Top of the Tots

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Download links and information about Top of the Tots by The Wiggles. This album was released in 2003 and it belongs to Rock, Kids genres. It contains 36 tracks with total duration of 38:36 minutes.



Artist:	The Wiggles
Release date:	2003
Genre:	Rock, Kids
Tracks:	36
Duration:	38:36

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	Introduction to Bow Wow Wow	0:24
2.	Bow Wow Wow	1:23
3.	Introduction to Central Park New York	0:24
4.	Central Park New York	1:30
5.	Introduction to Cowboys and Cowgirls	0:15
6.	Cowboys and Cowgirls	1:50
7.	Introduction to Fly Through the Sky	0:17
8.	Fly Through the Sky	2:05
9.	Introduction to I Wave My Arms and Swing My Baton	0:32
10.	I Wave My Arms and Swing My Baton	1:40
11.	Introduction to New York Firefighter	0:17
12.	New York Firefighter	1:35
13.	Introduction to Picking Flowers	0:15
14.	Picking Flowers	2:29
15.	Introduction to Say Aah at the Doctors	0:17
16.	Say Aah at the Doctors	1:36
17.	Introduction to Feeling Chirpy	0:09
18.	Feeling Chirpy	1:54
19.	Introduction to Lettuce Sing (Fresh Fruit and Vegies)	0:32
20.	Lettuce Sing (Fresh Fruit and Vegies)	2:00
21.	Introduction to Let's Go Swimming	0:05
22.	Let's Go Swimming	1:56
23.	Introduction to The Bricklayers Song	0:17
24.	The Bricklayers Song	1:58
25.	Introduction to Tick Tock (All Night Long)	0:11
26.	Tick Tock (All Night Long)	1:39
27.	Introduction to Can You Dig It?	0:11
28.	Can You Dig It?	2:05
29.	Introduction to Knead Some Dough	0:12
30.	Knead Some Dough	2:22
31.	Introduction to Open Wide Look Inside At the Dentist	0:07
32.	Open Wide Look Inside At the Dentist	1:16
33.	Introduction to Hey There Partner	0:12
34.	Hey There Partner	1:48
35.	Introduction to Walking on the Moon	0:33
36.	Walking on the Moon	2:20

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It's another lighthearted collection of well-made children's music from the Wiggles. The Australian combo is quite skilled at writing songs simplistic enough for kids to follow, but with enough depth that they don't dull the brains of adults. Top of the Tots features the usual spoken song introductions, and Murray Cook, Jeff Fatt, Anthony Field, and Greg Page are in a rambunctious mood, calling to each other midsong. Musically, Tots is a rousing set of breezy piano-led, harmony-drenched pop/rock. "Central Park New York" has a sort of South Pacific lilt, and contains the classic line "G'day squirrels!"; "Fly Through the Sky" and "Feeling Chirpy" channel the bold bubblegum of Ohio Express or Starland Vocal Band; and "New York Firefighter" could be indie darlings the Lucksmiths. This is what makes the Wiggles and Top of the Tots so enjoyable. Sure, the songs are goofy ("We love to work all day/Laying bricks the brickie way," from "The Bricklayers Song"). But the songwriting is strong, varied, and relatively adventurous for children's music. Other topics covered on Top of the Tots include gardening, cowboys, going to the doctor, kneading dough, and walking on the moon; a full lyric sheet is included.