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Kermit The Frog's Many Rainbow Connections

Kermit The Frog made the song Rainbow Connection famous when he first sang it while strumming his banjo in a swamp, during the opening of 1979’s The Muppet Movie. Since then, he has sung it A LOT. This is a compilation and tribute to the enduring power as an anthem for the lovers, the dreamers, and you. Clips featured here are taken from: 1. The Muppet Movie 2. The 52nd Academy Awards 3. The Debbie Harry episode of The Muppet Show 4. The Muppets: A Celebration Of 30 Years 5. The Muppets At Walt Disney World 6. Donna’s Day 7. Telling Stories With Tomie de Paola 8. The Muppet Show Live From MuppetFest 9. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition 10. The red carpet of the 50th Grammy Awards 11. The 2009 D23 Expo 12. PIX11 Morning News 13. The Jim Henson Disney Legend portion of the 2011 D23 Expo 14. The Muppets (2011) 15. A promotional tour for the German release of “Die Muppets” 16. The 84th Academy Awards pre-show 17. Good Morning America 18. Jim Henson’s Musical World at Carnegie Hall 19. The Just For Laughs Festival 20. The Queen Latifah Show 21. The Muppets Most Wanted pre-show at The El Capitan Theatre 22. A Capital Fourth 23. Red Nose Day 24. The “Pig’s In A Blackout” episode of “the muppets” 25. Disneyland 60 26. The Muppets Take The Bowl 27. Seth Rogen’s Hilarity For Charity 28. American Idol 29. The Muppets Take The O2 30. The Talk 31. The Late Late Show 32. KCAL News At Noon 33. The Tonight Show 34. The Newport Folk Festival 35. Facebook Portal commercial 36. YouTube video performance 37. Soundtrack Of Our Lives Not included are performances from: 1.The Muppet Show On Tour 2.Bernie Brillstein’s memorial service 3.The 75th Annual Puppeteer’s Of America Festival 4.The Bachelorette 5.The Jim Henson Retrospectacle Live In Concert 6.The Wonderful Winter Of Oz Special thanks to The Muppet Wiki for having a list of performances, making it easier to put this all together. Extra special thanks to Paul Williams and Kenny Ascher for making this wonderful and memorable song, Jim Henson for bringing it to life, and Steve Whitmire and Matt Vogel for keeping its spirit alive for decades since it first came into our lives.