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00:03:49Yeah.
00:09:26Now that we've done all that work, everybody rest up and listen to these messages about the
00:09:31letter A.
00:09:33Oh I'm sorry.
00:09:34Uh, this is the capital letter A. Next to it is the small letter A. Many words
00:09:41begin with this letter.
00:09:42Alligator for instance.
00:09:44An alligator is an American reptile, similar to the crocodile, but having a shorter and flatter
00:09:50head.
00:09:51Now, they have also been known to be extremely dangerous.
00:09:57Hey.
00:09:58Hey.
00:09:59Hey.
00:10:01Hey.
00:10:02Hey.
00:10:04Hey.
00:10:06Hey.
00:10:06Hey.
00:10:07Hey.
00:10:08Hey.
00:10:08Hey, Ernie.
00:10:09Hey, Ernie, what's the matter?
00:10:10What's the matter?
00:10:11Yeah.
00:10:12Oh, look at the dumb TV.
00:10:13It's been going A, A, A like that for four days.
00:10:16It's on all the channels.
00:10:18It's driving me absolutely bananas.
00:10:19Hey.
00:10:20Well, look.
00:10:20Now, maybe we can fix it now.
00:10:22I'll turn off the set, and you go back there and see if anything's wrong, OK?
00:10:26OK.
00:10:27OK.
00:10:28Hey.
00:10:29What?
00:10:30I found an acorn back there.
00:10:32An acorn?
00:10:33Yeah.
00:10:34Looky here.
00:10:36Here's a can of apricots.
00:10:38How about that?
00:10:39A can of apricots.
00:10:41Oh.
00:10:42What?
00:10:43Here's an apron.
00:10:44An apron.
00:10:45Yeah.
00:10:45See that?
00:10:46It's a nice fit.
00:10:47OK.
00:10:49Ooh.
00:10:50There's an ape.
00:10:51An ape?
00:10:51Yes, an ape.
00:10:53Hmm.
00:10:55Oh.
00:10:55Looky here.
00:10:56Looky where?
00:10:57There's an A.
00:10:58An A. Well, now, there's your trouble.
00:10:59You see you had all those A things in there.
00:11:02Now, come on back here, and I'll turn on the set, and see if anything's wrong.
00:11:05You know, if it's gotten better, OK?
00:11:06OK.
00:11:07OK.
00:11:08B.
00:11:10B.
00:11:11B.
00:11:11Oh, look.
00:11:12I'm sorry, Ernie.
00:11:13I thought that I fixed it.
00:11:14You know what?
00:11:15Oh, excuse me, Bert.
00:11:17Thank you for fixing the set.
00:11:19Fixing the set?
00:11:20It's just like it was before, except it's a letter B now instead of the letter A.
00:11:25B.
00:11:25Oh.
00:11:25B.
00:11:26Isn't that beautiful?
00:11:27B.
00:11:28B.
00:11:31B.
00:11:36A.
00:11:38Ape.
00:11:47Ape?
00:11:49A.
00:11:52Put your finger in the air, in the air.
00:11:57Put your finger in the air, in the air.
00:12:01Put your finger in the air
00:12:03And hold it up right there
00:12:05Put your finger in the air
00:12:07You know, anybody who wants to can help out on this song
00:12:12Even if you never heard it before
00:12:13Put your finger on your chin, on your chin
00:12:17Put your finger on your chin, on your chin
00:12:21Put your finger on your chin
00:12:24That's where the food slips in
00:12:26Put your finger on your chin, on your chin
00:12:29Put your finger on your nose, on your nose
00:12:33Put your finger on your nose, on your nose
00:12:37Put your finger on your nose
00:12:40That's where the cold wind blows
00:12:42Put your finger on your nose, on your nose
00:12:46Now put your finger on your ear, on your ear
00:12:49Put your finger on your ear, on your ear
00:12:53Put your finger on your ear
00:12:56And leave it there a year
00:12:58Put your finger on your ear, on your ear
00:13:01Here's a hard one
00:13:03Put your finger on your toe, on your toe
00:13:07Put your finger on your toe, on your toe
00:13:11Put your finger on your toe
00:13:13And leave it a day or so
00:13:15Put your finger on your toe, on your toe
00:13:19Put your finger on your finger, on your finger
00:13:22Put your finger on your finger, on your finger
00:13:36Do any of you have a little brother or sister back home?
00:13:40Well, here's a song you might try with them, because even if they don't know the words,
00:13:45they can go right along with you.
00:13:47You sing some little brother?
00:13:49I have a big one.
00:13:51Well, a big one can help, too.
00:13:52I have a big one.
