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*performed by [[Dudley Moore]] and [[The Electric Mayhem]] as the closing number in [[Episode 407: Dudley Moore|episode 407]]. |
*performed by [[Dudley Moore]] and [[The Electric Mayhem]] as the closing number in [[Episode 407: Dudley Moore|episode 407]]. |
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| − | *performed as instrumental as the [[UK Spots (The Muppet Show)|UK Spot]] on [[Episode 524: Roger Moore|episode 524]]. It features [[Nigel |
+ | *performed as instrumental as the [[UK Spots (The Muppet Show)|UK Spot]] on [[Episode 524: Roger Moore|episode 524]]. It features [[Nigel (Muppet Show)|Nigel]] conducting [[Floyd Pepper|Floyd]], [[Zoot]], [[Janice]] (on guitar), [[Animal]], [[Rowlf the Dog|Rowlf]], [[Lips]], and the [[Trumpet Girl]] (on trombone) in the [[Orchestra Pit|orchestra pit]]. |
==[[The Muppets Go Hollywood]]== |
==[[The Muppets Go Hollywood]]== |
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Revision as of 07:05, 27 June 2007
| Music by | (William M.) Morgan Lewis |
| Lyrics by | Nancy Hamilton |
| Publisher | Chappell & Co. Inc. |
"How High the Moon," the jazz standard by Morgan Lewis and Nancy Hamilton, is considered to be one of Ella Fitzgerald's signature songs. A 1951 recording by Les Paul and Mary Ford reached #1 on the Billboard charts. The Muppets have performed it several times.
The Muppet Show
- performed by Dudley Moore and The Electric Mayhem as the closing number in episode 407.
- performed as instrumental as the UK Spot on episode 524. It features Nigel conducting Floyd, Zoot, Janice (on guitar), Animal, Rowlf, Lips, and the Trumpet Girl (on trombone) in the orchestra pit.
The Muppets Go Hollywood
- performed as an instrumental by The Peter Matz Orchestra, with Zoot performing a solo.