Heres another version... www.youtube.com The Count Censored, Count Dracula Censored beep beeped out. Check out my other vids, too... ok? - Canond265

In 1972, The Count first appeared on Sesame Street. Here, he meets Cookie Monster.

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From 1972, back when the Count was spookier than he is today.

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www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents Count Basie, from the film, "Rhythm and Blues Review," October 1950. The film is now in public domain and can be downloaded from http In between big bands, led this all-star group, which includes: Count Basie, piano; Wardell Gray, tenor sax; Buddy defranco, clarinet; Clark Terry, trumpet; Freddie Green, guitar; Jimmy Lewis, bass; Gus Johnson, drums.

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Music by Sesame Street and Lemon Demon (Neil Cicierega). Video by Sesame Street and wattamack4. Lovingly combined by me. FOR ALL THOSE WHO DOUBT THAT THE SONG WAS MADE BY LEMON DEMON (NEIL CICIEREGA): trapezzoid.livejournal.com I'm just trying to give credit where credit is due.

From the animated Ed Grimly TV series. A take off from the SCTV Count Floyd (Joe Flaherty) skits. In this episode, Count Floyd decides to draw the kids a scary story instead of telling them a scary story! My favorite scene from all of the Ed Grimly animated shows!

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Count Duckula intro

From 2005 album Full Of Elevating Pleasures, the guy in the video is my brother :] Booka!

Sesame Street's The Count Censored *re-host*...

Count Basie, piano; Wardell Gray, tenor sax; Buddy defranco, clarinet; Clark Terry, trumpet; Freddie Green, guitar; Jimmy Lewis, bass; Gus Johnson, drums, from the film, "Rhythm and Blues Review," October 1950 Swing Bless You! According to mikeao54 the original name of this tune was Blue Balls!!! :P

Count Basie playing a duet with bassist Cleveland Eaton. Trombone solo is by Booty Wood. Carnegie Hall Concert, 1981

A throwback to the days of Sesame Street... this is a compilation of different pinball skits all rolled in to one. Check it out for those of you who remember!! Performed by The Pointer Sisters. Pinball Number Count was originally produced in 1972 by Imagination, Inc. in San Francisco, California for the Children's Television Workshop. It made its debut on Sesame Street in 1976.

Music video of Body Count's in the House by Ice-T & Body Count.

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"Count Me In" music video from Leeland's album, "Opposite Way."

Stewart considers his Sesame work to have been one of "the two most distinguished bits of work that I've done in the US."

This is a compilation of the 11 clips from the "Pinball Number Count" segments that began appearing on Sesame Street in 1976. The music was composed by Walt Kraemer with vocals by the Pointer Sisters. Animation was directed by Jeff Hale. I did this in imovie with clips found on youtube. The quality varied from clip to clip, with 5, 8 and 9 being especially dodgy. It would be nice if somebody did this for real someday with nice high quality versions.