00:13:53Where's your point finger? Where's your point finger?
00:13:57Here I am. Here I am.
00:14:00How are you this morning? Very well, I thank you.
00:14:05Run away. Run away.
00:14:08Where's Mr. Thumpkin? Where's Mr. Thumpkin?
00:14:12Here I am. Here I am. How are you this morning? Very well, I thank you.
00:14:19Run away. Run away.
00:14:22Where's Miss Pinky? Where's Miss Pinky? Here I am. Here I am.
00:14:29How are you this morning? Very well, I thank you.
00:14:32Run away. Run away.
00:14:35Where's the whole family? Where's the whole family? Here I am. Here I am.
00:14:42How are you this morning? Very well, I thank you.
00:14:45Run away. Run away.
00:14:48Run away.
00:14:50You sing that thump, then thump, then this, then this, then this, then this.
00:14:55Oh, you could do everything. You could have your toes into it, too, and your knee.
00:14:59Uh-huh.
00:15:00Well, not that. I'm gonna take it.
00:15:02You know, in the old days, people had songs to go along with all their work.
00:15:06Many of us used to have milking songs to milk the cow.
00:15:08Uh-huh.
00:15:08Dee-dee-dee-dee dee-dee-dee-dee-dee-dee dee-dee-dee-dee dee-dee dee-dee-dee-dee
00:15:13-dee dee.
00:15:13Squirt, squirt.
00:15:14And they'd sing, because that was a long job, and the singing made it go more fun.
00:15:20And they used to have a song, women would sing while they were spinning.
00:15:23Uh, you know, spinning, uh, for a spinning wheel to make cloth.
00:15:28yeah and men used to have hey you know john henry the hammerer before that machine threw him out of
00:15:33a job and left him there with no job to do john henry had songs and i see a hammer
00:15:39over there
00:15:39if you kids would clear away from that log i'll show you how it goes okay make some room yeah
00:15:48don't better not sit there because i don't want to hit anybody now you imagine it's a long hot
00:15:53day a long long hot day and john henry and his friends are just i tell you what just to
00:16:00be on
00:16:00the safe side suppose you move just a little bit because i don't want to hurt anybody
00:16:08all right and they're just singing long long hot day take this hammer
00:16:16care to my captain tell him i'm gone tell him i'm gone
00:16:25if he asked you was i laughing tell him i'm crying tell him i'm crying
00:16:43i don't want no cold iron shackles
00:16:50round my leg
00:16:55round my leg
00:16:59well kind of imagine he didn't really want to be there
00:17:04it was hard work and he was probably looking forward to the day when he'd never have to
00:17:08lift a hammer again and so the songs will never be heard anymore either i just heard a man singing
00:17:17that song once and i thought i'd remember the song even though that they don't do this kind of work
00:17:23much now they got a machine to do it take this hammer carry it to my captain
00:17:32tell him i'm gone
00:17:37tell him i'm gone
00:17:46listen you've done a lot of singing for us
00:17:48let us do some singing for you
00:17:50now guys i've got a couple of very simple questions to ask you about some of the people
00:17:55that live around our neighborhood
00:17:56okay you ready
00:17:58no not really are you ready yeah get ready now because here's the first one who delivers the
00:18:03milk in our neighborhood
00:18:05you know that
00:18:06the cow no no no the cow gives the milk but he doesn't deliver it
00:18:10the farmer no no no the farmer milks the cow but he he doesn't deliver the cow how about the
00:18:16paper
00:18:16boy not the paper boy
00:18:18no he didn't do it you give up did you say cow he said cow already yeah we give up
00:18:23the milkman
00:18:26that's an easy one that's an easy one you want you want a hard one now i knew that one
00:18:29all along
00:18:29you're just saving the answer okay here's another one now who picks up the trash in your neighborhood
00:18:37oscar no not oscar didn't pick it up no
00:18:41the milkman no well it worked not it worked once i pick it up sometimes that's good when i drop
00:18:47it
00:18:47you know i always pick it up sure it keeps streets clean that way right that's not a litter bug
00:18:52no
00:18:52that's a good idea you give up who picks up the who picks up the trash litter bugs no no
00:18:57no no the
00:18:58trash collector or the or or the sanitation man oh yeah i knew that i knew that why didn't you
00:19:03say
00:19:04that listen i i think you guys need a little help with you know the people that work around your
00:19:09neighborhood right and what they do now i'm going to sing you a little song and tell you about some
00:19:15of the people around our neighborhood okay do you have a choice no you really don't go ahead now listen
00:19:20carefully now who are the people in your neighborhood in your neighborhood in your neighborhood in your
00:19:30neighborhood say who are the people in your neighborhood the people that you meet each day
00:19:38now for instance if i put this little bag over your shoulder like this right and put a cab on
00:19:43your head you know who you'll be the postman the postman always brings the mail through rain and snow
00:19:49and sleep and hail i'll work and work the whole day through to get your letter safe to you
