A love song sung by Little Jerry and the Monotones, mainly about one specific body part.

Lyrics:

(Sung)
Monotones: Boom, thump. Here my heart juh-uh-uh-ump! Boom, thump. Here my heart jump!
Little Jerry:   more...With every beat of my heart, I'm hoping baby that we'll never part! I promise baby I'll always be true; my heart is beating for you!
Monotones: My heart is beating; it's beating for you!
Little Jerry: Oh, every time that we meet, my little darling, I feel my heart beat! I promise you, it was love from the start, with every beat of my heart!
Monotones: With every beat of my hear-art!
Little Jerry: I put my hand on my chest, I feel my heart beat - it's never at rest. And when I see you, I feel my heart jump; it goes thump...
Big Jeffy: ...yeah...
Little Jerry: ...thump...
Big Jeffy: ...yeah, thumpitty, thump, thump, thump!
Little Jerry: My foolish heart cannot hide! Though you can't see it, it's beating inside! I promise you, it was love from the start, with every beat of my heart!
Monotones: With every beat of my hear-art!
(Spoken)
Big Jeffy: My darling, my heart is beating just for you; pumping blood to all the parts of my body. My knees and nose, and my chin and toes, and you can hear my heart beat!
Little Jerry: It goes thump...
Big Jeffy: ...yeah...
Little Jerry: ...thump...
Big Jeffy: ...yeah...
Jerry and Jeffy: ...thumpitty, thump, thump, thump!
Little Jerry: My foolish heart cannot hide! Though you can't see it inside, I promise you it was love from the start, with every beat of my heart! With every...
All: ...beat of my heart!  less

And here's the other version of the 1971 song by Little Jerry and the Monotones. From the "60 Favorite Songs From Sesame Street" album.

Lyrics can be found on this video:
http://www.livevideo.com/video/23AA42B014C4491880859041F8D8A863/sesame-street-proud-televis.aspx

1 version of the album version of the classic 1971 song by Little Jerry and the Monotones. From the "Aren't You Glad You're You?" album.

Lyrics to this album version:
(Spoken)
Announcer: Ladies   more...and gentlemen, boys and girls - Little Jerry and the Monotones!
(Sung)
Little Jerry: Oh, I feel proud. I can tie my shoe myself. Oh, proud. I'm tall enough to reach the shelf. I feel so good inside; I want to shout out loud, I'm prou-wow-woud.
Big Jeffy: He's proud.
Little Jerry: I feel proud, I can count from one to ten. Oh, proud. I've got you for a friend. I feel so good inside; I want to shout outloud, I'm prou-wow-wow-wow-woud.
Chrissy: Now, Sharon learned to ride a bike - she never thought she could...
Rockin' Richard: ...Richard helped his mother, when she went to shop for food...
Chrissy: ...Jerry got dressed up real fine, and went on with his crowd...
Big Jeffy: ...and all of them felt proud!
Little Jerry: Oh, I feel proud! I can sing my abc's! So proud! I'm happy to be me! I feel so good inside; I want to shout outloud - I feel so proud! Yeah, yeah! So prou-wow-wow-wow-woud! Yeah, yeah, proud, proud, proud, proud! Don't you know, I feel proud!
Big Jeffy: That's right baby, up high!
Little Jerry: I feel so proud! Yeah, I'm proud! Yeah, yeah! Proud!
Big Jeffy: He's proud!  less

We SHALL Overcome ~ Joan Baez ~ Woodstock 1970

The album version of "Surprise!" by Little Jerry and the Monotones. From the "Surprise!" album.

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Vanity Fare Hitching A Ride 1970 .. just love this song its so carefree ..nice driving on an open highway song

From 1971, Little Jerry and the Monotones sing about self-pride, and sing about some things that have made them proud. Credit goes to Nantovision for this clip.

