Burl Ives Sings Little White Duck (And Other Children's Favorites) - Burl Ives

Burl Ives Sings Little White Duck (And Other Children's Favorites)

Burl Ives

  • Genre: Children's Music
  • Release Date: 1961-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 14

  • ℗ Originally Released 1949, 1950, 1951 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
The Little White Duck Burl Ives 2:28
2
The Little Engine That Could Burl Ives 2:39
3
Mr. Froggie Went a-Courtin' Burl Ives 3:03
4
The Donut Song Burl Ives 2:56
5
Two Little Owls Burl Ives 1:48
6
Fooba Wooba John Burl Ives 1:06
7
The Grey Goose Burl Ives 3:00
8
The Whale Burl Ives 1:31
9
Buckeye Jim Burl Ives 1:30
10
The Sow Took the Measles Burl Ives 1:47
11
The Goat Burl Ives 1:19
12
Mr. Rabbit Burl Ives 1:36
13
The Tailor and the Mouse Burl Ives 1:15
14
Mother Goose Songs Burl Ives 6:03

Reviews

  • Truly Amazing!

    5
    By KaijuKev
    I remember these songs growing up and when Burl Ives sings them, is truly amazing! One of the greatest folk singers of all time that brings a tear to my eye over these timeless childrens classic songs. Thank you Burl for your greatest memories...!!!
  • A Wonderful Album

    5
    By mlrw
    I grew up listening to Burl Ives. My children listened to and loved this album. Now my grandchildren can listen to this beautiful album on Grandma's iPhone!
  • Nostalgic AWESOME

    5
    By Dnl25
    Listened to this over and over and over as a kid and soooooo happy to find it here so I can share it with my son and nieces!! And the rest of the next generation to come along :)
  • Burl Ives Sings - Little White Duck

    4
    By FDWJR
    This looks like a reissue of the early 60's album (where Burl is holding his guitar singing to a group of kids.) BTW: I found this offering's cover art version on an old 1980's reissue tape cassette - so I looked it up on i-Tunes. Sure enough, this is it! Kids will love the old-time songs - although they may seem a bit dated (of course.) I think the original artwork would be a nice touch for us boomers - who played the record over and over. Heck - you could even cut and paste your own cover art if you are savvy enough. On a similar note (pun-intended) look for another offering--Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer soundtrack , includes, Silver and Gold, Holly Jolly Christmas, - I remember this Bass-Rankin Production movie growing up was so campy- but Burl Ives as the narrarator/singer is what led to it being so endearing all these years. Enjoy!
  • Fantastic

    5
    By JohnOfMars
    I grew up listening to this album. And by growing up I mean, from when I was to 2-6. Fooba Wooba John holds a special place in my heart as I would sing it with my Dad (my name is John). Great nostalgia, but not sure if you'll like it if you didn't grow up with it.
  • pickes or glue or any such thing ..

    4
    By toefats
    those who are litteral minded might need to know that the main reviewer is joking. "The sow" is the most innocuous little ditty that I recal from my youth. I mean ... compare froggie went a courtin .. ha ha. anyway, great kid songs , glad to just find it for my memories, and for my 4 year old.

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