Side A
Artist	Song
Paul Williams	Muppet's Theme
Charlie Daniels	Devil Went To Georgia
moe.	Moth>
Oysterhead	Birthday Boys>
Paul Williams	Manama Na>
Homer Simpson	What's a muppet?>
moe.	Moth
The Trey Anastasio Band	Cayman Review
Pink Floyd	Have a Cigar>
Keller Williams	Best Feeling
Flatt and Scruggs (featuring Steve Martin on banjo)	Foggy Mountain Breakdown
Nickel Creek	The Fox
soulive	Interlude
Ween	Roses Are Free
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Paul Williams	Rainbow Connection
Phish	Divided Sky
Yonder Mountain String Band	Mossy Cow
moe.	Mexico
Paul Williams	Movin' Right Along (sung by Kermit and Fonzie)
Velvet Underground	Rock and Roll
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones	Earth Jam
The Grateful Dead	Scarlet Begonias
String Cheese Incident	Up the Canyon
Paul Williams	Muppet's Closing Theme

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SIDE A:
Part I: Introduction
Part II: Kermit is tempted by the devil and cursed with moths on his birthday
Part III: He runs away from his home for fear of more attacks and meets a girl named Louise in the Cayman Islands. She breaks his heart and runs away with a man who he only knew as "Seth." Many days and many nights he sat and pondered what had happened. One night he had a cigar and out of it stemmed this great feeling that all would be ok.
Part IV: The next day he found himself in the middle of a scuffle between a fox and a goose in the foggy mountain breakdown valley. He later found out that this was "The Great Goose," who brought good fortune to all of the Caymans. A great strom crept in from afar and with it a strange feeling of interlusion. A strange florist came into town preaching to everyone that eating mass quantities of lasagna were the only way to appease the storm. The Cayman people had never heard of this, but were happy for any kind of suggestion. So they ate. And ate. But all to no avail. The stom continued to rage...
SIDE B:
Part VI: Kermit becomes depressed once again and occasionally sees a ranbow on the other side of the adjacent mountain. He endlessly wonders what's on the other side. He seeks out the so called "Rhombus" to find the answer. Upon arriving, he meets the wise and respected Mossy Cow, who shows him a path to the other side, right into the heart of, surprisingly, Mexico.
Part VII: He takes shelter in the "Coup De Tat" and meets a bear by the name of Fozzie. The two bond immidiately and decide to head to Lyon to witness the famous "Earth Jam," which only happens once every 100 years. For the two of them, this was a life changing experience. At the last drum circle of the evening, Kermit met a girl with rings on her fingers and bells on her shoes. She was incredible. The three of them decide it's time to move along...
Part IX: He, Fonzie, and Scarlet travel up the canyon to the beautiful mountains of Mexico and meet a friendly, yet strangely suspicious man named "Mick." To be continued...

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