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Children's Music Web Award "Best Recording for Preschoolers"!Parent's Guide Award!Parenting Magazine's "Parenting Pick"!Film Advisory Board's Award of Excellence!A jam-packed recording with 60 traditional and original songs and rhymes within 60 minutes! The project's musical style covers folk, R&B, swing, reggae, rock, and lullabies, showcasing extraordinary kid and grownup performers - all framed within an imaginative Re-Bop tea party skit that will engage and inspire kids from 6 months to 8 years old. To encourage interaction, a beautifully illustrated lyric and rhyme booklet is included.This is the first of two releases in coordination with the Mother Goose Programs (TM), an early education literacy and professional development series affiliated with the Library of Congress Center for the Book. "WHAT IS IT? Musical Math & Science" is the second award-winning release in the series.Since 1989, Vermont's Re-Bop Records has been pioneering age-appropriate children's audio entertainment and amassing a loyal following of kids, parents, caregivers, librarians, and educators.Reviews for "Mother Goose's Never-Ending Tea Party"From Booklist9/1/03PreS-Gr. 1 The word abundant sums up this tea party. This collection of 60 rhymes and songs contains many selections from the Mother Goose Canon as well as recent titles and a few originals, seemingly something for every taste. Some are recited simply, others have a rap, reggae, or rock flavor, and a few are performed twice in contrasting styles. Performers are equally varied, soloists and groups, kids and grown-ups. This collection is notable not only for quantity, but for organization. Songs and rhymes are grouped into a natural progression of such loose themes as wake-up time, shopping, greeting friends, eating, playing, and bedtime. Of course, listeners can come and go as they please. A pleasing, voluminous anthology of time-honored favorites and more.From School Library JournalJune 2003PreS-Gr. 2 - This entertaining album organizes 60 nursery rhymes, nursery songs, original songs, and dialogue in 15 sections (or acts) to create a musical skit about planning and presenting a tea party. The adult and child vocalists are all excellent, as is the background instrumental music. Musical styles employed include folk, rock, rap, jazz and gospel. The production begins with wake-up songs and ends with lullabies. Some of the other 15 sections include "Plan-a-Tea Party Tunes," "Writing Invites," "To Market for Tea Party Treats," "Cozy Cottage Party Preparations," "Finally, Friends Arrive," and "Teatime! Eat, Drink, and Be Merry!!" Some of the traditional nursery rhymes or songs include "Short'nin Bread," "Pat-a-Cake," "Pease Porridge Hot," "Five Little Monkeys," "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean," "Old Mother Hubbard," "Simple Simon," "A Tisket a Tasket," "Down by the Station," "Polly Put the Kettle On," "Miss Mary Mack," "Sing a Song of Sixpence," "Old King Cole," "Dance to Your Daddy," and "All the Pretty Little Horses." One particularly cute part is the battling beverages, in which tea claims to be a better beverage than hot cocoa or apple cider, using the traditional "I'm a Little Teapot" song and expanding on it. In addition to being a fine album to circulate to the public, this CD may also be useful to librarians and teachers planning a tea party program.From Kidzmusic.comWhat's good for the goose is also good for the gander and the gosling when listening to the creative and inspired, Mother Goose's Never-Ending Tea Party, the latest outing from Re-Bop Records. Count them: 60 traditional and original songs and rhymes zip past in a world record 60 minutes. The premise is fun and revolves around a dawn-to-dusk tea party with all the usual-suspect nursery-rhyme characters in attendance - must have been a logistical nightmare to orchestrate it all. The concept is winning and the performances are stellar, especially the intimate family moments between parent and child reciting the familiar rhymes. Thi Mother Goose's Never-Ending Tea Party Music | 1. | Donkey, Donkey, Old and Gray - (with Re-Bops) |