00:19:58cause the postman is a person in your neighborhood in your neighborhood he's in your neighborhood the postman is
00:20:08a person in your neighborhood he's a person that you meet each day hey and you know who you could
00:20:15be
00:20:15if i put this hat on you you'd be the fireman in our neighborhood oh a fireman is brave it's
00:20:23said
00:20:24his engine is a shiny red if there's a fire anywhere about well i'll be sure to put it out
00:20:34because a fireman is a person in your neighborhood in your neighborhood he's in your neighborhood and a
00:20:43postman is a person in your neighborhood well they're the people that you meet when you're walking
00:20:49down the street they're the people that you meet each day
00:21:00a salute to the letter u
00:21:08useful for words beginning with u little words such as use big words such as university
00:21:17and in between words such as ukulele
00:21:23without the letter u there would be no universe or
00:21:31uranium without the letter u units would be nets policemen would have no uniforms and nothing
00:21:42would be useful for instance whoever heard of an io so here's to you you
00:21:51you've earned your place in the alphabet and so to you you for your unique universal usability we say
00:22:00thank you you
00:22:04anybody want to buy a used u this is the letter q note that it looks like the letter o
00:22:12with a little
00:22:13stem this is the stem the stem fits right in there q begins many words such as
00:22:21quiet a stamp seems to have fallen out it fits right there other q words are quick
00:22:31uh fits uh fits in here fine now q uh court order uh quilt and uh quit that
00:22:50quiver another q word by the way so don't forget q like an o with a stem
00:22:57i'll be taking this out and we'll be leaving as an egg
00:23:02well you can say it for yourself any questions i hate that
00:23:09hey you remember these two don't you you never find this one in a word without this one right next
00:23:17to it
00:23:17why these two are as close as buddy and jim
00:23:28let me see now i'll take the tape
00:23:33good boy and i'll press it down real good
00:23:43good boy and now
00:24:04buddy buddy what are you doing
00:24:07oh just sitting around jim buddy what is that
00:24:15come on jim you know what that is that's your finger
00:24:20i don't mean my finger i mean what is that on your forehead oh that's my money
00:24:30and why is your money on your forehead
00:24:34so i'll know where it is that's a nice safe place to keep money
00:24:40that is the silliest thing i have ever heard in my life
00:24:46buddy that's no place to keep your money sure it is jim right there that's a safe place buddy can't
00:24:52you think of another place to keep your money than your forehead well to tell you the truth jim i
00:24:57did worry about that i tried matter of fact i tried first pasting it across my eyes like that
00:25:02but you know it's a problem when you do that you keep bumping into things oh that's not what i
00:25:08mean
00:25:09i mean can't you think of a safe place think it's very important safer than here safer than
00:25:15there sure there's got to be a safer place than that to keep your money well that's gonna be a
00:25:19tough
00:25:19one let's see now
00:25:25hold everything uh-oh uh-oh buddy what is this oh jim that that's a piggy bank sure it is
00:25:36matter of fact
00:25:37you know that's that's about the safest place in the whole world to keep things you know that you
00:25:41don't want to lose and you always know where they are all you have to do is just drop them
00:25:46right in
00:25:47this little hole here in the top of the piggy bank see and then you got them on the inside
00:25:50and if you
00:25:51want to take them out you have a key see and you just take this keep watching are you looking
00:25:56i sure
00:25:57am all right you take this key and you just stick it right in the bottom undo it and then
00:26:01you take them
00:26:01out see buddy didn't you just finish telling me that this piggy bank is the safest place in the
00:26:09whole world to keep things in when you don't want to lose them jim i just told you that well
00:26:14you
00:26:14know what i'm going to tell you now what i'm going to tell you to take your money off your
00:26:17forehead
00:26:18and put it right into the piggy bank where it'll be safe and you'll always know where it is right
00:26:23in
00:26:23there safest place boy jim you did it again that's right all i have to do is take the money
00:26:32off my forehead
00:26:33that's it and put it right there's a nickel one nickel a penny penny and another penny you got a
00:26:42lot of money buddy i got seven cents that's a nickel and two pennies right there in the old piggy
00:26:47bank
00:26:48yes boy now we know where they are anytime i want to take them out jim see all i have
00:26:53to do
00:26:53you know i want to spend a little ice cream or something like i like that not before your dinner
00:26:59though no never before when i want to take them out all i have to do then is take the
00:27:05key and unlock
00:27:07the bottom and take my money out get your money good boy then uh-oh jim what is it
