Jeff Moss
American composer
Jeff Moss (June 19, 1942 – September 25, 1998) was an American composer, lyricist, playwright and television writer, best known for his award-winning work on the children's television series Sesame Street.
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Works
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- A Cat Had a Birthday
- Breakfast Time
- Children In The Playground
- Circles
- Clean‐Up Time
- Climbing Nine Stairs
- Crossing the Street
- Eight Beautiful Notes
- Everyone Likes Ice Cream
- Everyone Makes Mistakes
- Five People in My Family
- For the First Time
- Four
- Goin' for a Ride
- Good Morning
- Hands
- Honk, Bang, Whistle and Crash
- How Do You Get From Here To There?
- I Don’t Want to Live on the Moon
- I Have Feet
- I Love Trash
- I Want to Hold Your Ear
- I’m Gonna Build the Biggest House You’ve Ever Seen
- Just One Me
- Knock Three Times
- Lunchtime
- Mad!
- My Name Is David
- My Sister, My Father, My Mother, My Grandma, My Grandpa, My Dog, and Me
- Naptime
- Nasty Dan
- No Matter What Your Language
- Nothing to Count
- Octopus Blues
- One Fine Face
- One Potato
- Quietsche-Entchen
- Rubber Duckie
- See You Tomorrow
- Show Me How You Feel
- Six
- Someday, Little Children
- Sound Song
- Still, We Like Each Other
- Ten Cookies
- The First Day of School
- The Grouch Song
- The No‐No‐No!
- The People in Your Neighborhood
- The Sound of the Letter "A"
- The Two “G” Sounds
- Think of Your Fingers
- Thirty‐Two Cracks in the Sidewalk
- Up and Down
- Very, Very, Special Letter
- We Are All Earthlings
- What Do I Do When I’m Alone?
- What Do You Have For Dinner?
- With Every Beat of My Heart
- Wonderful Me