25 Non-stop, up-tempo, handclapping, foot-stamping, sing-along all-time favorites. SONG TITLE - ARTIST 1. "A Place in the Choir" Blackthorn 2. "Mountain Dew" Clancy Brothers 3. "Take me back to Castlebar" Brier 4. "Botany Bay" Wolfe Tones 5. "The Boys from Killybegs" Dermot O'Brien 6. "Whiskey in the Jar" Frankie Carroll & Big 8 7. "The Mermaid" Clancy Brothers 8. "The Craic was 90" Fiddlers Green 9. "Paddy's on the move again" Lee Lynch 10. "Strawberry Beds" Poitin 11. "The Wild Rover" Moonshine 12. "Big Strong Man" Wolfe Tones 13. "Green Fields of Ireland" Brier 14. "Famous Shamus" Lee Lynch 15. "The Irish Rover" Clancy Brothers 16. "My Irish Molly" Kathy Durkin 17. "Katie Daly" Hugo Duncan 18. "Golden Jubilee" The Crawleys 19. "Old Dungarvan Oak" Brier 20. "McAlpine Fusaliers"... Less

If BARNEY SONGS wasn't enough for you, now there's MORE BARNEY SONGS! Enjoy about 55 minutes of everyone's favorite dinosaur and his friends as they present over 20 songs and stories. Songs performed include: "Puttin' On A Show," "If You're Happy And You Know It," "Laugh With Me," "Hickory Dickory Dock," "A Camping We Will Go," "London Bridge," "Little Butterflies," "Old MacDonald," "Splashin' In The Bath," "Squishy Squashy Washy" and of course, "I Love You."

Children can sing along to 12 fun songs in the Hebrew-language kids title THE SECRET OF CHOCOLATE. This entertaining release takes viewers on a magical journey that explores the creation of chocolate, beginning in a chocolate factory and traveling backwards all the way to cocoa fields in the heart of Brazil. While in Brazil, a side trip to a carnival and the rain forest explore how chocolate plays a part in many realms of Brazilian life. Of course, the entire journey is marked by the singing of amusing songs like "The Generous Cocoa Plant" and "How is Chocolate Born?"

A visually breathtaking and heartfelt musical journey across Israel's majestic vistas, holy sites and modern Israel scored to all time favorite songs about Israel. Each song delivers a different theme of sites and songs. See Israel as never before and watching this film makes you feel as if you're there. Take a song like 'Jerusalem Of Gold' and while enjoying the music, experience a visual journey across Jerusalem. Each song delivers a different theme of sights and sounds. The visuals offer a virtual tour across Israel. Major footage contribution courtesy of the Israel Ministry of Tourism.

The Sesame Street characters return for some more fun-filled adventures, combining real life actors with the usual array of oddballs from the Street! Now a timeless staple of children's television shows, the Sesame Street gang prove that learning can be a lot of fun!

Certain songs have come to define the times in which they appeared as they proved to be the catalyst for the transformation of the cultural and political landscape. Most set trends in music, fashion and dance while flouting convention and testing the boundaries of society's accepted moral values. Each program in the Impact! series puts the spotlight on the songs that have left an indelible mark on the world. Besides setting the scene for the release of the song, the programs feature the song's creator(s) and explore its cultural impact and the ways that it changed the course of history. Guests include recording artists, music industry executives, cultural and political pundits and the music fans themselves for whom these songs became their life's soundtrack By any definition, Walk This... Less

Release Date: 2005-04-26, Rating: NR (Not Rated)

Given the army of 1-year-olds who take their first wobbly dance steps to the Tubbies theme song, it's high time a program turned the tables on Tinky and the gang getting busy to a beat. Silly Songs and Funny Dances does just that, swooping in on Tubbyland and its flannel-wrapped, rainbow-hued foursome for an hour-long look at Laa-Laa twirling in a tutu, the noisy NuNu wrecking various lovely renditions of "Twinkle Twinkle," Dipsy and the others delivering ditties dedicated to their favorite things, and tummy-TV segments on a satin-fingered harpist and budding ballerinas. Before it's time for Tubbie bye-bye, magic mittens get Po and Tinky-Winky grooving on the Tubbie AstroTurf and a big hug or two makes its way into the mix. Guaranteed to trip your toddler's instinct to get down. --Tammy... Less

Israeli children's composer Datia Ben Dor has written 11 songs for the entertaining children's title THE NONSENSE RHYME WAREHOUSE. Three crazy people live in a huge warehouse where they sing, dance, and speak entirely in rhyme. But when the pizza delivery boy arrives and breaks their rhyming rules, it provides them with the opportunity to sing and dance to even more entertaining and effervescent tunes.