00:27:17what happens if i lose how do i get the money out of the bank if i lose the key
00:27:22uh-oh buddy for once in your life you've had a good idea we have to find a safe place
00:27:31to keep the
00:27:31key so you'll never lose it that's it we got to find a safe place to keep the keys hold
00:27:36it hold it
00:27:38wait a minute jim's got an idea no no no buddy's got the idea jim what all you have to
00:27:44do is take this
00:27:45key right here you see and paste it right on the forehead i know where that is that's not a
00:27:50good
00:27:51idea i have a better idea all you have to do to put the key in a safe place is
00:27:57to put it in the safest
00:27:58place in the whole world that buddy and jim know to keep things where is that where is it i'll
00:28:03show
00:28:03you where it is give me that key we're gonna take the key and we're gonna put it in the
00:28:08old safe piggy bank
00:28:14that's it jim yeah you did it again oh boy good boy okay buddy well i'll see you tomorrow hey
00:28:24jim
00:28:24what i see you tomorrow okay buddy so long so long boy is he smart yep he figured it out
00:28:35now i got the
00:28:36money in the piggy bank where it's safe and i got the key in the piggy bank where it's safe
00:28:42and now
00:28:43all i have to do anytime i want to take my money out of the piggy bank is just to
00:28:48take the key that's in
00:28:49there and oh jim
00:29:30i'll tell you what it's all about
00:29:32once upon a time there was a little boy that played the ukulele he'd go around town clink clink
00:29:38clink clink clink clink making a racket and the grown-ups say get that thing out of here and they
00:29:42kick him out of the house not only that the boy's father used to get in trouble the boy's father
00:29:48had
00:29:49a magic wand he'd go zip zip make things disappear but he was too much of a practical joker he'd
00:29:57go to
00:29:58someone doing a hard job of work up comes the father with his magic wand zip the saw disappears
00:30:07he'd come to someone about to drink a nice cold glass of something zip the glass disappears
00:30:15he'd come to someone doing a hard job of work and then they're tired they want to sit down and
00:30:19pull the chair out no chair so people said to the father you get out of here too take your
00:30:26magic wand
00:30:27and you and your son
00:30:30the boy and his father were ostracized
00:30:34the mate means made them live on the edge of town wouldn't let them have anything to do with
00:30:39anybody else now in this town they used to tell stories the old people used to tell stories about the
00:30:47giants that lived in the old days they used to tell a story about a giant called abiyoyo
00:30:56he said he was as tall as a house and he could eat people up of course nobody believed it
00:31:04but they
00:31:04told the stories anyway one day one day the sun rose blood red over the hill and the first people
00:31:14got up and looked out the window they saw a great big shadow in front of the sun and they
00:31:19could feel the
00:31:19whole ground shake down to the fields he came people said it's abiyoyo you could feel the whole ground
00:31:28shake he came to the sheep pasture grabs a whole sheep out comes the cow pasture grabs a whole cow
00:31:38then you'll grab your most precious possessions and run run just then the boy and his father woke up
00:31:45they'd been up late the night before at a party or something the boy rubs his eyes says
00:31:49hey pa what's coming over the field and the father says oh son that's abiyoyo oh if only i could
00:31:57get
00:31:57him to lie down i could make him disappear the boy says come with me father and he grabs his
00:32:05father by
00:32:05one hand and the father gets the magic wand and the boy gets the ukulele and they ran across the
00:32:12field
00:32:12right up to where abiyoyo was people tell don't go near him he'll eat you alive
00:32:21he had long fingernails because he never cut them he had slobbery teeth because he never brushed them
00:32:28he had stinking feet because he never washed them he raised up with his claws
00:32:34just then the boy whips out his ukulele
00:32:36you know the giant had never heard a song about himself before
00:32:51and a foolish grin spread over the giant's face and the giant started to dance
00:33:01the boy went faster
00:33:11the giant got out of breath
00:33:14he staggered
00:33:15he fell down flat on the ground
00:33:19Zip, zip, went the father
00:33:22People had been looking out the windows
00:33:24They said, Abba Yo-Yo's gone
00:33:28He's disappeared
00:33:30The people ran across the fields
00:33:32They lifted the boy and his father up in their shoulders
00:33:34They said, come back to town
00:33:36Bring your gall-darn ukulele
00:33:37We don't care anymore
00:33:38And they all sang
00:33:41Abba Yo-Yo, Abba Yo-Yo
00:33:44Abba Yo-Yo, Abba Yo-Yo
00:33:48Abba Yo-Yo, Yo-Yo, Yo-Yo
00:33:52Abba Yo-Yo, Yo-Yo, Yo-Yo
00:33:581, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
00:34:1210, 9, 8, 11, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
00:34:171, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
00:34:289, 9, 9, 9, let's take the ball of mine
00:34:33How many is mine?
