Changes: I've Got Two

Music by	Joe Raposo
Lyrics by	Jeff Moss
Date	1970
Publisher	Jonico Music; Festival Attractions

Revision as of 17:34, 11 June 2014

"I've Got Two" is a song about various body parts that come in pairs. It was originally performed by Susan and Bob during the first season of Sesame Street.

When it was rerecorded for The Sesame Street Book & Record, it was started by Bob, who sang about his eyes, and he was then joined by Susan (who sang about her ears), Gordon (who sang about his arms), Mr. Hooper (who sang about his hands), Oscar the Grouch (who sang about his knees), and Big Bird (who sang about his feet).

The song resurfaced in an early nineties episode. Telly Monster was trying to find forty parts of the body and Bob,Maria, and Uncle Wally sang this with him, in the process helping him find his first twelve parts. Later, Telly and Baby Bear later sang this song in a 1998 episode. Elmo sings a version on the video Elmo's World: Elmo Has Two!

Releases

Audio (Bob, Susan, Gordon, Big Bird, Oscar, and Mr. Hooper's version)

The Sesame Street Book & Record (1970)
Number Five/Five People in My Family//I've Got Two (single, 1970)
Letters ...and Numbers, Too! (1974)
Welcome/I've Got Two (single, 1976)
10th Anniversary Album (1978)
Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music (2003)

Video (Bob and Susan's version)

Old School: Volume 1 (2006)

Publications

The Sesame Street Songbook (1971 edition only)

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-'''I've Got Two''' is a song about various body parts that come in pairs. It was originally sung by [[Susan Robinson]] and [[Bob Johnson]] during the first season of ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
+"'''I've Got [[2|Two]]'''" is a song about various body parts that come in pairs. It was originally performed by [[Susan]] and [[Bob]] during the first season of ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
 When it was rerecorded for ''[[The Sesame Street Book & Record]]'', it was started by Bob, who sang about his eyes, and he was then joined by Susan (who sang about her ears), [[Gordon]] (who sang about his arms), [[Mr. Hooper]] (who sang about his hands), [[Oscar the Grouch]] (who sang about his knees), and [[Big Bird]] (who sang about his feet).
+The song resurfaced in an early nineties episode. [[Telly Monster]] was trying to find forty parts of the body and [[Bob]],[[Maria]], and [[Uncle Wally]] sang this with him, in the process helping him find his first twelve parts. Later, Telly and [[Baby Bear]] later sang this song in [[Episode 3796|a 1998 episode]]. [[Elmo]] sings a version on the video ''[[Elmo's World: Elmo Has Two!]]''
-[[Telly Monster]] and [[Baby Bear]] later sang this song in an episode from [[Season 30 (1998-1999)|Season 30]].
-==Audio Releases==
-*''[[Sesame_Street_Singles#fivepeoplegottwo|1970 single]]''
-*''[[The Sesame Street Book & Record]]''
-*''[[Letters...and Numbers, Too!]]''
-*''[[10th Anniversary Album]]''
-*''[[Songs from the Street]]''
-==DVD Releases==
-*''[[Old School: Volume 1]]''
+==Releases==
-[[Category: Sesame Street Songs]]
+;Audio (Bob, Susan, Gordon, Big Bird, Oscar, and Mr. Hooper's version)
+*''[[The Sesame Street Book & Record]]'' (1970)
+*[[Sesame Street Singles#fivepeoplegottwo|Number Five/Five People in My Family//I've Got Two]] (single, 1970)
+*''[[Letters ...and Numbers, Too!]]'' (1974)
+*[[Sesame Street Singles#welcomeivegottwo|Welcome/I've Got Two]] (single, 1976)
+*''[[10th Anniversary Album]]'' (1978)
+*''[[Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music]]'' (2003)
+;Video (Bob and Susan's version)
+*''[[Old School: Volume 1]]'' (2006)
+;Publications
+*''[[The Sesame Street Songbook]]'' (1971 edition only)
+[[Category:Sesame Street Songs]]
 [[Category:Numbers]]
+[[Category:The Body]]


Music by	Joe Raposo
Lyrics by	Jeff Moss
Date	1970
Publisher	Jonico Music; Festival Attractions