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"The Dirtiest Town in the West" is a Sesame Street song about Dirty Gulch, a town in the old west that had a massive litter problem until Marshal McClean offered the residents a simple solution. The story is told in a song by a Green old-timer (Jerry Nelson) who overlooks the action from the porch of George's General Store. Whenever the chorus is sung, the scene changes to a ranch at night, with a group of Anything Muppet western folk singing it around a campfire. The song is a loose parody of "Ghost Riders in the Sky."

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rdfs:label	The Dirtiest Town in the West
rdfs:comment	"The Dirtiest Town in the West" is a Sesame Street song about Dirty Gulch, a town in the old west that had a massive litter problem until Marshal McClean offered the residents a simple solution. The story is told in a song by a Green old-timer (Jerry Nelson) who overlooks the action from the porch of George's General Store. Whenever the chorus is sung, the scene changes to a ranch at night, with a group of Anything Muppet western folk singing it around a campfire. The song is a loose parody of "Ghost Riders in the Sky."
dcterms:subject	Sesame Street Songs Song Spoofs Sesame Street Country Environmentalism Westerns
eka	Episode 2605
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Date	1979(xsd:integer)
Publisher	Sesame Street, Inc. Romano Music, Inc.
Writer	Joe Romano
abstract	"The Dirtiest Town in the West" is a Sesame Street song about Dirty Gulch, a town in the old west that had a massive litter problem until Marshal McClean offered the residents a simple solution. The story is told in a song by a Green old-timer (Jerry Nelson) who overlooks the action from the porch of George's General Store. Whenever the chorus is sung, the scene changes to a ranch at night, with a group of Anything Muppet western folk singing it around a campfire. The song is a loose parody of "Ghost Riders in the Sky."

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