00:34:379, 9, noodles
00:34:401, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
00:34:469, nails
00:34:481, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
00:34:559, lice
00:34:561, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
00:35:109, lice
00:35:119, lice
00:35:121, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
00:35:169, lice
00:35:199, lice
00:35:219, lice
00:35:221, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
00:35:269, lice
00:35:289, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:309, lice
00:35:319, lice
00:35:31Oh
00:35:45One
00:35:49Two
00:35:52Three
00:35:56Four
00:36:01five six seven eight nine ten
00:36:29one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
00:36:32eight
00:36:37eight
00:36:46eight
00:36:48eight
00:36:49eight
00:36:50eight
00:36:53eight
00:37:09i don't know about you but when i was little i used to love to draw pictures
00:37:13maybe some of you like to draw pictures too i like to see buildings with pictures on the outside of
00:37:17them like here and i have a song that i like to draw pictures with but you have to guess
00:37:22what it
00:37:23is first so let's see who can guess what this is now here we are
00:37:31a face
00:37:32wait a minute let him draw a little more
00:37:35now you'll guess what it is i'm sure you'll guess what it is
00:37:37a rooster
00:37:38a rooster cocky doodle doo
00:37:44all right
00:37:46reggie can you give that to somebody now we'll all sing the song if anybody knows it you help me
00:37:50out
00:37:51i had a rooster and the rooster pleased me i fed my rooster on a green berry tree
00:37:59the little rooster went cocky doo-doo doo doo nae-doo dodoidé doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo-doo-doo
00:38:06-dee do
00:38:09Now I've got another picture.
00:38:12Let's see if I can fool you.
00:38:14Let me see.
00:38:18A cat.
00:38:19A cat.
00:38:20A cat.
00:38:23Yes.
00:38:25A bigger cat.
00:38:26That's right.
00:38:27A black cat.
00:38:30A black kitty cat.
00:38:34Okay.
00:38:36There we are.
00:38:38You all know how a cat goes.
00:38:42Here we go.
00:38:43I had a cat.
00:38:45I had a cat.
00:38:47A cat.
00:38:48Please be.
00:38:49I fed my cat.
00:38:51On a greenberry tree.
00:38:53The little cat.
00:38:55Meow.
00:38:57Meow.
00:38:58The little rooster.
00:39:08And now I've got another one.
00:39:10We'll see if I can fool you.
00:39:12I'm not sure what I can do.
00:39:14But we'll see.
00:39:16A face.
00:39:18Wait a minute.
00:39:19What is it a face of?
00:39:22A little pig.
00:39:24A pig.
00:39:25Meow.
00:39:25A pig.
00:39:26That's right.
00:39:32No, ma'am.
00:39:33No, I throw it on TV.
00:39:35Ha ha.
00:39:36All right.
00:39:37Here we are.
00:39:42All you know how a pig goes.
00:39:45It's up and down.
00:39:46I had a pig.
00:39:47Here we go.
00:39:50I had a pig.
00:39:52And the pig.
00:39:53Please be.
00:39:54I fed my pig.
00:39:56On a greenberry tree.
00:39:58The little pig.
00:40:01Hi.
00:40:01Hi.
00:40:02Hi.
00:40:02The little cat.
00:40:05Goes meow.
00:40:07Meow.
00:40:08The little rooster.
00:40:10Goes cow.
00:40:11Do do do do do.
00:40:13Do do do do do.
00:40:14Do do do do.
00:40:18No, let me see.
00:40:19I'm going to see if I can fool you.
00:40:21I don't know.
00:40:22I'm going to see if I can.
00:40:24A baby.
00:40:25I know, but you ain't going to do.
00:40:26Oh, no.
00:40:27Oh, no.
00:40:27It's a horse.
00:40:32We're going to wait, aren't we, Josh?
00:40:35A turkey.
00:40:36We're going to wait, aren't we, Troy?
00:40:38A bird.
00:40:39A bird.
00:40:40It's a bird.
00:40:41It's a bird to play in Superman.
00:40:45A cow.
00:40:46That's a dog.
00:40:48Yes.
00:40:50Now, look again.
