Raffi, Singable Songs for the Very Young - 29m 3s

Tracks & Durations

1. The More We Get Together	1:11
2. Down By The Bay	2:11
3. Brush Your Teeth	1:15
4. Robin In The Rain	1:56
5. Five Little Frogs	1:44
6. I Wonder If I'm Growing	1:36
7. Aikendrum	1:19
8. Bumping Up And Down	1:34
9. Must Be Santa	2:25
10. Willoughby Wallaby Woo	1:56
11. Spider On The Floor	2:17
12. Baa Baa Black Sheep	1:01
13. Going To The Zoo	1:41
14. My Dreydel	0:35
15. Peanut Butter Sandwich	1:00
16. Five Little Pumpkins	0:33
17. The Sharing Song	1:07
18. Mr. Sun	1:17
19. Old Macdonald Had A Band	2:13

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Review

Though recorded in the 1970s, this classic Raffi album is still one of the children's troubadour's bestsellers. The gentle, joyful style; simple musical arrangements; and easy-to-follow up-front vocals have made Singable Songs for the Very Young a favorite among tiny tots, parents, and preschool teachers. By combining traditional songs like "The More We Get Together," "Down by the Bay," and "Going to the Zoo" with Raffi originals like "I Wonder If I'm Growing," "Peanut Butter Sandwich," and a jazzy near-cover, "Old MacDonald Had a Band," the album has a familiar feel while giving young children the opportunity to learn new songs and rhythms. Other notable titles include the interactive "Brush Your Teeth," "Five Little Pumpkins," and the tongue-twisting "Willoughby Wallaby Woo." --Deborah Moore

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Singable Songs for the Very Young

Tracks: 19, Disk length: 28m 59s (-1m 56s)

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