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John McLaughlin
Sleep Easy Baby
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Children's Music

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Intro-Good Night Bells
2. Land Of Dreams
3. Music Box
4. Rock A Bye Baby
5. Little Angels Waltz
6. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
7. Rock You To Sleep
8. If You Believe
9. Sleepy Serinade
10. Every Little Star
11. Sleep Easy Baby Girl
12. Twinkle Town Waltz
13. Sleep Easy Baby Boy
14. Milky Way
15. Man On The Moon
16. Forever
17. Starlight
18. Hush Little Child
19. Drift Away
20. Time To Count The Sheep
21. Outro- Good Night Bells

CD Details

All Artists: John McLaughlin
Title: Sleep Easy Baby
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Gold Imports
Release Date: 1/22/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Jazz, Pop, Children's Music
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 094638534129, 0094638534129, 009463853412

Synopsis

Album Description

Successful songwriter/producer John McLaughlin (Westlife, Boyzone etc) leaves London to bring up family in Glasgow and 'retires' from music industry. His youngest son won't sleep and his wife is at breaking point. John starts making up songs and singing to the baby... he sleeps! Friends of the family ask for copies of John singing his lullabies and it works with their babies too!

CD Reviews

Don't Be Fooled!

J. Rau | Istanbul Turkey | 12/17/2009

(1 out of 5 stars)

"This is neither the John McLaughlin of the fiery, transcendent Mahavishnu Orchestra fame or later fusion incarnations, NOR the bombastic TV talk show host known for roaring madly at guests and cutting people off (though he might make an amusing baby-calming CD). It is, in fact, a guy named John McLaughlin who is a producer of some sort and who must have recently become a father when he decided to make this CD. As a baby-calming CD, it's "OK," but there are much better ones available, and frankly this particular John McLaughlin has an annoying voice and can't seem to play the guitar to save his life. My two-month old son simply stuck out his tongue upon hearing this music---perhaps dissapointed (like his daddy) that he wasn't being transported by the otherworldly guitar playing of the much better known British John McLaughlin. Amazon should really listen to music they advertise, before making assumptions!"