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Chris Stapleton<\/a> was a guest on the one and only Sesame Street <\/a><\/em>and he sang with Elmo, and it is “awww”-inducing goodness at it’s finest.<\/p>\n Stapleton, who has more awards than a trophy store, graced the kid’s show set with his long locks and slick chops to sing “You Got A Friend In Music.”<\/p>\n That’s a take on the\u00a0Randy Newman song, “You Got A Friend In Me.”<\/p>\n Elmo begins the clip by introducing Stapleton, who is in his signature “costume,” as he told us he calls it, when he is in his stage attire.<\/p>\n Then Abby slides in and says that the 11-time Grammy Award Winner is there to teach them about music and friendship.<\/p>\n Stapleton then keys in with his three word line that is likely scripted, “That’s right, Abby,” then begins to pluck the strings, and fire up the kid-friendly lyrics:<\/p>\n Music is the sound of your friends gathered around \/ and the smiles and the frowns on their faces \/ Music helps you feel feelings true and real \/ And they’re felt by people in different places.<\/em><\/p>\n After the whole song is finished, the Muppets are overjoyed at his performance and thank him to which Stapleton winked at the camera and simply said, “Thank you.”<\/p>\n Stapleton has been lending his golden pipes to others lately as well, including Miranda Lambert<\/a>, with their new duet, “A Song To Sing.”<\/p>\n Lambert said<\/a> that she and Stapleton channeled their inner Kenny Rogers<\/a> and Dolly Parton<\/a> while recording that tune.<\/p>\n You can see the “White Horse” singer on his All-American Road Show<\/em> tour, which extends all the way through October.<\/p>\n Oh yeah. A long list of country icons have graced the show, like Dolly Parton<\/a>, Johnny Cash <\/a>and Garth Brooks<\/a> — just to name a few.<\/p>\n Here <\/a>are the 10 or so others that have in addition.<\/p>\n This ain’t its first rodeo by any means.\u00a0Sesame Street<\/em> has been on\u00a0 TV since November 10, 1969, making it one of the longest-running children’s TV shows in history.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Country music is well-known for its drinking songs, but they tend to focus on beer, whiskey and tequila. However, there are still quite a few country songs that mention wine, as you’ll see below.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Sterling Whitaker<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nHave Country Artists Appeared on Sesame Street<\/em> Before?<\/h3>\n
How Long Has Sesame Street<\/em> Been On TV?<\/h3>\n
25 Chris Stapleton Songs Sure to Bring You to Your Knees<\/h2>\n
13 Country Songs About Wine<\/h2>\n