Format: CD, Album, Stereo
Country: US
Released: 1981
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk, Children's
[Tracklist]
01 I Know The Colors in the Rainbow (4:53)
02 It Won't Rain, It Won't Rain (2:30)
03 Who Fed The Chickens? (3:45)
04 Bim Bom, Bim Bom (1:27)
05 Kaluba, Beat The Drum (1:45)
06 In The People's Republic of China (2:03)
07 A Train To The Great Wall (2:39)
08 I'm Singing A Solo (4:16)
09 He's Playing A Solo, She's Playing A Solo (4:01)
10 I Can Sing High Notes, I Can Sing Low Notes (4:11)
11 Tumbalalaika, Play Balalaika (2:07)
12 I Know A Poh-Leece-Man (Policeman) (3:07)
13 Chotto Matte, Kudasai (2:20)
[Credits]
Ella Jenkins (ukulele/harmonica/drum/vocals) larry Richter (piano/percussion) Christopher Miller (fiddle) Guy Guilbert (guitar) Mark Durham (flute/saxphone/clarinet/percussion)
Cover Design: Helen Endress, Production Coordinator: Betty Williams
[Notes]
In concert with a "rainbow" of children from the St. Vincent De Paul Center of Chicago, Ella Jenkins creates a listening and participation recording that introduces children to voice tones, colors, instruments and their individual sounds, other languages, appreciation for other cultures, and a knowledge of farm-life chores. Songs use rhythm and repetition to teach musicality and include tunes from Jewish and Chinese traditions, in addition to some of Jenkins' own compositions.
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