Waking Up Is Hard to Do Neil Sedaka

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  • Release Date: 01/06/2009
  • Sales Rank: 416
  • Label: RAZOR & TIE
  • UPC: 793018300827

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Waking Up Is Hard to Do

1LISTENWaking Up Is Hard to Do 2:07
2LISTENDinosaur Pet 2:36
3LISTENWhere the Toys Are 3:12
4LISTENLunch Will Keep Us Together 3:37
5LISTENHappy Birthday Number Three 3:13
6LISTENLaughter in the Rain 3:08
7LISTENRubber Duckie 2:05
8LISTENIs This the Way to Cross the Street? 3:05
9LISTENLittle Devil 2:34
10LISTENI Go Ape 2:24
11LISTENBaby's First Christmas Lullaby 2:45

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

Following right on the heels of his holiday album The Miracle of Christmas, Waking Up Is Hard to Do is Neil Sedaka's first children's album, a move that makes it hard not to wonder if Sedaka is working through his own "bucket list" of projects he's never quite gotten around to attempting. Like his Christmas LP, Waking Up is curiously, proudly out of step with the times, containing no modern production frills and being the better for it. It's just Sedaka and a keyboard, sometimes a little more, knocking out silly, sometimes clever send-ups of his classic tunes, throwing in a couple of pretty good new ones for good measure. It's lively, melodic, and engaging, with Sedaka goofing around with the kids -- some are indeed here singing along on choruses -- instead of talking down to them, and while that may not be quite the same thing as talking to them as an equal, it does make for an infectious, good-spirited listen. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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This CD is just plain fun!by KnitsandReads

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January 16, 2010: I purchased this for my 2 1/2 year old grandson and it is a hit! He can't listen to this (and he does ALL the time) without getting up and dancing. The hardest part is not singing the original words to the songs. Creative, uplifting and educational, this is a great choice for your toddler.

This is an excellent CD for children of all ages. I must say that adults who enjoyed Neil Sedaka foby BeeBeeG

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August 29, 2009: I enjoy sharing these CD's with all the children on my gift list. The music is so uplifting and the lessons shared by Neil and his grandchildren are entertaining and beneficial. I invite you to move with the music and enjoy the messages shared by Neil. This CD will brighten your day and bring a smile to your face. "If you are a GIRL or a BOY, Jump'n'Jive with Neil just for JOY."


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This item Rated Appropriate for Ages 2 and Up

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What Parents Need to Know

About Waking Up Is Hard to Do

Parents need to know that Neil Sedaka's newest collection of songs for kids is pleasant and friendly. His five-year-old granddaughters are featured on background vocals, and grandparents who remember Sedaka's pop hits will find the music comfortably familiar.

Families Can Talk About

Families can talk about the title song. Some people pop awake early in the morning, while others find it hard to get out of bed. Which kind are you? Are you a "night person" or a "morning person?"