Muppet Show.
t seems likee very song is now being remade, possibly to make them more up-to-date.