Rock Me Baby Records continues to prove its dedication to children with its third album, Classic Nursery Rhymes. 2–6 year olds will sing, clap, and dance along to the 37 tracks on this album. Singable, upbeat, rhythmic, harmonious, sometimes silly, always beautiful, Susie Tallman and friends show us all that we love about nursery rhymes.

Parents will enjoy hearing favorites such as Itsy Bitsy Spider and Baa Baa Black Sheep. Children will delight in four year-old Maudie Farnan's rendition of I'm a Little Teapot, a rap version of Hickory Dickory Dock, and Tallman's lyrical singing on Lavender's Blue. Using diverse voices, instruments, and arrangements, each song is comfortably familiar yet surprisingly unique.

"My 4-year-old listens to this fun CD every afternoon," says Kate Everett Thorp, a San Francisco mother and chairman of an Interactive PR agency. "It's fun for me too! We listen and laugh and sing the songs together."

"I'm thrilled about the international and original tone of Classic Nursery Rhymes," said Tallman. "Our enthusiasm about this third album comes through on every track, and this excitement, along with the quality of voices, provides a wonderful, musical way for parents to teach their children these poems and songs."

Song List:
1. Six Little Ducks
2. Sing a Song of Sixpence
3. Peter Piper
4. Hickory Dickory Dock
5. I'm A Little Teapot
6. Little Miss Muffett
7. Itsy Bitsy Spider
8. Georgie Porgie
9. Ten Monkeys in the Bed
10. Rub-A-Dub-Dub
11. Skidamarink
12. Three Little Kittens
13. Over In The Meadow
14. Humpty Dumpty
15. This Old Man
16. There Was A Crooked Man
17. Mary Had A Little Lamb
18. Betty Botter
19. Diddle Diddle Dumpling  20. Hey Diddle Diddle
21. Three Blind Mice
22. Old King Cole
23. Mary, Mary
24. Pat-A-Cake
25. Jack and Jill
26. Frere Jacques
27. Dr. Foster
28. It's Raining, It's Pouring/Rain Rain Go Away
29. Little Bo Peep
30. Going to St. Ives
31. Little Nut Tree
32. Mulberry Bush
33. Baa Baa Black Sheep
34. There Was An Old Woman
35. The Owl and The Pussycat
36. Lavender's Blue
37. Wynkyn, Blynkyn and Nod