Catchy does not begin to describe this song, never mind the rest of the album. Can I let you in on a secret The other night I was flipping through some recorded shows, and found that song. This is despite the fact that I have listened to four different recently-purchased Christine Lavin albums at my desk today in hopes of driving Victor and Freddie out of my head. Hey Victor, I'm Ready.to eat some spaghetti with Freddy.' My kids LOVE those music breaks from Laurie Berkner on Noggin. Apparently, that was more than enough to find me singing the above lyrics perfectly, over and over and over again in my office today. and how his big hit Elephant Song on YouTube in 07 has. Zooglobble review of Under a Shady Tree from Laurie Berkner. I want you to know that I have listened to this album precisely twice. Check out the amazing Laurie Berkner on all streaming platforms and. I can only find about five ice cream songs in our collection. Upon our return home I popped in Victor Vito.
The More We Get Together is featured in BB's music class, and singing Pig on Her Head at work gets me odd looks that I kind of like.īut then BB got the other two Laurie albums for Chanukah. Then a few weeks ago we got Buzz Buzz, which they also play a lot at BB's day care, and I wandered around singing Pig on Her Head and The More We Get Together. At the end of the song, Victor and Freddie return home to their Klondike Caf and are greeted by all. At each stop they search for new cuisine like burritos, rutabagas and collard greens, and of course spaghetti. laurie berkner) family time soul shakedown stop the. Catchy, but at least I don't find it insipid or mind-numbing, like some other children's singers. Original 3-line summary: In this musical children’s book, Victor Vito and Freddie Vasco go on a road trip. old song wake up uncle freddy one way or another a little lovin crazy like. And sure, I've wandered around singing the title track, I'm Gonna Catch You, Song in My Tummy and others. Scholastic/Orchard, 16.95 (40pp) ISBN 978-4-6 Musician and children's performer Berkner ( Victor Vito, Under a Shady Tree ) adapts one of her. Damn you, Laurie Berkner! I have been listening to Laurie's Under a Shady Tree since Felicity Metropolitan got me a copy when Baby Banana was born.
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