This edition of BABY BOOST features 20 songs to teach toddlers about numbers colors animals basic math and more in a fun way. SING-A-LONG includes songs such as "Circles Circles Everywhere" "One and One is Two" and "Orange A-Peel."

The Sesame Street characters return for some more fun-filled adventures, combining real life actors with the usual array of oddballs from the Street! Now a timeless staple of children's television shows, the Sesame Street gang prove that learning can be a lot of fun!

Certain songs have come to define the times in which they appeared as they proved to be the catalyst for the transformation of the cultural and political landscape. Most set trends in music, fashion and dance while flouting convention and testing the boundaries of society's accepted moral values. Each program in the Impact! series puts the spotlight on the songs that have left an indelible mark on the world. Besides setting the scene for the release of the song, the programs feature the song's creator(s) and explore its cultural impact and the ways that it changed the course of history. Guests include recording artists, music industry executives, cultural and political pundits and the music fans themselves for whom these songs became their life's soundtrack By any definition, Walk This... Less

Israeli children's composer Datia Ben Dor has written 11 songs for the entertaining children's title THE NONSENSE RHYME WAREHOUSE. Three crazy people live in a huge warehouse where they sing, dance, and speak entirely in rhyme. But when the pizza delivery boy arrives and breaks their rhyming rules, it provides them with the opportunity to sing and dance to even more entertaining and effervescent tunes.

Hap Palmer's sing-a-long tune invite childern to clap their hands, stomp their feet, dance and act out the lyrics. Songs include, "Piggy Toes", "Security", and "Today I Took My Diapers Off" among others.

Some viewers may remember this set of 10 kid music videos as Even More Baby Songs. The title may have changed, but the whimsically catchy songs from noted children's songsmith Hap Palmer remain. From "Getting Up Time" (farm animals and baby awake making their natural noises, and preschoolers imitate their cries.) to "Goodnight Story Time" (an ode to such storybook favorites as Goodnight Moon and Where the Wild Things Are), the half-hour tape follows the day of a young child. "I Can Put My Clothes On by Myself" is a celebration of the fashion mistakes that can occur when youthful independence is encouraged, while "Finger Foods" is a how-not-to of high-chair etiquette. The most rousing song, "What a Miracle," is a grand sing-along on a farm, with Hap himself at the guitar and an... Less

Hap Palmer's sing-a-long tune invite childern to clap their hands, stomp their feet, dance and act out the lyrics. Songs include, "Piggy Toes", "Security", and "Today I Took My Diapers Off" among others.

With help from the award-winning artists at Big Idea, The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything have accomplished a monumental feat in silliness. After collecting votes from VeggieTales fans everywhere, these lazy scalawags are ready to tally up your votes. With at little help from their silly song tabulator, "The Astonishing Contraption of Silliness," they will count down the ten silliest Silly Songs of all time. A must have for Silly Song fans everywhere.

In producing a top-ten radio countdown Elmo revisits some favorite musical numbers and a sing-along is the result.

In producing a top-ten radio countdown, Elmo revisits some favorite musical numbers, and a sing-along is the result.

The Sesame Street characters return for some more fun-filled adventures, combining real life actors with the usual array of oddballs from the Street! Now a timeless staple of children's television shows, the Sesame Street gang prove that learning can be a lot of fun!

Don't be concerned that this video doesn't have familiar characters on the cover (no purple dinos, no brightly colored space alien babies). This proven series of colorful musical videos is a winner, and the latest, Baby Songs ABC, 123 is no exception. Designed for toddlers to 2- to 6-year-olds, this video combines color and movement--and, importantly, other children--to help young viewers remember their numbers and the alphabet. Children's music writer Hap Palmer has provided songs that are genuinely catchy and, like the classic "ABC" song, which helped nearly every English-speaking child learn the alphabet, kids are learning as they're singing. Palmer specializes in purposeful but engaging rhyme and alliteration to encourage kids to sing along, sing on their own, and prepare for... Less

Lotte Lenya, Kurt Weill's widow, proves herself the supreme interpreter of her husband's work, here in 1958 performing five of his songs from "The Threepenny Opera," "Happy End," "Mahagonny," and the "Berlin Requiem." Known as the "First Lady of Political Song," Gisela May sings a selection of Brecht songs with music by Weill, Heymann, and Dessau, in a 1972 performance. Martha Schlamme is also on hand to essay two Weill numbers (accompanied in one instance by Will Holt). 80 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English mono; bonus footage.

