Songs from the Tree House
Songs from The Tree House is a 1995 album by Canadian singer and songwriter Martha Johnson. It was released through Muffin Music and was produced by Johnson and Mark Gane. Songs from The Tree House won a Juno Award for Best Children's Album in 1997.[1]
Songs From The Tree House | |
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Studio album by | |
Released | 1995 |
Recorded | 1991 - 1994, Web Studios |
Genre | Children's Music |
Length | 35 Minutes |
Label | Muffin Music |
Producer | Martha Johnson and Mark Gane |
Track listing
- Into The Tree House (Martha Johnson) (1:05)
- Everboy Needs A Home (Martha Johnson/Mark Gane) (1:47)
- My Little Sister (Martha Johnson) (1:43)
- When You Grow Up (Martha Johnson) (2:39)
- It Was An Accident (Martha Johnson) (1:33)
- Beautiful Trees (Martha Johnson) (2:10)
- The Golden Rule (Martha Johnson) (3:01)
- The Itsy Bitsy Spider (Traditional, arranged by (Martha Johnson/Mark Gane) (1:16)
- The Wind (Martha Johnson) (0:50)
- White Coral Bells (Traditional, arranged by (Martha Johnson) (0:58)
- My Best Friend (Martha Johnson) (1:51)
- Don't Give Me Those Beans (Martha Johnson) (2:27)
- I Made It Myself (Martha Johnson) (2:09)
- Are We There Yet (Martha Johnson) (1:08)
- Row Row Row Your Boat (Traditional, arranged by (Martha Johnson) (1:10)
- The Shang Yang (The Rainbird) (Martha Johnson) (2:06)
- Sailing Through The Night (Martha Johnson) (2:55)
- Shooting Stars (Martha Johnson) (2:17)
- Goodnight From The Tree House (Martha Johnson) (1:07)
Reception
AllMusic gave a favorable review for the album, commenting that it was "a wonderful children's album that neither children nor parents will tire of hearing."[2]
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References
- "Martha and the Muffins release first album in 18 years". Toronto: The Star. 4 February 2010. Retrieved 20 October 2013.
- Badgley, Aaron. "Songs from the Tree House (review)". AllMusic. Retrieved 20 October 2013.
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