Joe Raposo

One of the most recognizable television themes ever written, this has been a favorite melody with jazz players for years. It works great in this combo setting.

Sing of good things, not bad is certainly a wonderful mantra for all of us and it is the theme of this iconic Joe Raposo song from Sesame Street. With a driving and rhythmic piano accompaniment here i...

Decades of youngsters have grown up with 'Sesame Street' and know this infectious Joe Raposo song 'Sing.' John Leavitt has combined his writing skills with this wonderful song to bring us a delightful...

Even though the TV show is for little tikes, the familiar theme song is very popular with jazz players. (Go figure!) The saxes are featured on the head and the trumpets take the melody on the bridge....

This well-known television theme has long been a favorite with jazz artists. Mike Tomaro's moderate swing version features a nice blend of scoring between the saxes, brass, and full ensemble in an app...

This well-known television theme has long been a favorite with jazz artists. Mike Tomaro's moderate swing version features a nice blend of scoring between the saxes, brass, and full ensemble in an app...

This well-known television theme has long been a favorite with jazz artists. Mike Tomaro's moderate swing version features a nice blend of scoring between the saxes, brass, and full ensemble in an app...

Written for Sesame Street by Joe Raposo in 1970 and made famous by Kermit the Frog, this song has become an American classic for many generations. It celebrates acceptance, individuality, and diversit...

Written for Sesame Street by Joe Raposo in 1970 and made famous by Kermit the Frog, this song has become an American classic for many generations. It celebrates acceptance, individuality, and diversit...

Written for 'Sesame Street' by Joe Raposo in 1970 and made famous by Kermit the Frog, this song has become an American classic for many generations. It celebrates acceptance, individuality, and divers...

Written for 'Sesame Street' by Joe Raposo in 1970 and made famous by Kermit the Frog, this song has become an American classic for many generations. It celebrates acceptance, individuality, and divers...