This Hollywood adaptation of the classic Broadway musical sparkles with glamour and reverberates with the energy of good old-fashioned song and dance. As the film leaps into its first riveting act Velma Kelly Catherine Zeta-Jones one half of the famous number she performs with her sister arrives at the night club late disheveled and with blood on her hands. Nonetheless she goes onstage unhindered and wows the crowd with her shimmying rendition of "All That Jazz." Roxie Hart Renee Zellweger a young blond who dreams of someday being famous like Velma watches from the audience with eyes full of envy. Later as the cops pick up Velma for the murder of her sister sending her fame to all-time heights as she becomes a tabloid sensation Roxie also commits a crime of passion-- shooting a lover who... Less

This is the near-legendary video that started the trend of songs for kids on video in 1986. The footage of kids playing in houses and backyards has a delightful homemade quality and is anchored by the songs of Hap Palmer, once dubbed the "Bob Dylan of the diaper set." His songs do have a nice folksiness that is just right. From the very first song, "Piggy Toes," you can see where the video is aimed: the Sesame Street group of infants to 6-year-olds. Palmer has a gift for writing bouncy numbers that go beyond the normal subject matter. "My Mommy Comes Back" speaks to kids who are left at Grandma's or a day care center ("my mommy comes back, she always comes back..."). Other songs on the 30-minute tape include "Shout & Whisper," "Rolling," and the self-explanatory "Today I Took My... Less

Another installment of the popular computer- animated religious series. This one features the Veggies counting down the 10 silliest songs of all time! A fun musical adventure with an important message for kids of all ages.

Eleven songs taken directly out of familiar animated Christmas television shows appear in a sing-along format with the original scenes excerpted directly from the programs themselves SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER and FROSTY THE SNOWMAN. Burl Ives Jimmy Durante Mickey Rooney Fred Astaire and the Vienna Boys Choir supply the original vocals as a snowball bounces across the lyrics of the songs in the old-fashioned sing-along style. The selections include "Holly Jolly Christmas" Burl Ives "Put One Foot in Front of the Other" Mickey Rooney "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" Fred Astaire "The Little Drummer Boy" the Vienna Boys Choir "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and "First Toy Maker to the King."

Eleven songs taken directly out of familiar animated Christmas television shows appear in a sing-along format, with the original scenes excerpted directly from the programs themselves (SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN, RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER, and FROSTY THE SNOWMAN). Burl Ives, Jimmy Durante, Mickey Rooney, Fred Astaire, and the Vienna Boys Choir supply the original vocals as a snowball bounces across the lyrics of the songs in the old-fashioned sing-along style. The selections include "Holly Jolly Christmas" (Burl Ives), "Put One Foot in Front of the Other" (Mickey Rooney), "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" (Fred Astaire), "The Little Drummer Boy" (the Vienna Boys Choir), "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," and "First Toy Maker to the King."

VH1 presents a special performance by singer/songwriter Natalie Merchant with this STORYTELLERS release. Getting her start as the lead singer of the popular group the 10,000 Maniacs, Merchant has since proved her worth as a solo artist with bestselling albums like TIGERLILLY, OPHELIA, MOTHERLAND, LIVE IN CONCERT: NATALIE MERCHANT, and THE HOUSE CARPENTER'S DAUGHTER. Performing to a small crowd in a cozy gathering, Merchant performs well-received songs from various points of her career. A nine track set includes the highlights "These Are the Days," "Kind and Generous," and "Life is Sweet." In between these songs, Merchant offers commentary on each song's meaning and context, offering the viewer a new understanding of her music. Intimate lighting creates a soothing and warm atmosphere... Less

The VeggieTales folks took a poll of their numerous fans and came up with the top 10 silliest songs from their library of made-for-video shows. The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (played by Pa Grape, Mr. Lunt, and Larry the Cucumber) host the simple event, counting down the top 10 music videos. Will it be "Love My Lips" or "The Song of the Cébu" or possibly "The Dance of the Cucumber?" We ain't telling. But for any fan, and especially those who haven't seen all of the "Silly Songs with Larry" segments, the show's a treat. Stay around for the catchy dance-mix version of the songs over the end credits. (Ages 3 and up) --Doug Thomas

When Barney cleans out his closet, he finds everything from a pig puppet once used in "The Three Little Pigs" to an old camping hat. As Barney discovers each item, he remembers a past event and, of course, breaks into a fun-filled song. Whether you're looking for classics such as "London Bridge," songs that teach good hygiene ("Squishy, Squashy, Washy"), or songs that promote wholesome messages ("Laugh with Me"), you're sure to find just what you're looking for in this collection. As always, each catchy song has lots of fun choreography for Barney, BJ, Baby Bop, and Barney's kid friends, and is accompanied by a variety of percussion, synthesizer, and piano. The 23 songs span a variety of styles including rock, rap, folk, and jazz. The best thing about this video is that ... Less