A Child's Celebration of Silliest Songs

1	Shake My Sillies Off / Raffi 1:04
2	I'm My Own Grandpaw / Chet Atkins 3:06
3	Be Kind to Your Web Footed Friends 0:38
4	These Little Fishies / Shelley Duvall 2:45
5	Ain't No Sin 1:29
6	Beans and Corn Bread / Taj Mahal 3:18
7	Tiny Time 1:30
8	On Top of Spaghetti / Little Richard 2:53
9	A Peanut on the Railroad Track 0:31
10	My Name Is Cheech, the School Bus Driver / Cheech Marin 3:31
11	Heck, I'd Go! / Maria Maldaur 2:25
12	Ain't We Crazy / The Persuasions 3:19
13	The Riddle Song / Burl Ives 2:31
14	Be King to Your Web Footed Friends 0:38
15	They All Asked for You / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:35
16	John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt 1:49
17	There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea! / Danny Kaye 2:29
18	Apples and Bananas 2:36
19	Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious / Julie Andrews 2:01
20	Be Kind to Your Web Footed Friends 1:04

Barnes & Noble

Is there a kid alive who doesn't love to be silly? Watch the car miles speed by on your next lengthy auto trip when you pop this album into your stereo system. The car-seat brigade will be singing along in no time -- and don't be surprised if older siblings are drawn in as well. Raffi opens the set with "Shake Your Sillies Out," and what follows is a wide-ranging collection of daffy ditties from many eras and artists. Rock-'n'-roll pioneer Little Richard presents his wacky yet eminently soulful take on "On Top of Spaghetti," actress and children's impresario Shelley Duvall tosses off "Three Little Fishes" in her adorable manner, grandfatherly Burl Ives gives us "The Riddle Song," and Julie Andrews trills the unforgettable "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious." Chet Atkins explores the wacky side of inbreeding in "I'm My Own Grandpa," a cappella veterans the Persuasions render a kooky "Ain't We Crazy," and '70s chanteuse Maria Muldaur does the jaunty "Heck, I'd Go!" From dear, departed legends such as Danny Kaye to contemporary wiseacres including Cheech Marin -- whose "My Name Is Cheech, the School Bus Driver" is the Mexican-ranchera title cut to one of the best kids' albums of the last two decades -- this collection is a whole lot of fun. Moira McCormick

All Music Guide

Rhino Records' A Child's Celebration of The Silliest Songs combines funny songs for kids with guest performers like Raffi, Little Richard, Julie Andrews and Shelly Duvall. Heather Phares