As I mentioned in my review of In the Night Garden Live, it's not always easy to find something that pre-schoolers and their parents can enjoy at the same time, and the car stereo is no exception. T had been listening quite happily to Radio 2 'because I'm two' but we've had to quietly discourage him. Not only because he developed a passion for Brotherhood of Man after hearing Ken Bruce's Eurovision preview programme but also because he's rising three and Radio 3 isn't really my thing. So back to CDs we go.
We're currently enjoying the Beatle's Red Album. The songs are short and catchy (apart from Norwegian Wood of course, I've never liked that one) which is perfect for the nursery run and as a treat when you get to the end there's the ever popular Yellow Submarine.
This morning, half way through the journey, T piped up from the back.
'Mummy what's this song?'
'You've Got to Hide Your Love Away'
'Why do they keep saying 'hey' Mummy?'
'It's to make sure you're listening darling, just before they get to the chorus'
He seemed placated by that.
'Mummy'
'Yes darling'
'I think this hey song sounds just like when that other lady sings the Gruffalo song!'
The rest of the journey was accompanied by the sound of John Lennon spinning in his grave.
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Ha ha... I think that CD of whatshername mudering the Gruffalo song and other is my LEAST favourite childrens CD! Poor John, that lady...RIP...x
I know, bless Julia she is a genius in the rhyming prose department, less so in the singing in tune one. I actually met her earlier this year, and she sang! I'm going to post about it later this week.
Still sniggering at 'lady' John x
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