A Young Children's Concert with Raffi Trailer (1985)
"Here's Raffi with yet another first for children -- a concert video of singable songs!"01 June 1985Music, Family45 mins
After a million sales of his best-selling records, this internationally acclaimed children's entertainer is all yours in concert with an irresistible program -- songs for singing, clapping, and moving. Recorded in 1984 at the Bathurst Street Theatre in Toronto. Raffi performs solo with his guitar, kazoo, and an enchanted audience. 45 minutes of singalong fun for you and your loved ones. Singable Songs: - child tested, - for home and school, - great with a peanut-butter sandwich. Includes: Workin' On The Railroad, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Wheels On The Bus, Baby Beluga, Six Little Ducks, Shake My Sillies Out, and much more!
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