The Songs to Share Series, Vol. 1: Sing Me a Song
The Songs to Share Series, Vol. 1: Sing Me a Song
ASIN: B00005JHY1
Track Listings
| 1. The Crawdad Song |
| 2. Old MacDonald |
| 3. Rock Island Line |
| 4. The Fox |
| 5. Stewball |
| 6. Go Tell Aunt Rhodie |
| 7. Camptown Races |
| 8. This Old Man |
| 9. The Old Lady and The Fly |
| 10. Mr. Froggy Went A-Courtin' |
| 11. Bill Groggin's Goat |
| 12. Hush Little Baby |
| 13. The Crawler |
| 14. Abba Dabba Honeymoon |
| 15. Man Gave Names to All the Animals |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Watson Reid & Americana is a polished and enthusiastic 8-10 piece band which fuses stellar vocal performances with elements of country music (electric guitar, fiddle, and banjo) and jazz (trumpet, clarinet/sax) into a unique sound to which no toes, young or old, can resist tapping. It has released three CD's and features some of New England's most versatile and seasoned performers.
Product Description
15 all-time, All-American favorites in newly recorded arrangements, digitally mixed and mastered. Songs that kids of all ages love to sing with parents and grandparents. Complete words to all songs included. Great for riding in the car or just dancing around the family room and having fun! Used successfully in Elementary School classrooms by New England Conservatory Faculty.
The Songs to Share Series, Vol. 1: Sing Me a Song,Dr. Watson Reid & Americana
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The Songs to Share Series, Vol. 1: Sing Me a Song
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ASIN: B00005JHY1 Release Date: 1997-07-01 |
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Album Description
15 all-time, All-American favorites in newly recorded arrangements, digitally mixed and mastered. Songs that kids of all ages love to sing with parents and grandparents. Complete words to all songs included. Great for riding in the car or just dancing around the family room and having fun! Used successfully in Elementary School classrooms by New England Conservatory Faculty.Album Review: