Acoustic Rooster: Jazzy Jams

Rooster introduces his musically talented Barnyard Band and celebrates the Bebop Barnyard with a jazzy rendition of "Old MacDonald!"

Rooster must rely on the fun dance moves of the Chick-a-Dees to help him remember the words of the Barnyard Bop song after Ella's voice cracks during a show.

Rooster and the Chick-a-Dees use improvisation to help Mules surprise Ella with a jazzy "Happy Birthday" song.

Rooster has trouble getting up in the morning, so Duck and Lil play him a jazzy wake-up song to help him rise and shine and get ready to start the day!

Rooster tries to get the Chick-a-Dees to sleep with a lively jam session, but Ella swoops in and shows him that the best bedtime song is a quiet croonin' melody.

Rooster tries to make oatmeal with the Lil and the Chick-a-Dees, and learns to follow each snack-makin' step using jazz-inspired rhythmic patterns!

Rooster, Lil and the Chick-a-Dees find creative and unexpected ways to make music out of everyday objects around the barnyard -- no instruments required!

Rooster makes noises that annoy Duck at first, but while singing about what sounds NOT to make, Rooster inspires Duck to make a new song!

Rooster and Ella, while planting some seeds in the garden, show the Chick-a-Dees how songs can grow starting with just a few notes!

Rooster discovers the band's instruments are missing, but star singer Bee Holiday jumps in with a fix: they can perform their instrument parts with just their voices -- a cappella style!

Rooster's friend Mules has a reputation for being grumpy, but there are two things in the world that always keep him smiling: picking apples and playing jazz.

Rooster and Lil use a fun jazzy tune to teach the Chick-a-Dees how to jump rope by following a steady beat!

Rooster and Birdland host Louis Farmstrong teach the Chick-a-Dees the importance of warming up before a show, and how it helps you perform at your best!

Rooster and Duck need to finish painting the gazebo before rehearsal starts, so Thelonious Skunk plays a jaunty Ragtime song to help them work faster!

Rooster's friend Cat Calloway brings his wind instruments to the Bebop Barnyard and shows the Chick-a-Dees how they work!

Rooster panics when Duck's piano string snaps, but Duck quickly reassures him that the music can go on when he starts playing a mellow-smooth song on the marimba.

Rooster and the Chick-a-Dees meet famous bassist Kitty Shook, who teaches them about how her "low down bass" sounds.

Rooster's left feeling sad when he can't get the water pump to work, so the Chick-a-Dees sing the Blues to help Rooster feel better!

Rooster and Lil take inspiration from a thunderstorm to help show the Chick-a-Dees that drums can sound both loud and soft!

Rooster and his friends each think their style of jazz is the best, until jazz legend Jersey Hancock reminds them that the best jazz is music that brings everyone together!