"The Singing Kettle Pirate Island"21 April 2008Family61 mins
Pirate songs ahoy! Scotland’s favourite children’s entertainers, the Singing Kettle have set sail on board the Good Ship Singalong for an exciting musical quest and there’re heading to Stirling. Plundering pirates have made off with the cargo of Treasure Kettles and taken them back to their hideout on Pirate Island.
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