Bob McGrath from Sesame Street explained

Bob McGrath from Sesame Street
Type:studio
Artist:Bob McGrath
Cover:BobMcGrathfromSesameStreet.JPG
Released:1970
Genre:Children's
Length:30:46
Label:Affinity
Producer:Robert Allen

Bob McGrath from Sesame Street is a studio album released by Bob McGrath in 1970 on Affinity LP record A-1001.[1] The album features Bob singing compositions by Robert Allen,[2] who produced the album. Arrangements were by Stuart Scharf, and Don Casale was the recording engineer. Stereo Dimension Records distributed the album.[3] In 2021, a digital edition of the album was released by Reservoir Media.[4]

Reception

Billboard Magazine called the album "educational and entertaining for all ages" and praised McGrath's warmth and sensitivity. Billboard then listed this album on its "Action Records" list on August 1, 1970.[5] Two weeks later, it entered the Billboard Top LPs chart, where it peaked at No. 126, staying on the chart for eleven weeks.

Notes and References

  1. The Billboard Albums, 6th ed. Joel Whitburn. 2006. Record Research Inc. p. 686.
  2. Album Reviews. Billboard . July 11, 1970 . 66.
  3. Billboard Top LPs. Billboard . August 15, 1970 . 76.
  4. Web site: 2021-09-10. RESERVOIR RELEASES DIGITAL EDITION OF 'BOB MCGRATH FROM SESAME STREET'. 2021-09-10. Reservoir Media. en-US.
  5. Action Records - Albums. Billboard . August 1, 1970 . 62.

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