Title from disc label. Contains material previously released 2009-2016. "Brown bear rap" based on the book "Brown bear, brown bear what do you see?" by Bill Martin, Jr./Eric Carle; "This jazz man" based on the book by Karen Ehrhardt; "How do dinosaurs say goodnight" based on the book by Jane Yolen; "Subway" based on the book by Anastasia Sven; "Wild things" based on the book "Where the wild things are" by Maurice Sendak. Credits printed on container sleeve. Library copy not in original container. Miss Nina (Nina Stone) ; with accompaniment.
Contents:
Bye-bye, everybody. This song -- Three little fishies -- (Silly) Wheels on the bus -- Up & down -- The brown bear rap -- My freeze dance -- New alphabet -- This jazz man -- Riding in my car -- My hula hoop -- How do dinosaurs say goodnight -- Opposite day -- Subway -- Angry song -- Wild things -- DJ in my PJs -- Bye-bye, everybody.
Summary:
Nina Stone creates children's music that is made with the young child in mind showcasing an eclectic mix of styles, bound by a commonality of movement and rhythm including elements of child appropriate hip-hop and rap. Vocalized rhythms and hand clapped rhythmic patterns are used.
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