| 2. | Wake up, Baby, Day's a-Breaking - (with Re-Bops) |
| 3. | Three Good Wishes - (with Re-Bops) |
| 4. | Short'nin' Bread/up on My Lap Baby Rap - (with Re-Bops) |
| 5. | Two Little Eyes to Look Around - (with Re-Bops) |
| 6. | Eye Winker, Tom Tinker - (with Re-Bops) |
| 7. | Pat-a-Cake, Pat-a-Cake - (with Re-Bops) |
| 8. | Pease Porridge Hot - (with Re-Bops) |
| 9. | When I Was Young - (with Re-Bops) |
| 10. | Bounce, Bounce, Bounce - (with Re-Bops) |
| 11. | Wash the Dishes - (with Re-Bops) |
| 12. | You and Me, Half-Past Three - (with Re-Bops) |
| 13. | Who Shall We Invite? - (with Re-Bops) |
| 14. | Will You Come to My Party - (with Re-Bops) |
| 15. | Early in the Morning at 8 O'Clock - (with Re-Bops) |
| 16. | Cat's Got the Measles, The - (with Re-Bops) |
| 17. | Five Little Monkeys - (with Re-Bops) |
| 18. | Baby Shaftoe's Gone to Sea - (with Re-Bops) |
| 19. | My Bonnie - (with Re-Bops) |
| 20. | Music of the Marketplace, The - (with Re-Bops) |
| 21. | Father & Mother & Uncle John - (with Re-Bops) |
| 22. | To Market, To Market - (with Re-Bops) |
| 23. | This Little Piggy Went to Market - (with Re-Bops) |
| 24. | Ride a Cock Horse - (with Re-Bops) |
| 25. | Old Mother Hubbard - (with Re-Bops) |
| 26. | Simple Simon - (with Re-Bops) |
| 27. | Tisket, A Tasket, A - (with Re-Bops) |
| 28. | Climb up Baby Rap/Trot Along to Boston - (with Re-Bops) |
| 29. | I Saw a Ship a-Sailing - (with Re-Bops) |
| 30. | One O'Clock: Hickory, Dickory, Dock - (with Re-Bops) |
| 31. | Down by the Station - (with Re-Bops) |
| 32. | Two O'Clock: Hickory, Dickory, Dock - (with Re-Bops) |
| 33. | Do, Re, Mi, Tea Party Time - (with Re-Bops) |
| 34. | Polly Put the Kettle On/Clippidy, Clop - (with Re-Bops) |
| 35. | Three O'Clock/Half-Past Three: Hickory, Dickory, Dock - (with Re-Bops) |
| 36. | Knock at the Door - (with Re-Bops) |
| 37. | Cross-Patch - (with Re-Bops) |
| 38. | Dusty Bill - (with Re-Bops) |
| 39. | My Aunt Jane - (with Re-Bops) |
| 40. | Knock at the Door (Reprise)/Little Tommy Tucker - (with Re-Bops) |
| 41. | Miss Mary Mack - (with Re-Bops) |
| 42. | Mary Had a Little Lamb - (with Re-Bops) |
| 43. | Where Is Thumbkin? - (with Re-Bops) |
| 44. | Sing a Song of Sixpence - (with Re-Bops) |
| 45. | Queen of Hearts, The - (with Re-Bops) |
| 46. | Old King Cole - (with Re-Bops) |
| 47. | Tea Party Joyful Noise - (with Re-Bops) |
| 48. | I Had a Sausage - (with Re-Bops) |
| 49. | Jelly on a Plate - (with Re-Bops) |
| 50. | I'm a Little Teapot ' and Proud of It - (with Re-Bops) |
| 51. | Hot Cocoa - (with Re-Bops) |
| 52. | Battling Beverage Medley, The - (with Re-Bops) |
| 53. | My Bonnie (Rock Version) - (with Re-Bops) |
| 54. | Oh, I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside - (with Re-Bops) |
| 55. | I Danced With the Girl/I See the Moon - (with Re-Bops) |
| 56. | Dance to Your Daddy - (with Re-Bops) |
| 57. | Sleepy You, Sleepy Me - (with Re-Bops) |
| 58. | Raisins and Almonds - (with Re-Bops) |
| 59. | Hush-a-Bye Baby/Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star - (with Re-Bops) |
| 60. | All the Pretty Little Horses - (with Re-Bops) |
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