Sheryl Crow Video:

		List Price: $12.95		Label: Sesame Street Salesrank: 23868 Released: September 6, 2005
		Our Price: $3.94
		Used Price: $3.45
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Sesame Street: All-Star Alphabet Reviews:
To Each's Own
2007-09-28 - I rate this DVD a five because it has served it's purpose for my child. She will be two years old (on September 29, 2007) and she has known her alphabet since she was 20 months, thanks to ALL STAR ALPHABET. Yes, the music is corny at first, but after hearing the songs everyday I found myself singing right along with her. If you show intrest in the DVD, then so will your child. Everyone is amazed at how my daughter can identify EVERY letter of the alphabet on our refrigerator or when we write it on paper. I would recommend this item to anyone who wants a smart baby like mine ;-)

don't believe the negatives......
2007-09-22 - We love this DVD (my wife and I) - and we are buying it again because we lost it moving to Europe. Our son really loves it - and the songs are really good. This is not an annoying Barney tape. We can all listen to this one w/o going crazy. 5 stars all the way.

not really good
2007-07-10 - i bought this for my two year old baby, but she gets bored with it maybe because she is not familiar with the songs and people here like norah jones or any other artists so she doesn't like this and its hard for her to watch movie like this with lots of adult artists singing their popular songs and yet those songs obviously are not popular for the kids...

LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!
2007-05-23 - My son can't get enough. He watches this over and over. We sing the songs and have a good time with the letters. I am glad I brought this dvd it's the best thing since Brainy baby...

My guys love it . . .
2007-04-15 - I was also surprised by the poor reviews - both my two year old and one year old are riveted, which is fortunate as it's one of the only children's videos that doesn't make me want to gouge out my own eardrums. I will say that for actually learning the alphabet I think the Leapfrog Letter Factory is better, but there again you have the super annoying Professor Quigely - who I must say is no Stephen Colbert.