Once Upon A Rhyme

1. The Three Bears Boogie

2. Chicky Licky And Her Fine Feathered Friends

3. Naughty Betsy!

4. The Gingerbread Man

5. The Little Red Hen, Still Cookin' After All These Years

6. Stone Soup

7. Little Red Riding Hood

8. The Three Little Piggies Rock Out!

Editorial Reviews

A music fan from Charlotte, NC
Cj has a fabulous way of turning the old favorites into new hip songs....a favorite in my classroom.

Product Description
A clever collection of "Toe Tappin' Traditional Tales" performed with a jazzy, funky twist. Each song is guaranteed to get kids up and dancing. Great for classroom use!

Once Upon A Rhyme

Once Upon A Rhyme,CJ

Average customer rating:

great album

Once Upon A Rhyme
CJ
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Move It!
FUNdamentals
Listen!
FARMdamentals
10 Carrot Diamond

ASIN: B000056H1U
Release Date: 2000-12-25

Tracks:

The Three Bears Boogie
Chicky Licky And Her Fine Feathered Friends
Naughty Betsy!
The Gingerbread Man
The Little Red Hen, Still Cookin' After All These Years
Stone Soup
Little Red Riding Hood
The Three Little Piggies Rock Out!

Album Description

A clever collection of "Toe Tappin' Traditional Tales" performed with a jazzy, funky twist. Each song is guaranteed to get kids up and dancing. Great for classroom use!

Customer Reviews:

great album.......2007-06-29

This is such a wonderful album. Very hip and excellent beats. My kids LOVE the 3 pigs rock out. Oh oh where's the wolf? refrain is a constant tune in my class. A student in my class who is most non verbal with a diagnosis of autism loves this song too. Thanks CJ.

Average customer rating:

Contains Coe's best ever song that you've never heard!
Not just another so-called "outlaw".

Castles in the Sand/Once Upon a Rhyme
David Allan Coe
Manufacturer: Collectables
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music

Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music

Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00002CEZU
Release Date: 1999-11-09

Tracks:

Cheap Thrills
Son Of A Rebel Song
Fool Inside Of Me
Castles In The Sand
Gotta Serve Somebody
The Ride
I Can't Let You Be A Memory
Missin' The Kid
Don't Be A Stranger
For Lovers Only (Part 1)
Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone)
Jody Like A Melody
Loneliness In Ruby's Eyes
Would You Be My Lady
Sweet Vibrations (Some Call It Love)
Another Pretty Country Song
Piece Of Wood And Steel
Fraulein
Shine It On
You Never Even Called Me By Name
Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile
She Used To Love Me A Lot

Customer Reviews:

Contains Coe's best ever song that you've never heard!.......2005-07-14

Buy this CD for the song "Piece of Wood & Steel", listen to it 3 times and you'll have your money's worth. Best song, well written, fabulous music and super singing. Rest of the CD, like all DAC music, is good, but this one song is beyond outstanding!

Not just another so-called "outlaw"........2002-02-01

David Allan Coe (DAC) sings/writes the kinda country music that blows the lid off of standard Nashville "hat-acts".Call his music country, or outlaw-country, or outlaw-country folk...it matters not. I enjoy all his music and Bear Family Records have done it right with their 2-fer on one CD releases.
In the past many "country" albums were only 30 minutes in length.This still holds true in some cases,as here. So putting 2 albums on 1 CD makes for a solid collection of tunes...and Bear Family has several DAC releases where they've paired up a good chunk of DAC's 70's and 80's output. This particular pairing is especially good. Both albums merge together without a hitch,and there's just the right amount of rowdy and mellow tunes. Nobody sings quite like Mr. Coe...and just when that tear falls into your beer ya better be sure your back is to the wall and your Colt-45 is within arms reach,loaded. His music has that kinda edge to it for me ...even in those honky-tonk styled "weepers" the craziness of Coe is just under the surface.