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Buy Now	Free To Be...A Family (more) »rank: 163382	Buy Now	VeggieTales: Junior's Playtime Songs (more) »rank: 40942 by: VeggieTales
Buy Now	Veggie Tunes: A Queen, a King, and a Very Blue Berry (more) »rank: 32631 by: VeggieTales	Buy Now	The Teacher's Lounge (more) »rank: 96756 by: Bill Harley
Buy Now	Inside Out (more) »rank: 53593 by: Jessica Harper : :Jessica Harper stretches her big, broad voice over three musical styles--jazz, reggae, and calypso--on Inside Out for a sound, rich and lush, that's unmistakably hers, love it or leap right over it on your CD changer. Same rule applies to her lyrics, which leave listeners feeling as though they ought to have signed a waiver: spin this disc and plan to be gone awhile, in effect plucked from your own habitat and planted squarely in hers. Fortunately, it's a place most parents will find familiar, comfortably so. A bundle of songs on Inside Out, which plays like a postscript to 2000's Rhythm in ...	Buy Now	More Little Orley Stories (more) »rank: 162566 by: Little Orley :Album Description:Classic children's music from the 1950s! Known to millions as Mr. Green jeans from the Captain Kangaroo TV show, Lumpy Brannum recorded these charming stories about Orley's adventures on his family farm. Accompanied by the skillful orchestrations of Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians, Uncle Lumpy originally performed the stories for radio, TV and on several popular Decca records. Uncle Lumpy uses clever word play and humor to convey subtle but important life lessons. Brannum's wry storytelling combines a loving 'Beverly Hillbillies'-style view of rural life with the slick production of 1950s radio orchestra production. Over the years, the Little Orley stories have ...
Buy Now	VeggieTales: Jonah's Overboard Sing-Along (more) »rank: 39723 by: VeggieTales :Album Description:Classic children's music from the 1950s! Known to millions as Mr. Green jeans from the Captain Kangaroo TV show, Lumpy Brannum recorded these charming stories about Orley's adventures on his family farm. Accompanied by the skillful orchestrations of Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians, Uncle Lumpy originally performed the stories for radio, TV and on several popular Decca records. Uncle Lumpy uses clever word play and humor to convey subtle but important life lessons. Brannum's wry storytelling combines a loving 'Beverly Hillbillies'-style view of rural life with the slick production of 1950s radio orchestra production. Over the years, the Little Orley stories have ...	Buy Now	Carols for Kids (more) »rank: 191011 by: The Countdown Kids :Album Description:Classic children's music from the 1950s! Known to millions as Mr. Green jeans from the Captain Kangaroo TV show, Lumpy Brannum recorded these charming stories about Orley's adventures on his family farm. Accompanied by the skillful orchestrations of Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians, Uncle Lumpy originally performed the stories for radio, TV and on several popular Decca records. Uncle Lumpy uses clever word play and humor to convey subtle but important life lessons. Brannum's wry storytelling combines a loving 'Beverly Hillbillies'-style view of rural life with the slick production of 1950s radio orchestra production. Over the years, the Little Orley stories have ...
Buy Now	Tales Of Wonder, Native American Stories for Children (more) »rank: 135490 by: Gregg Howard : :Nine Native American stories of life from the Circle of Life Series. Parenting Magazine Video of the Year 2000.	Buy Now	Yes to Running: Bill Harley Live (more) »rank: 34383 by: Bill Harley :Album Description:'Go find this guy! Harley has the heart of a child and a love of life we can all share.' -- LA Parent * This live double CD captures the essence of Grammy Award winner Bill Harley's vibrant, hilarious, tender, and wise songwriting and storytelling. * Back to school stories provide an irreverent and true look at elementary school days. * Live versions of fan favorite songs and stories. 'Harley's witty ebullient performance will have listeners young and old laughing out loud.' -- Publishers Weekly 'When national treasure Bill Harley releases a new kids' album, it's good reason to celebrate.' -- Family ...