Sesame Street - Rock and Roll!

Starring:Carlo Alban, Alan Arkin, Paul Benedict, Larry Block, Lexine Bondoc, Ruth Buzzi, Eugene Byrd, Jim Henson, Jim Martin, Roscoe Orman
Director: Jim Henson, Jim Martin, Randall Balsmeyer, Victor DiNapoli, Ken Diego, Stan Lathan, Ted May, Eva Saks, Bob Schwarz, Lisa Simon, Emily Squires, Jon Stone
Studio: Sony Wonder (Video)
Product Type: DVD

Description

DJ Jackman Wolf is your host for this hip and happenin' lesson in the two R's: ROCK & ROLL. Sing, dance and laugh along as your Sesame Street friends phone in their favorite music video requests: Bert digs "It's Hip To Be Square." The Count's #1 favorite is "Count Up To Nine" and Oscar's grouchin' and groovin' to "The World Is `No'." But wait, that's not all! You'll also get Grover's "Monster In The Mirror," "Rock `N' Roll Readers" by Chrissy and the Alphabeats and many, many more. Kids from 1 to 91 will love the sizzling sounds of Sesame Street's Rock & Roll!

Customer Reviews:

SESAME STREET ROCKS.......2007-03-15

My favourite segment on this DVD is The Telephone Rock with Jerry & The Monotones.I always loved their segments.
My second favourite is The Word Is"No"with Gina and Maria.

We're rock and roll readers!.......2007-01-08

Once again the CTW does it for the kids (fun songs) and the grownups (lots of sly pop references).
Jackman Wolf (see?) takes requests from everyone: Bert, Oscar, and (my favorite Street hottie) Gina, for whom Jackman plays both Chrissie and the Hearbeats's masterpieces "You're Alive" and the brilliant "Rock and Roll Readers" ("when we're not onstage we're likely to be/making an appearance at the library"). Other standouts are "(I Can't Get No)Cooperation" by... wait for it... the CobbleStones, and the "No" song featuring Gina and Maria.
No ABCs or counting on this one, just fun fun fun! And best of all... NO ELMO!

Great music for babies and parents alike.......2006-06-26

My one year old daughter loves this movie (from the library). When we put it on, she gazes at the T.V. nonstop. Now I'll be looking for this movie to buy from the stores or from here. I recommend this for kids-babies and adults alike.

Finally!.......2006-04-30

Years ago, when our oldest daughter was about two, we had three SS videos...Sleepytime Songs and Stories, Monster Hits and this one, Rock and Roll. We had Monster Hits and this one in a two pack. We wore those videos out! All three of them are so good, and I have managed to find the other two on dvd and Rock and Roll was all I needed to complete our collection so that our two little ones could have them. I have to admit though, that we, the parents, were very anxious to have this one again. It is so cute and features some great songs, and lots of great characters. The host of the radio show is a wolf, and our daughter simply loves this because she thinks it is a dog. The songs are very catchy and it is just a fun dvd for your collection. The three dvds I mentioned are very sentimental to me because they bring back memories of our first experience as parents and I am so tickled to have them again. Try this one, and try the others too. You'll love it! Your child probably will too :-)

Pretty Good, with a few exceptions..........2006-01-19

My daughter watches this one all the way through for the most part. It centers around Jackman Wolf playing requests on the radio. My only wish is that a more charismatic character was the main breach between songs. The wolf scares my daughter a little bit when he howls in the beginning. She would prefer Elmo (although he can't be in everything!), Ernie, or even Grover. Other than that, the songs are entertaining, and the story flows well. It holds your interest pretty well.

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