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The Muppets The Muppet Show 2 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Non Music / Children's / Stage & Screen Album: The Muppet Show 2 Country: Canada Style: Comedy MP3 version RAR size: 1467 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1353 mb WMA version RAR size: 1970 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 578 Other Formats: DTS AHX AIFF ASF XM MP4 MMF Tracklist A1 The Muppet Show Theme 1:07 A2 Baby Face 2:14 A3 There's A New Sound 2:52 A4 A Monologue 1:54 A5 Cuento Le Gusta 1:44 A6 Who? 1:25 A7 Time In A Bottle 2:29 A8 An Editorial 1:14 A9 Borneo 1:54 A10 At The Dance 1:31 A11 Upidee 1:56 A12 Just One Person 2:40 B1 Happy Feet 1:38 B2 Pigs In Space 2:22 B3 I’m Five 0:56 B4 Sea Chanty 2:27 B5 New York State Of Mind 2:03 B6 The Pig Calypso 2:03 B7 When 0:55 B8 A Gypsy’s Violin 3:07 B9 Wishing Song 2:29 B10 Animal Sings Gershwin 0:19 B11 For What It’s Worth 3:38 B12 We Got Us 1:33 B13 Closing Theme 2:10 Companies, etc. Distributed By – Capitol Records-EMI Of Canada Limited Manufactured By – Capitol Records-EMI Of Canada Limited Credits Co-producer [With The Help Of] – Peter Harris Conductor [Orchestra] – Jack Parnell Design – Bruce McNally, Paul Chave Directed By – Peter Harris, Philip Casson Engineer [Recording] – Larry Bartlett Engineer [Remix And Editing] – Mike Brown , Mike Ross*, Terry Evenett* Executive-Producer – David Lazer Other [Audio] – Roger Knight, Ted Scott Other [Music Consultant] – Larry Grossman Other [Musical Associate] – Derek Scott Producer – Jim Henson Producer [For Pye] – Jed Kearse Voice [Floyd, Robin, Dr. Strangepork & Assorted Other Characters] – Jerry Nelson Voice [Gonzo, Zoot] – Dave Goelz Voice [Kermit The Frog, Rowlf, Link Hogthrob, Waldorf] – Jim Henson Voice [Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, Sam The Eagle] – Frank Oz Voice [Scooter, Statler] – Richard Hunt Voice [Zelda And Others] – Louise Gold Written-By – Don Hinkley, Jerry Juhl, Jim Henson, Joseph A. Bailey Notes Previously released as AB-4192. Issued with printed inner sleeve.. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Muppet Show 2 NSPH 21 The Muppets Pye Records NSPH 21 UK 1978 (LP, Album, Gat) The Muppet Show 2 Y8P 21 The Muppets Pye Records Y8P 21 UK 1978 (8-Trk, Album) The Muppet Show 2 AB 4192 The Muppets Arista AB 4192 US 1978 (LP) The Muppet Show 2 AB 4192 The Muppets Arista AB 4192 US 1978 (LP, Promo, TP) NSPH 21, LP The Muppet Show 2 Pye Records, NSPH 21, LP The Muppets Yugoslavia 1978 55 5935 (LP) PGP RTB 55 5935 Related Music albums to The Muppet Show 2 by The Muppets The Muppets - The Muppet Show Music Hall The Muppets - The Muppet Show The Muppet Show - Mahna Mahna The Fraggles - Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock Muppet Mule / Broccoli - Muppet Mule / Broccoli The Muppets - The Case Of The Missing Mother Kleep - Formula One / Muppet Ride The Muppets - The Muppet Movie - Original Soundtrack Recording Various - Favorite Songs From Jim Henson's Muppets Muppets, The - The Muppet Show.

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