25 Fun Animal Songs

Various Artists (Performer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (December 1, 1999)
• Original Release Date: December 1, 1999
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Twin Sisters Productions
• ASIN: B000042OJ4
• Also Available in: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #775,972 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Five Little Skunks

2. Betty Bunny

3. One Lonely Bird

4. Froggy, You're So Green

5. Sammy Sue

6. Do You Know What Has A Trunk?

7. Bought Me A Cat

8. The Farmer In The Dell

9. Can You Name That Animal Sound?

10. Old McDonald's Letter Farm

11. Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone?

12. Hickory Dickory Dock

13. Hey Diddle Diddle

14. I Met A Bear

15. Six Little Ducks

16. The Tiger's Loose

17. Did You Know That Monkeys Like To Swing?

18. Hungry Alligators

19. The Peacock Song

20. Mary Had A Little Lamb

See all 25 tracks on this disc

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic Album. Made our car journeys fun!!, October 22, 2006

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Tracy Ann Thomas "The Thomas Family" (California, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 25 Fun Animal Songs (Audio CD)

Our little baby boy, Elijah, had always disliked car journeys. Almost every trip would begin with turning on the ignition and Elijah would start crying and screaming. It got to the point where we always dreaded the times we simply couldn't walk to our destination!
We thought we had tried everything (blankie, music, sitting next to him, singing, playing music etc etc). Nothing seemed to work and so we finally resigned ourselves to waiting until Elijah out-grew this stage in his development. That was until we borrowed this album from the library when he was six months old. Playing this cd in the car we listened and really enjoyed it. Elijah listened and continued to cry and scream - until we got to track 16, 'The Tiger's Loose'. He suddenly stopped. There was quiet in the car. "OK" we thought "That's a coincidence". 'The Tiger's Loose' came to an end. Elijah started crying and screaming. We restarted the song. Elijah was quiet. And so continued our first car journey playing that song over and over again.
That was a month ago and believe us we must have heard that song over and over hundreds of times. Never got tired of it though!
Nowadays Elijah is happy to listen to other things - the rest of the album (!), other kids CDs, the radio, Mummy's and Daddy's favourite sounds - and be content in the car. There are still times when only 'The Tiger's Loose' will do, usually when Elijah is really tired. And then, by the second playing he's usually asleep. Suffice to say, we now own a copy of '25 Fun Animal Songs'.
We can't guarantee this CD will calm your upset baby. But we can go on record as saying "This really is a wonderful children's album and we highly recommend it as part of your family music collection".
And just to add, Mummy is a trained Nanny, pre-school teacher and elementary school teacher. She now takes care of a 5 year old after school until his Mom and Dad get home. He and Elijah really enjoy listening to this album in the car together. And yes, the 5 year old's favourite track is 'The Tiger's Loose'. Really, truly.
Thank you Twin Sisters. This is an excellent kid's album. We are really looking forward to hearing your other CDs.
Two very happy car-traveling parents and their baby

4.0 out of 5 stars Fun, but should be "23 Fun Animal Songs and 2 Ugly Ones", May 17, 2003

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Steve McConnell (Bellevue, WA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: 25 Fun Animal Songs (Audio CD)

My kids (ages 3 and 5) really enjoy this album. Most of the songs are inventive and fun, and the music is pretty good. Toward the end of the album, the song quality seems to break down. It seems almost as though the songwriters had contracted for 25 songs and had trouble coming up with the last few of them. The melodies for the last couple songs are pretty sing-songy, and the 24th song on the album (What does a zoologist do all day) is hilarious because the lyrics sound like the singer is reading the "zoologist" entry right out of the encyclopedia. The kids don't seem to notice, however, and it's amusing for the adults. Overall, I think this is a great album, both entertaining and educational.