
Laurie Berkner's Transportation Songs
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- Yoto Says: Drive; fly and sail along together with these wonderful songs all about the world of transport.
- With 10 award-winning albums, critics widely acknowledge Laurie’s major contribution to launching what is now dubbed the progressive “kindie rock” movement.
- Rock along with award-winning children’s music artist Laurie Berkner and her band.
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Rocketship Run.
Rock along with award-winning children’s music artist Laurie Berkner and her band.
Fast and Slow (The Rabbit and the Turtle).
Yoto Says: Drive; fly and sail along together with these wonderful songs all about the world of transport.
Tracks included: Rocketship Run The Airplane Song Fast and Slow (The Rabbit and the Turtle) Drive My Car Magic Box Trucks One More Stop on the Train Pillowland Blow a Kiss.
Drive My Car.
One More Stop on the Train.
In this album, you’ll blast off in a rocket ship, cruise in a car, chug along in a train and soar through the skies in a plane!
This collection includes songs about the traditional trucks, cars, planes and boats, but also covers flying boxes, rocketships, and animal travel!” Laurie Berkner has sold over 1.1 million albums since her start in 1992.
With 10 award-winning albums, critics widely acknowledge Laurie’s major contribution to launching what is now dubbed the progressive “kindie rock” movement.
Laurie says: “What is more evocative than vehicles that move and take us places?
Blow a Kiss.
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