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Bob & Larry's Sunday Morning Songs
Participated by VeggieTales
Studio : Big Idea
by Big Idea
Release Date : 2002-07-02
Publisher : Big Idea
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0820413500726
UPC : 820413500726
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 18 reviews)
List Price : $6.98
Our Price : $4.25
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Had a couple of salad vegetables performed Sunday-school songs in our day the way they do here, we parents might have made it through the weekly churchgoing ritual without the regular reaming by our own moms and dads. Delivering the between-song dialogue and cartoon shenanigans that keep kids from drifting off are Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber, who whoop it up from the first track with wah-wah guitar effects, loopy lyrical improv, fellow VeggieTales guest vocalists, and a smattering of big-band swing. A kids' choir provides the starch that saves Sunday morning from becoming a beta-carotene bomb. While Bob twists his tongue around mouthfuls like "the mighty messiah that manifests miracles" in "Down in My Heart," for instance, the kids keep pace for at-home singers, who'll follow suit. Similarly, the child crooners carry on without so much as a snicker as Sgt. Larry barks out "Gimme 20!" in "This is My Commandment" and chimes in with a wacky "No way!" during the "Don't let Satan blow it out" verse of "This Little Light of Mine." The originals "God's Way," "Love Your Neighbor," and "I Believe God Can" capture hummable, child-size chunks of morality, complementing traditionals like "He's Got the Whole World" and "Jesus Loves the Little Children." And once Joshua fights the battle of Jericho and we've washed up in a river of peace, this record swings into section two--the split-track rerun (without the veggie character commentary). Cue it up at the crack of dawn as a pre-service snooze-prevention device--ironically, in Bob and Larry's vitamin-rich hands, church songs become less boring broccoli and more crunchy Cheetos. --Tammy La Gorce |
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Great Songs for Your Junior |
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This is definitely a must have for the kids. It teaches them some of the songs that churches don't sing anymore. I enjoyed listening to the Veggies' take on some of the traditional songs. In fact I've taken it and incorporated some of the runs in the music into our own church's Sunday morning music. Give it a try, you'll be glad you did. |
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My daughter really likes the veggie tales right now and we already have the Veggie Tales cd "On the Road". So, she was quite excited to receive for Easter a new veggie tales cd to listen to. And, my husband and I were quite excited to be able to hear a new set of songs while driving, since that's all she requests when we're in the car. I like the upbeat spin to some of these classic Sunday school songs. |
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Fun! Kids and adults love it! |
We use this for our Sunday School opening singing. It's a very fun way to sing all the Sunday School songs we grew up with and want to pass on to the next generations.
Perfect condition - great price. |
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Awesome tunes for all. |
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Some songs may be a bit "not so good" but all in all this is a great CD. Cute tunes, catchy - not just for the kids (I love them as much as they do). Most importantly, the message being heard is worthy. |
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Great cd for my toddler. |
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We love this cd. It is a little over 60 minutes long. It has lots of great "Sunday School" songs. I bought this for my 2 year old son and he loves it! Yay Bob & Larry!! |
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