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In 'It's Time for Counting', the version for 'I Love You' is similar to this version along with Season 4-6 except with a different pitch.

The version of 'I Love You's' first instrumental verse would later be used in Sing & Dance with Barney.

The versions of 'Little Bo Peep' and 'Little Boy Blue' would later be used in It's Time for Counting.

The version of 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' would later be used In Sing & Dance with Barney.

Despite appearing in the pages of lyric book in this album version, BJ doesn't speak nor sing any of the songs.

This is the first album that David Bernard Wolf produces.

Sheep Medley: Little Bo Peep/Little Boy Blue.

Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley: Rock-A-Bye Baby / Hey Diddle Diddle / Wee Willie Winkie / Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling / Rock-a-Bye Baby (Reprise).

Star Medley: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star/Star Light, Star Bright.

It has sold over 500,000 units, currently making it certified gold, thus making it Barney's third album to hit that certification, following the two proceeding albums. The same year of the album's release, it commercially went on to peak at number four on Billboard's Top Kid's Albums on November 25, 1995. The album sticks with the theme of bedtime and contains songs about getting ready for bed, lullabies, the night time, sleep and dreams. Maria's story is replaced with a cartoon (intro'd by Maria, but told by Ozzie Davis) about 'How the Sun and the Moon Came to Live in the Sky'Д«oth credit sequences at the end are on the blackboard held by Cookie Monster, but are slightly different (Ozzie Davis is credited at the end of Sleepytime Songs and Stories).ДЄlso, 'Imagination' is the original version on both tapes, with Jim Henson & Frank Oz performing Ernie and Bert.Barney's Sleepytime Songs is the third album by Barney that was released on September 26, 1995, by EMI Records. Grover is replaced with a colorful cartoon it sounds like Farley is singing a song called 'The Moon Shines' Maria reads the story of 'The King's Problem'Д«uster the Horse falls asleep standing up while Susan watches from her windowД«ig Bird is temporarily awake, then falls back asleep Telly finishes filling Big Bird's nest with stuffed animals, and Big Bird & Telly fall asleep Telly wakes up Big Bird and starts piling on the stuffed animals Grover under the covers pretending to be on the moon

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What's up with that?Д«ig Bird intro - how to lie down in a nestД«ig Bird tries to count sheep with the Honkers Also, it's weird that this was the only video that had a title change when it was re-released. Gina's scenes are still included in The best of Ernie and Bert, Dance Along, and Rock & Roll, and she looked very different back then compared to now. Other videos with cast members who look way younger and more different were re-released and unaltered.

The only segment that I can think of that could have been edited is The King And His Problem, because it is a skit from the very early seventies featuring Maria, and Sesame Workshop tends to avoid showing really old segments with human cast members on the show.

Did it have a different closing credits sequence as well (if you have seen Sleepytime Songs And Stories but not Bedtime Stories And Songs, the original closing credit sequence was the shot of an illustrated Cookie Monster holding a chalkboard that was used in most of the other videos from the My Sesame Street Home Video series, including Learning About Letters and The best of Ernie and Bert)? I am guessing that it had a different title sequence. I have read that some segments were replaced and that it included a somewhat different version of Everybody Sleeps. I have read that Sony Wonder re-released the 1986 video Bedtime Stories and Songs with a different title, Sleepytime Songs and Stories, as well as with a few differences.

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