Anyone with little ones have a CD of straight up kids songs? I'm not looking for kids versions of cool indie albums (although I won't turn them down). I'm looking for the classics (Mary Had A Little Lamb, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, etc).

I'm being ordered to know these songs YESTERDAY.

Any help would be really appreciated.

ohhh no. Thank god you were the singer.

Dude you have NO idea the hell I'm catching from EVERYONE. Such bullshit.

I mean, why the fuck are you supposed to be serenading this poor little bastard now? Like, I could see it happening once on the casual, but this smacks of planning.

Cause if you have the ability to do it, and don't, you hate your child.

wait, you have a kid too?

I need a list to keep up with you rabbits.

Next month.

Wait, so you, kyle, chris, AND loogs?

Who actually has one yet, and when are the others due?

Is derris still dodging this bullet?

Like John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt? Cuz that would rule.

His name is my name too!!!


Nobody's cranked one out yet Phill. But we're all due in the next 3 months I believe. Derris ain't married yet.

Dude, tell them you know what up with your chirren. Hell, I'D pay Busty to serenade my kid

if i didn't think he'd fuh my wife

I don't have an answer to what you are looking for - but our 7 month old LOVES the They Might Be Giants kids albums - Especially "Here come the 1-2-3's"

Parry Gripp - Do You Like Waffles?

the main dude from Nerf Herder put out this album (and another one) . all 30 second-ish jingles almost all about food. other than the "traditional" catchy pop jingle there are songs that take on a different genre/style (Ramones/punk, lounge, E6 psychepop, hip hop, etc.)

it sounds silly, and maybe for kids (especially for those with short attention spands) it'll do the trick, but i'd recommend this to anybody. it makes me jealous i didn't write these awesome/easy/catchy songs myself.

song titles include Do You Like Waffles, Melvin the Magical Hot Dog, Say Hello To Your Brand New Favorite Pizza, Hip Hop Hooraisin and many more.

(note - you can probably find a ton of his jingles/work on youtube.

Busty you're gonna have to bite the bullet and either go get an album of this shit at the store, or a loaded pistol.

Be a hero.

Record some of this shite, learn it with tabs.

http://www.storytimesongs.com/guitar.html

ABC's, Baa Baa Black Sheep, and Twinkle Little Star all have the same melody, so there's 3 right there. I play mine in C, G, and F with an Am7th thrown in there.

I could load up a Dan Zanes(of the Del Fuegos) Mix if you want? They're updated folk songs and some originals, but very bearable and learnable too. I also have some old school recording of Sam Hinton folk songs, includes the Mr. Rabbit song.

EXACTLY what I was looking for. Phil saves the day once again.

Thanks dude.

Busty, take a look at this, too.

http://www.danzanes.com/main/lryics_chords.shtml

fuck, phil, I almost had him sold on the pistol.

That'd be great man. Any more help would be appreciated.

Here's the zip. Hope you dig.



Over The Rainbow (w_ Donald Saaf)
Keep On The Sunnyside (w_ The Wonderland String Band)
Pay Me My Money Down
The Hokey Pokey
Strike the Bell
Father Goose (Medley)
All For Me Grog
Polly Wolly Doodle (w_ Sheryl Crow)
Jump up
Brown Girl In The Ring (w_ The Wonderland String Band Featuring G.E. Smith)
Jamaica Farewell
Go Down Emmanuel Road (w_ The Sandy Girls)
Bushel And A Peck (w_ Donald Saaf & the Rocket Ship Singers)
On The Sunny Side Of The Street (w_ Rankin' Don & Donald Saaf)
Evening Time
Down By The Riverside
Hello (w_ Barbara Brousal)
Wabash Cannonball
King Kong Kitchie (w_ The Wonderland String Band)
Wanderin'

Christ, with the way this thread has taken a dark turn (see the track list of that dan zanes album), I'M almost sold on the pistol.

sooo dark

Just downloaded and I'll take a listen later. Thanks.

And don't fret...I may opt for the pistol anyway depending on how the next few months go.

I'll be playing this for my kid: http://www.amazon.com/Johnny-Cash-Child ... B000F2CC36