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Track List
01) Little Lap Dog Lullaby
02) Prairie Lullaby
03) Jack Can I Ride
04) Tumble Bee
05) King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O
06) All the Pretty Little Horses
07) The Fox
08) Jump Down Spin Around
09) Why Oh Why
10) Down in the Medder
11) Soldier's Joy
12) Jamaica Farewell
13) Prairie Dream
01) Little Lap Dog Lullaby
02) Prairie Lullaby
03) Jack Can I Ride
04) Tumble Bee
05) King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O
06) All the Pretty Little Horses
07) The Fox
08) Jump Down Spin Around
09) Why Oh Why
10) Down in the Medder
11) Soldier's Joy
12) Jamaica Farewell
13) Prairie Dream
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1:58
2:37
3:00
2:18
2:16
1:53
3:32
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First Released
2011
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"Tumble Bee" is the eighth studio album by Laura Veirs, released in 2011 by the Bella Union
label in the UK and Nonesuch Records in the US.
Tumble Bee an album of children’s songs old and new, began with the birth of Veirs' son, and became a project with her long-time collaborator, the producer Tucker Martine. Veirs had grown increasingly interested in the history of American children's music, and together she and Martine trawled archived collections of lullabies, clapping songs, skipping songs and playground chants, some long-forgotten, some set down in Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
The result is a merry collection of covers and re-compositions, from the ballads of Jimmie Rodgers, Woody Guthrie and Peggy Seeger to work songs, field songs and schoolyard ditties of the last century.
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"Tumble Bee" is the eighth studio album by Laura Veirs, released in 2011 by the Bella Union
label in the UK and Nonesuch Records in the US.
Tumble Bee an album of children’s songs old and new, began with the birth of Veirs' son, and became a project with her long-time collaborator, the producer Tucker Martine. Veirs had grown increasingly interested in the history of American children's music, and together she and Martine trawled archived collections of lullabies, clapping songs, skipping songs and playground chants, some long-forgotten, some set down in Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music.
The result is a merry collection of covers and re-compositions, from the ballads of Jimmie Rodgers, Woody Guthrie and Peggy Seeger to work songs, field songs and schoolyard ditties of the last century.
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