00:40:51It's a cow.
00:40:52It's the south end of a cow headed north.
00:41:00Yeah.
00:41:02That's a man cow.
00:41:05Well, frankly, I never heard of a man cow.
00:41:09I don't know how a cow goes.
00:41:12That's right.
00:41:13That goes to me.
00:41:14That goes to me.
00:41:16Ooh.
00:41:17Here we go.
00:41:18I had a cow.
00:41:20Yeah.
00:41:20I had a cow and a cow pleased me.
00:41:25I fed my cow on a greenberry tree.
00:41:29The little cow goes moo, moo.
00:41:33Ooh.
00:41:34The little baby goes oink, oink, oink.
00:41:38The little cat goes meow, meow.
00:41:43The little rooster goes cock-a-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:48Do-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:49Do-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:50Do-dee-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:50Do-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:51Do-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo-dee-doo.
00:41:52One more.
00:41:55Let me see now.
00:41:56I hope you do a good job.
00:41:58I'm trying to do my best.
00:42:01Now, let me think.
00:42:03A horse.
00:42:03A baby.
00:42:04A baby.
00:42:05Wait till you see it.
00:42:07Wait till you see it.
00:42:10A baby.
00:42:11A baby.
00:42:13A baby.
00:42:13Hey, yes, you were right.
00:42:15I said a food.
00:42:18Yes, you would.
00:42:19Because I said wait a while.
00:42:22That figures.
00:42:24Well, then, I didn't say it.
00:42:32How does a baby...
00:42:33That looks like a show-off.
00:42:34Has anybody got a baby brother in your home?
00:42:36I don't.
00:42:38Okay, how do they go?
00:42:38He said it was a...
00:42:41Look, the baby's got one, two.
00:42:43One, two, baby.
00:42:44All right.
00:42:44He's a show-off.
00:42:47Fred, you might as well hold that one right there.
00:42:50Okay, here we go.
00:42:51Last verse.
00:42:55Here we go.
00:42:57I had a baby.
00:43:00Hey, baby, please meet.
00:43:01I fed my baby on a greenberry tree.
00:43:06The little baby gone.
00:43:08Yeah!
00:43:10Yeah!
00:43:11The little cow went.
00:43:14Moo, moo.
00:43:16The little pig went.
00:43:19Oi, oi, oi.
00:43:20The little cat.
00:43:23Meow, meow.
00:43:25The little rooster went.
00:43:29Cock-a-loo, loo, loo, loo, loo, loo, loo, loo, loo, loo.
00:43:37Yay!
00:43:39Yay!
00:43:42Didn't we like that song?
00:43:44Yeah.
00:43:44Why don't you jump down?
00:43:46And why don't we...
00:43:47Ooh, you all right?
00:43:47Let's all go in the house and have some coffee for the grown-ups and milk and cookies for the
00:43:52kids.
00:43:53How about that?
00:43:54Wow, that's great.
00:43:56Oh, that's easy.
00:43:59Oh, I don't think we did.
00:44:01Let's go.
00:44:02Get over this way.
00:44:03Get into the house.
00:44:07All right.
00:44:11Oh, that's the car.
00:44:15Oh, wait, I almost forgot.
00:44:16Hold on, Pete.
00:44:17I promised this girl she could sing for Pete.
00:44:19Now, Pete, wait, listen.
00:44:21Go ahead.
00:44:22Now.
00:44:23Now.
00:44:24Now.
00:44:25Go ahead.
00:44:27Go ahead.
00:44:29Now.
00:44:29Now.
00:44:31A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
00:44:35Don't dance.
00:44:37H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P.
00:44:39Slower.
00:44:40L, M, what?
00:44:42I said slower.
00:44:44L, M, N, O, P.
00:44:47L, M, O, P.
00:44:48Not that slow.
00:44:50Q, R, S, T, U, V.
00:44:54That's nice.
00:44:55W, X, Y, S, E.
00:44:59Yes.
00:44:59Now I know my A, B, C's.
00:45:03Next time won't you sing with me.
00:45:08U.
00:45:10Umbrella.
00:45:12U.
00:45:16U.
00:45:20U.
00:45:21U.
00:45:21U.
00:45:21U.
00:45:22U.
00:45:22U.
00:45:22U.
00:45:24U.
00:45:24U.
00:45:26And here is something beginning with the letter Q.
00:45:30It's a quarter.
00:45:32That's right.
00:45:34Twenty-five cents.
00:45:43A salute to the letter U.
00:45:49Useful for words beginning with U.
00:45:52Little words such as use, big words such as university,
00:45:59and in-between words such as ukulele.
