Side A
Artist	Song
Paul Williams	The Muppets Opening Theme>
Keller Williams	Bob Rules>
Arlo Guthrie	Good Morning America>
moe.	In A Big Country>
Paul Simon	That's Where I Belong>
Van Morrison	Bright Side of the Road>
Carlos Santana	Jingo>
Todo	Africa>
The Herbaliser	Sensual Woman>
Pink Floyd	Great Gig in the Sky>
Phish	Rift>
Queen	Boehemian Rhapsody
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
moe.	Timmy Tucker>
Keller Williams	Bounty Hunter>
Dire Straits	Sultan of Swing>
Frank Zappa	Joe's Garage>
Jimi Hendrix	Red House>
The Muppets	Can You Picture That?>
Phish	Contact>
Frank Sinatra	New York, New York>
TV Themes	Price Is Right>
Paul Williams	Muppet's Closing Theme

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Side I:
Our friends have traveled south into the heart of New Orleans where they hope to find a bit more hustle and bustle then previous locations. Kermit suggests this and the others happily oblige. They stay in "The Sanford Inn," a relatively inexpensive hole in the wall, until something else presents itself, which we know, it's sure to. Kermit has a dream that he is on "The Price Is Right" and is subsequently woken by the Inn keeper. He asks them to leave, due to their lack of payment for the past two days. Discouraged, but not deterred, Kermit, Fonzie and Johnny leave and see the goodness of the New Orleans way of life. The relaxed aura appeals to them and the decide to stay for a while; they feel it is where they belong for that moment in time. Meanwhile, back in Pandemonium, the Devil is recovering from his recent battle with Johnny. In his place, he sends one of his demons, Mammon, to do his dirty work. With Sin, his demonic step sister, the two ascend to Earth looking for the three travelers. Mammon is disguised as a thirty year old charasmatic man who tells them of his stories in Africa. While he speaks, Sin, casts the three into a deep and motionless sleep. They dream of Gigs in the Sky and whether or not what they see in living is real or not.
Side II: They are suddenly awoken by a young man who calls himself Timmy Tucker. He says he has been sent by the Fraggles to keep an eye out on the boys. He battles with Mammon ferociously and emerges with victory, but is badly wounded. They all hop into the car, but it doesn't seem to want to work. They bring it into Frank at Joe's Garage and he fixes it in a few hours. Timmy tells them of New York City and how they must venture there. He has a place to stay and assures the three that he will be able to find them jobs. At this point Kermit reveals his dream of one day becoming a great jounalist and feels that New York may facilitate his dream. He begins to nod off and has another vision of himself on the Price is Right as the four ride away into the sunset towards the great city. To be continued...

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