Listen & tracks
3 of 17 tracks have a preview · 17 works · 33:18
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1 This old man 2:09
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2 Introduction to the band 1:14
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3 Kookaburra 1:18
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4 Let your hands go clap clap clap 1:41
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5 Yellow submarine 2:00
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6 Skip to my Lou 2:21
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7 Here we go round the mulberry bush 2:00
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8 She'll be coming 'round the mountain 2:31
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9 Sing a rainbow 2:00
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10 The wheels on the bus 1:35
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11 A frog went walking 1:54
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12 Here we go looby loo 2:56
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13 Morningtown ride 1:26
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14 One man went to mow 2:43
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15 Boa constrictor 1:18
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16 Row row row 1:45
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17 Over the rainbow 2:27
Ronnie Burns, well known on the Australian pop scene, leads the programme with the Kinderplay Rockettes and experienced musicians in a style familiar to children of the day.
It continues the series begun on Listen to the Band, Vol. 1.
Artists
Ronnie Burns
vocals
Ronnie Burns, AM (born 8 September 1946, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) is an Australian rock singer and guitarist. He fronted the Melbourne band The Flies in the early 1960s, followed by a solo career into the 1970s and was a member of Burns, Cotton & Morris in the 1990s. He retired from performing in 2000.
The Kinderplay Rockettes
ensemble
Performers
- Ronnie Burns · vocals
- The Kinderplay Rockettes · ensemble
Technical credits
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Producer
John Bye
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Recording Engineer
Bruce Adderly
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Co-Producer
Richard Opat
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Venue
Bruce Adderly Sound Studios
Details
- List price
- $25.00 AUD
- Total playing time
- 33 minutes 18 seconds
- Release date
- 30 Jun 1977
- Category
- Vocal
- Genre
- Children's
- Musical work copyright
- © 1977 Move Records
- Sound recording copyright
- ℗ 1977 Move Records
- Catalogue
- MD 3087
- EAN
- 9314574308723
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