Product Summary
Artist: Rockabye Baby
Label: Baby Rock Records
Format: CD
Category: Music, Bedtime, Lullabies
Item: 9821
UPC: 027297962224
Description:
Rockabye Baby! transforms timeless rock songs into beautiful instrumental lullabies. The soothing sounds of the glockenspiel, vibraphone, melltoron and other instruments will lull your baby into a sweet slumber. Each release in the Rockabye Baby! series takes the best-known songs of a particular artist and places them in a lullaby processor that involves chimes, bells, and vibraphones -- renditions that are slightly more involved than the music that comes out of the average baby mobile. Whether the original versions are heavy and aggressive or light and subdued, these lullaby versions are uniformly appropriate for their purpose. And, in some cases, they even happen to tease out an unlikely amount of melodicism not apparent in the originals.
Hey daddy-os. Hey mommy-os too. Does your child need to be sedated? Should mama’s boy or girl be too busy howling at the moon, let them pulsate to this backbeat. The Ramones sang about brats, babysitters, and believing in miracles. Is there any doubt the band didn’t want to grow up? If you want a happy family, this album will provide pleasant dreams.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
As many people know, there's a whole series of these, including lullabye versions of Led Zeppelin The Cure, The Eagles, Bob Marley, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, U2, etc. And I think these CDs are esepcially cool for those of us who have children because, obviously, we want to expose our kids to all kinds of music. These lullaby variations are like MAGNETS for young ears, PLUS they're enjoyable for us adults who have loved these songs for many years. I mean, instrumental lullabye versions of Led Zeppelin classics...?! How can you NOT love that?! ;)
Track Listing:
- Rock 'N' Roll High School
- I Wanna Be Sedated
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- I Just Wanna Have Something to Do
- I Wanna Live
- Pinhead
- Teenage Lobotomy
- Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
- Beat on the Brat
- Judy Is a Punk
- Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?
- We're a Happy Family
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