Name: Baby's Bedtime
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Baby's Bedtime

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Album: Baby's Bedtime
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Dance Little Baby
2)	Stars
3)	Tree Shadows
4)	Night
5)	At Night
6)	Girls and Boys Come Out to Play
7)	My Bed Is a Boat
8)	Hush, Llittle Baby
9)	Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
10)	I See the Moon
11)	Rock a Bye Baby
12)	All the Pretty Horses
13)	How They Sleep
14)	Minnie and Winnie
15)	Chill, A
16)	Good Night
17)	Land of Nod, The
18)	Gaelic Lullaby
19)	Lullaby and Good Night
20)	Cradle Song
21)	White Seal's Lullaby, The
22)	Sleep, Baby, Sleep
23)	Sweet and Low
24)	Safe in Bed
25)	All Through the Night
26)	Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
27)	Day Is Done

Album: Baby's Bedtime
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Dance Little Baby
2)	Stars
3)	Tree Shadows
4)	Night
5)	At Night
6)	Girls and Boys Come Out to Play
7)	My Bed Is a Boat
8)	Hush, Llittle Baby
9)	Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
10)	I See the Moon
11)	Rock a Bye Baby
12)	All the Pretty Horses
13)	How They Sleep
14)	Minnie and Winnie
15)	Chill, A
16)	Good Night
17)	Land of Nod, The
18)	Gaelic Lullaby
19)	Lullaby and Good Night
20)	Cradle Song
21)	White Seal's Lullaby, The
22)	Sleep, Baby, Sleep
23)	Sweet and Low
24)	Safe in Bed
25)	All Through the Night
26)	Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
27)	Day Is Done

Performer Notes

Best-loved lullabies sung by Judy Collins, accompanied by a 12-piece orchestra.
BABY'S BEDTIME is part of the Stories To Remember Series.
Best-loved lullabies sung by Judy Collins, accompanied by a 12-piece orchestra. Includes a 12-page coloring book.
BABY'S BEDTIME is part of the Stories To Remember Series.
Composer: Ernest Troost.
Personnel: Judy Collins (vocals).
Audio Mixer: Alan Silverman.
Arranger: Ernest Troost.
With her pure, clear, untroubled voice, Judy Collins is an ideal singer of lullabies. This collection of songs composed and arranged by Ernest Troost includes both his originals and some familiar traditional material ("Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," "Rock A Bye Baby") , usually in brief performances, many of which last less than a minute. (There are 27 songs in 42-and-half minutes.) This is perhaps Collins' most folk-oriented recording since the '60s, as Troost alternates acoustic arrangements for folk instruments with some light classical charts. Collins is a soothing, ethereal presence throughout. Parents may wonder why "The Land of Nod," with its quick tempo and martial drums, comes 17 tracks in, just as they might have been hoping that a child would be nodding off. But children often experience a last burst of energy before finally settling down, and this song may accompany that last stand. Then, Collins reassures her listeners of the safety and comfort of approaching sleep, helping both parent and child relax and drift off. ~ William Ruhlmann