Lyrics:

Little Jerry: Oh, I feel proud. I   more...can tie my shoe myself. Oh, proud. I'm tall enough to reach the shelf. I feel so good inside; I want to shout out loud, I'm prou-wow-woud.
Big Jeffy: He's proud.
Little Jerry: I feel proud, I can count from one to ten. Oh, proud. I've got you for a friend. I feel so good inside; I want to shout outloud, I'm prou-wow-wow-wow-woud.
Chrissy: Now, Sharon learned to ride a bike - she never thought she could...
Rockin' Richard: ...Richard helped his mother, when she went to shop for food...
Chrissy: ...Jerry got dressed up real fine, and went on with his crowd...
Big Jeffy: ...and all of them felt proud!
Little Jerry: Oh, I feel proud! I can sing my abc's! So proud! I'm happy to be me! I feel so good inside; I want to shout outloud - I feel so proud! Yeah, yeah! So prou-wow-wow-wow-woud! Yeah, yeah, proud, proud, proud, proud! Don't you know, I feel proud!
Big Jeffy: That's right baby, up high!
Little Jerry: I feel so proud! Yeah, I'm proud! Yeah, yeah! Proud!
Big Jeffy: He's proud!  less

How rude!

WHERE DO YOU GO TO MY LOVELY...ALL RIGHTS TO THE RIGHT PEOPLE

Sung by Little Jerry and the Monotones, from the Mad/Sad single album.

Did YOUR Mother Fail? Sadly yes, the previous 1930's-1960's Generations did hurt the current 1980's-2000's Generations. But it was really a combination of all sides I will explain in greater detail. It   more...was really a combination of all sides, from the Corrupted Capitalistic Underhanded European Colonized Governments and Bankers, New Age Feminized Politically Corrected LAWS, Anti-Child Abuse Acts, Old School of Enabling MANGINAS, GREED, Gold digging Whoremongers promoted by media outlets that women are victims Propaganda. DUMB DOWN EDUCATION, VACCINATION SHOTS, POISONED FOOD & WATER.  less

Sung by Little Jerry and the Monotones, a group containing 4 members.

this is the title sequence for the television series "I Dream Of Jeannie" , this sequence was used during the seasons 2 thru 5 (1966-1970).

The original television version of "Mad", sung by Little Jerry and the Monotones, from 1970. Credit goes to Bahgwan for this clip.

http://www.nsearch.com/?k=Foose+Wheels

Remind me never to invite Cookie Monster to my place for dinner. From 1970.

Grover wants to sell Kermit some earmuffs, but Kermit doesn't have ears, so Grover gives Kermit some big human ears.

From March 1st 1970, a wisecracking octopus (performed by Frank Oz) upstages the singing of this bizarre Ringo Starr tune; as sung by deep sea diver (Jim Henson) and a clam (Jerry Nelson). Since nobody   more...really understands what this song is about, it's only fitting that the Muppets would sing it. Enjoy =)  less

Woodstock:3 Days of Peace & Music–the four-hour director’s cut of the 1970 Oscar®-winning documentary about the landmark music event that featured some of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll performers   more...in history-will be released June 9 in a spectacular new limited, numbered Blu-ray and DVD Ultimate Collector’s Edition (UCE) Today, four decades later, Woodstock still resonates deeply with those that attended and those that wished they had. Available on Blu-ray and DVD June 9. www.woodstockondvd.com  less

Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace & Music – the four-hour director’s cut of the 1970 Oscar®-winning documentary about the landmark music event that featured some of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll performers   more...in history -- will be released June 9 in a spectacular new limited, numbered Blu-ray and DVD Ultimate Collector’s Edition (UCE) Today, four decades later, Woodstock still resonates deeply with those that attended and those that wished they had. Available on Blu-ray and DVD June 9. www.woodstockondvd.com  less

Here's the most popular E&B skit from 1970. (From MarshalGrover)

Kermit has really gone ape!! LOL (From MarshalGrover)

From 1971, Cookie Monster and Herry Monster sing about their favorite foods beginning with the letter M. (From MarshalGrover)