( First: Episode 3532) This version of the song marked the debut of a revised version of Herry, with a thinner eyebrow.
In 1996, a remake of this song was taped with Herry and Cookie Monster in a playground. This version has the bird dropping the cookie into Herry's hand, who eats it. The soundtrack from The Sesame Street Book & Record was used for this version, so Jim Henson's voice is heard instead of Herry's regular performer, Jerry Nelson. Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Partial, intro Clipped) (live at the Back Bay Theater, Boston, Massachusetts - October 29 or 31, 1965) live. In 1970 (for Season 2), the song was videotaped with Cookie Monster and an early Herry Monster ( First: Episode 0154). Baby, Let Me Follow You Down ( officially released stereo studio recording) Bob Dylan. Singing songs with your kids is a great way keep the family entertained, whether or not it actually sounds good. The album credits, however, note Oz with performing " Cookie Monster." On later album releases, the song is credited to "Cookie Monster and another Monster." The family armed with an arsenal of catchy, classic kids’ songs need not fear the long road trip or interminable snow day. The monsters are not named in dialogue (though Henson's monster calls the other " fuzzy face"), and the album's illustrations and pictures do not explicitly make clear who the two monsters are. Afterwards, the first monster explains that a bird took his cookie when he dropped it. The other monster (Henson) takes this as a misunderstanding of up and down, and the monsters launch into the song which reinforces the difference between the two. In this audio sketch, one monster (voiced by Oz) is looking for a cookie he dropped, but is looking upward. The song was then recorded for The Sesame Street Book & Record, credited to "Two Monsters" performed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz. I'm goin' down, down, down, down I'm goin' down, down, down, down I'm goin' down, down, down, down I'm goin' down, down, down, down We get dressed up, and we go out, baby, for the night We come home early burning, burning in some fire fight I'm sick and tired of you setting me up, yeah Setting me up just to knock-a knock-a knock-a me down Down.
The song was originally featured in a Season 1 segment performed by a group of hippie Anything Muppets, who sing it as part of "Silly Song Time." The segment is intercut with a sequence featuring Buddy looking up for something he dropped (a balloon), and another of Ernie pouring a glass of milk while hanging upside down, despite Bert's warning. down down baby Ghost - Baby, Lightnin Hopkins - Down Baby Original Mix, Baby Washington - Deep Down Love. " Up and Down" is a Sesame Street song that demonstrates the concepts of up and down, illustrating the different things one can see when looking in either direction. Cookie Monster and Herry Monster sing "Up and Down."
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