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{{DEFAULTSORT:Readers Of The Open Range}} |
{{DEFAULTSORT:Readers Of The Open Range}} |
Revision as of 20:29, 24 February 2010
Music by | Joe Raposo |
Lyrics by | Sara J. Compton |
Publisher | Instructional Children's Music, Inc. |
The "Readers of the Open Range" refers both to a trio of cowpokes who specialize in reading signs and the song in which they introduce themselves. The group consists of Vern (Jerry Nelson), Sophie (Kevin Clash), and a nameless cowboy (Richard Hunt).
The Readers returned to Sesame Street years later for a second sketch; only Nelson reprised his role, with Martin P. Robinson replacing Richard Hunt. After singing their theme song, the group wanders into a town whose inhabitants are entirely illiterate, and thus have no idea where they live. Vern sagely asks whether there's a "big ole' sign" in town, and thus is able to determine that the Readers of the Open Range are in Bisbee, Arizona.
Releases
- Audio (song)
- Elmo's Lowdown Hoedown (1998, performed by Noel Cowherd and Elmo)
- Just Me! Music
- Online
- Sesamestreet.org
- Song Template:SSvideo --ending edited
- Sketch Template:SSvideo