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| All You Need Is Love: Beatles Songs for Kids | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Music Little People
Category: Music
List Price: $12.98
Buy New: $6.76
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Avg. Customer Rating:  74 reviews
Sales Rank: 3306
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 75949
UPC: 081227594923
EAN: 0081227594923
ASIN: B00000JZAP
Release Date: August 31, 1999
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| Tracks:
| • | All You Need Is Love - Takhus Ekedal | | • | Birthday - Bernie Steinberg | | • | Dear Prudence - Takhus Ekedal | | • | Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da - George Chadwick | | • | Yellow Submarine - Carrie Brandon | | • | Blackbird - Rebecca Hale | | • | Octopus's Garden - Raffi | | • | All Together Now - George Chadwick | | • | Mother Nature's Son - Berni Steinberg | | • | With A Little Help From My Friends - George Chadwick | | • | Here Comes The Sun - Eric Bibb | | • | When I'm 64 - Bernnie Sternberg | | • | Hello Goodbye - Rebecca Hale |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
What could possibly be cooler than hipping kids to some of the best pop music ever made? Music for Little People makes this project simple by producing a batch of the Beatles' sunniest songs performed by a prime adult band and your children's peers and slightly reworked in kid-friendly keys. The result is largely devoid of over-the-top cutesy-poo histrionics--these kids can really sing and the harmonies are quite commendable. Young listeners will be thrilled to sing along on the bouncy chorus of "Life Goes On," to count and do the alphabet on "All Together Now," and to distinguish the amusing sounds of a penny whistle, mandolin, and zither. Both Raffi and blues artist Eric Bibb make guest appearances, but the shining star at this party is child singer Bernie Steinberg, who takes lead on three tunes, including the touchingly performed "Mother Nature's Son" and the amazingly soulful "Birthday." --Paige La Grone
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| Customer Reviews: Read 69 more reviews...
 Just buy a real Beatles cd November 30, 2007
I bought this cd for my two-year-old daugther since her dad and I are both big Beatles fans in hopes of exposing her to them at an early age. Don't bother! Just play a real Beatles cd for your kids. It wouldn't be so bad if the kids just sang, but they're trying to sound like professional singers instead of just kids having a good time. Excruciating to listen to. The only song I can sit through is Raffi's rendition of Octopus' Garden. My daughter doesn't like to listen to it either.
 Beatles CD for Kids November 20, 2007
This is one awesome CD. If you love the Beatles (and even if you don't) you're sure to love this one. My daughter gets surprised when she actually hears the original Beatles music on the radio - because she knows the song from "her" CD.
cd November 12, 2007
I have bought this cd for my own children and many times for gifts. It always gets rave reviews. I definatly recommend buying this. It is very dancable, and is very upbeat and happy.
 Honest Effort June 9, 2007
The songs of the Beatles are timeless. I loved most of the renditions on this CD, but there were a couple that I would have liked to have been done differently. This is strictly a matter of personal taste, and I'd still recommend it. I have no complaints about the seller, either.
Most songs Pretty Good for young kids February 19, 2007
My children are boys ages 5 and 6. They love the "Birthday" song on this CD, actually. They also love "Yellow Submarine" and "All Together Now." A few others are OK, such as "Ob-La-Di" and "Octopus's Garden" and "When I'm 64." No, it's not the Beetles singing it, and I personally usually hate cover albums; it's disconcerting at first to hear a different version or different voice singing a familiar classic song. (We usually listen to kids music as well as "real" party songs-type music and other "real" music including even Johnny Cash.) And, yes, it's a little irritating to have some of the intro's by kids, such as a child complaining that it's been raining all winter before the kids sing "Here Comes the Sun." However, my kids (and their friends) do enjoy hearing other kids singing the songs. And I enjoy many of the songs myself. My biggest complaint is that many of the songs are too mellow and deemed to be not very fun by my bunch. Perhaps more suited to younger kids or girls or calmer kids? I would recommend it overall.
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