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Bernadette Peters sings "Take a Little One Step" and teaches Sweetums, Thog and Timmy Monster how to dance in episode 212 of The Muppet Show. Originally written for the musical "Lollipop" in 1924, "Take a Little One Step" became popular when it was included in the musical "No, No Nanette" a year later in 1925. "No, No Nanette" was a big hit again when it was revived on Broadway in the early 1970s.

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rdfs:label	Take a Little One Step
rdfs:comment	Bernadette Peters sings "Take a Little One Step" and teaches Sweetums, Thog and Timmy Monster how to dance in episode 212 of The Muppet Show. Originally written for the musical "Lollipop" in 1924, "Take a Little One Step" became popular when it was included in the musical "No, No Nanette" a year later in 1925. "No, No Nanette" was a big hit again when it was revived on Broadway in the early 1970s.
dcterms:subject	Muppet Songs Muppet Show Songs
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Lyricist	Zelda Sears
Date	1924(xsd:integer)
Source	"Lollipop"
Composer	Vincent Youmans
Publisher	WB Music Corp.; Warner Bros. Inc.
abstract	Bernadette Peters sings "Take a Little One Step" and teaches Sweetums, Thog and Timmy Monster how to dance in episode 212 of The Muppet Show. Originally written for the musical "Lollipop" in 1924, "Take a Little One Step" became popular when it was included in the musical "No, No Nanette" a year later in 1925. "No, No Nanette" was a big hit again when it was revived on Broadway in the early 1970s.

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