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{{Song|writer=|composer=[[Christopher Cerf]]|lyricist=[[Thad Mumford]]|date=1978|source=|publisher=Splotched Animal Music Company (BMI), Sesame Street, Inc. (ASCAP)}}
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{{song|image=CommandmentsofHealthSong.jpg|writer=|composer=[[Christopher Cerf]]|lyricist=[[Thad Mumford]]|date=1978|source=|publisher=Splotched Animal Music Company (BMI), Sesame Street, Inc. (ASCAP)|eka= [[Episode 1163]]}}
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"'''The Ten Commandments of Health'''" is a ''[[Sesame Street]]'' song performed by [[Dr. Thad and the Medications]], a group of singing doctors.
[[Image:10CommandmentsofHealth.jpg|thumb|300px|"Health, oh, sweet health! It's worth more than fame or wealth to me!"]]
 
Performed by a group of doctors known as [[Dr. Thad and the Medications]].
 
   
This song is about the top ten things that someone should do to stay healthy. The patient keeps sitting up and repeating some [[Dr. Thad]]'s lines and subsequently keeps getting pushed back down into his bed by one of the doctors.
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This song is about the top ten things that someone should do to stay healthy. The [[Fat Blue]] [[Anything Muppet]] patient keeps sitting up and repeating some of [[Dr. Thad|Dr. Thad's]] lines but keeps getting pushed back down into his bed by one of the doctors.
   
This is a parody of the [[1958]] song "The Ten Commandments Of Love" as recorded by Harvey and the Moonglows.
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The song is a parody of the [[1958]] song "The Ten Commandments of Love" as recorded by Harvey and the Moonglows.
   
==Album Releases==
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==Notes==
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*[[Christopher Cerf]], the song's composer, also supplies backing vocals.
*''[[Born to Add (album)|Born to Add]]''
 
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* On ''Count It Higher: Great Music Videos from Sesame Street'', the video has [[MTV]]-style captions that refer to as "Medical Records."; lyrics to this song were released on a songbook in the original VHS release.
*''[[The Best of Sesame Street]]''
 
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*At the beginning, a voice on the intercom can be heard paging "[[Jon Stone|Dr. Stone]]."
*''[[Sesame Street Best]]''
 
   
==Video Releases==
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==Releases==
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;Audio
*''[[Count it Higher: Great Music Videos from Sesame Street]]''
 
 
*''[[Born to Add (album)|Born to Add]]'' (1983)
 
 
*''[[The Best of Sesame Street]]'' (1987)
==Audio Releases==
 
 
*''[[Sesame Street Best]]'' (1997)
*[[Numbers (CD-ROM)|Numbers]] CD-ROM
 
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*''[[Healthy Habits Collection]]'' (2013)
 
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;Video
[[Category: Sesame Street Songs|Ten Commandments of Health]]
 
 
*''[[Count It Higher: Great Music Videos from Sesame Street]]'' (1988)
[[Category:Medical]]
 
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*''[[Old School: Volume 2]]'' (2007)
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;Online
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*[[Sesamestreet.org]] {{SSvideo|4ab3b0e6-1550-11dd-8ea8-a3d2ac25b65b}}
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;Other
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*''[[Numbers (computer game)]]'' (released as audio)
 
[[Category:Sesame Street Songs|Ten Commandments of Health]]
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[[Category:Medical|Ten Commandments of Health]]
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[[Category:Song Spoofs|Ten Commandments of Health]]
 
[[Category:Numbers]]

Revision as of 04:33, 11 August 2014

Music by Christopher Cerf
Lyrics by Thad Mumford
Date 1978
Publisher Splotched Animal Music Company (BMI), Sesame Street, Inc. (ASCAP)
EKA Episode 1163

"The Ten Commandments of Health" is a Sesame Street song performed by Dr. Thad and the Medications, a group of singing doctors.

This song is about the top ten things that someone should do to stay healthy. The Fat Blue Anything Muppet patient keeps sitting up and repeating some of Dr. Thad's lines but keeps getting pushed back down into his bed by one of the doctors.

The song is a parody of the 1958 song "The Ten Commandments of Love" as recorded by Harvey and the Moonglows.

Notes

  • Christopher Cerf, the song's composer, also supplies backing vocals.
  • On Count It Higher: Great Music Videos from Sesame Street, the video has MTV-style captions that refer to as "Medical Records."; lyrics to this song were released on a songbook in the original VHS release.
  • At the beginning, a voice on the intercom can be heard paging "Dr. Stone."

Releases

Audio
Video
Online
Other