00:46:05Without the letter U, there would be no universe or uranium.
00:46:13Without the letter U, units would be...
00:46:18Nets?
00:46:19Policemen would have no uniforms, and nothing would be useful.
00:46:25For instance, whoever heard of an I.O.
00:46:30So here's to you, you.
00:46:33You've earned your place in the alphabet.
00:46:35And so to you, you, for your unique, universal usability,
00:46:41we say, thank you, you.
00:46:46Anybody want to buy a used U?
00:46:49Anybody want to buy a used U?
00:46:50This is a U.
00:46:52That's a me.
00:46:52That's not a me.
00:46:54That's a U.
00:46:55That's you.
00:46:56That's a me.
00:46:57That's a U.
00:46:58This is a U.
00:46:59That's not a me.
00:47:00That's a U.
00:47:02That's a U.
00:47:02That's a...
00:47:03I should see as a U.
00:47:04That's another M.
00:47:05I say, you...
00:47:06Nothing see.
00:47:07I say, that's another M.
00:47:08I say, you...
00:47:10Not him.
00:47:13Do-do-do-do-do.
00:47:15Hey, Ernie.
00:47:16Hey, what's that?
00:47:17Oh, that's a toaster bird.
00:47:18No, no, no, you dummy.
00:47:20I mean, what is that on the plate there?
00:47:21Oh, oh, that's homemade bread.
00:47:23See, I'm going to make us some toast.
00:47:27That looks good.
00:47:29Uh-oh.
00:47:31Uh-oh, something's wrong here.
00:47:33Ernie.
00:47:33There's something wrong with your side of the toaster bird.
00:47:36Ernie, there is something wrong with your head, Ding-a-ling.
00:47:40Well, look, you've gone and sliced one piece of bread too thick.
00:47:43See?
00:47:44Oh, of course I see.
00:47:46Don't you think I can see that one of these slices is thicker than the other?
00:47:49Whoa.
00:47:50Look, now, Ernie, try that slice there, the thin one on your hand.
00:47:53Yeah.
00:47:53Oh.
00:47:53Yeah, that one.
00:47:54Okay, well, let's see.
00:47:56Hey, it worked.
00:47:58You did it, Bert.
00:47:59You fixed it.
00:47:59Hey, that's great.
00:48:01Here we go.
00:48:03All righty.
00:48:04Except for one thing.
00:48:05Well, there's something wrong with my side of the toaster.
00:48:15Big?
00:48:17Bigger?
00:48:18Biggest.
00:48:21Big?
00:48:22Bigger?
00:48:25Biggest?
00:48:28Big?
00:48:34Bigger?
00:48:39Bigger?
00:48:52Bigger?
00:48:56Bigger?
00:48:59Bigger?
00:49:00Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:01Bigger?
00:49:02Bigger?
00:49:02Bigger?
00:49:03Bigger?
00:49:03Bigger?
00:49:04Bigger?
00:49:04Bigger?
00:49:05Bigger?
00:49:05Bigger?
00:49:25This is the car for you.
00:49:27It's the biggest car in the lot.
00:49:50This is the car for you.
00:50:22This is the biggest car in the lot.
00:50:37I told you before, you don't want this car.
00:50:40This is the biggest car in the lot.
00:50:42I have something else to show you.
00:50:44Let us see.
00:50:46Oh, it is too big.
00:50:48Fine, let me show you another one.
00:51:04You don't want this car.
00:51:06This car is bigger than the car you need.
00:51:08I want to see it anyway.
00:51:23See, I told you it was bigger than your need.
00:51:30This is the car for you.
00:51:31This is a big car, but not too big.
00:51:34Oh, it's beautiful.
00:51:36I like it.
00:51:37We'll take it.
00:51:45It's great.
00:51:45How much is it?
00:51:47Oh, it's just a mere twelve and a half.
00:51:49That's fine.
00:51:50And you know, this car is big enough.
00:51:53I'm sure you'll be satisfied.
00:52:09Biggest.
00:52:11Bigger.
00:52:12Big.
00:52:14Bigger.
00:52:15Bigger.
00:52:15Can I help you?
00:52:17Good.
00:52:19Good.
00:52:20How does it taste good?
00:52:22How's your cookies?
00:52:23How's your cookies holding up?
00:52:24You can have some more.
00:52:25I think my cookies are...
00:52:26Mary, have another cookie?
00:52:27There's a bunch of quiet cookies.
00:52:29Uh, Josh?
00:52:31Everybody else.
00:52:32You've got one on your plate, right?
00:52:33Hey, Pete.
00:52:34Why don't you sing us a song about Brother Jack?
