I'm a Woman (song) mid-1960s, then again as a solo performer in 1974. The latter reached number 12 on U.S. pop charts, and was Muldaur's only hit other than her signature song "Midnight at the Oasis". Other well-known versions include Bette Midler's from her Peggy Lee tribute album "Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook"; a duet by Raquel Welch and Miss Piggy from the former's appearance on "The Muppet Show", with Raquel spelling the first two letters from the word "Woman" (W O) while Miss Piggy ended it with the letters "P I G"; and two performances by Melinda Doolittle on season 6
Muppet Babies (1984 TV series) this, Skeeter was always voiced by a male actor (first Howie Mandel, and later Frank Welker). In 1984, "The Muppets Take Manhattan", the third full-length Muppet film, debuted. The film included a fantasy sequence in which Miss Piggy imagined what growing up with Kermit would have been like. While Piggy sang, baby versions of Rowlf, Fozzie, Scooter, and Gonzo acted as backup singers. The live-action sequence was so popular that The Jim Henson Company turned the idea into a half-hour cartoon program. In order for 107 episodes to be produced, Henson and Marvel hired two companies: the Japanese-based Toei Animation