00:52:37Oh.
00:52:38Uh, I know it in French.
00:52:41Oh, good.
00:52:42Let's do it.
00:52:42Frère Jacques, frère Jacques, dormez-vous, dormez-vous.
00:52:50Sonne les matines, sonne les matines, bim-bom-bom, bim-bom-bom.
00:53:00That's all the verses I know in French.
00:53:02Oh, Pete.
00:53:03Could you sing us a song about cookies and milk and cake or something like that?
00:53:08I'll put new words to the old tune.
00:53:10Ah, it's a beautiful table, a beautiful table.
00:53:15The cookies go round, cookies go round.
00:53:19Please pass the coffee cake, please pass the coffee cake.
00:53:23And drink the milk down, drink the milk down.
00:53:32Thank you, Susan.
00:53:35Thank you, Susan.
00:53:37Thank you, Susan.
00:53:37Gordon, too.
00:53:39Gordon, too.
00:53:40Gordon, too.
00:53:40It's a beautiful party.
00:53:42A beautiful party.
00:53:44But it's almost through.
00:53:46It's almost through.
00:53:56Let's go.
00:53:59Thank you, Susan.
00:54:36Rock-a-bye, baby, in the treetop
00:54:42When the wind blows, the cradle will rock
00:54:49When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall
00:54:55And down will come baby, cradle and wall
00:55:04Inside we were singing, I was singing a song in French
00:55:08But I have to confess, I really don't know the French language
00:55:11I wish I did, because you learn another man's language
00:55:15And you learn something of the soul of his people
00:55:20Sumiko's mother taught me how to count a little in Japanese
00:55:24Ichi, ni, san, shi, go
00:55:32When I was in school, the only language I studied was German
00:55:34And all I can remember is how to count
00:55:36So I made it a Sesame Street style of counting
00:55:39Eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf, sechs, sieben, acht, neunzehn
00:55:45Who knows Spanish here?
00:55:47Somebody knows Spanish?
00:55:48No, I know
00:55:49Two of you
00:55:50I wish I knew the whole language, but I do know one song in Spanish
00:55:53Yo soy un hombre sincero
00:55:57De donde crece las palmas
00:56:01Yo soy un hombre sincero
00:56:04De donde crece las palmas
00:56:08Y antes de morir me quiero
00:56:18Guantanamera
00:56:30You know, you could sing it with me
00:56:32Anybody could
00:56:33You just need to learn two words
00:56:35Try repeating them
00:56:38Guantanamera
00:56:39Try it
00:56:41Guantanamera
00:56:42See, you know half the chorus
00:56:45Guahira
00:56:45Try that
00:56:46Guahira
00:56:48Girl of Guantanamo, you country girl
00:56:51Sing it
00:56:53Guantanamera
00:56:56Guahira, Guantanamera
00:57:01Guantanamera
00:57:02Guantanamera
00:57:05Guantanamera
00:57:08Mi verso es de un verde claro
00:57:12Y de un carmine encendido
00:57:15Mi verso es de un verde claro
00:57:19Y de un carmine encendido
00:57:22Mi verso es un siervo errito
00:57:27Guantanamera
00:57:28Que busca en el monte amaro
00:57:33Guantanamera
00:57:34Guantanamera
00:57:34Ha, ha
00:57:37Guantanamera
00:57:37Sing it
00:57:38Guantanamera
00:57:41Guantanamera
00:57:44Guahira, Guantanamera
00:57:46I am a truthful man
00:57:49From this land of palm trees
00:57:52My verses are light green
00:57:55But they are also flaming red
00:57:59With the poor people of this earth
00:58:02Guantanamera
00:58:03I want to cast my love
00:58:06With the poor people of this earth
00:58:10With the poor people of this earth
00:58:13I want to cast my love
00:58:13With the poor people of this earth
00:58:17I want to cast my love
00:58:21And I want to cast my love
00:58:25And I want to cast my love
00:58:30Guantanamera
00:58:34Guantanamera
00:58:42Ha, ha
00:58:50Hey, I have two people I especially want to thank.
00:58:54You, for coming, and Pete Seeger.
00:58:57Adios, amigos.
00:58:58In Spanish, that means goodbye, friends.
00:59:01Come back and see us soon.
00:59:06Sesame Street has been brought to you today
00:59:09by the letters A, Q, and U.
00:59:13And by the numbers 8 and 9.
00:59:20Sesame Street is a production of
00:59:23the Children's Television Workshop.
00:59:26All right.
00:59:28Bye-bye.
00:59:31Bye-bye.
00:59:47Bye-bye.