| Mike Auldridge | Dobro, Bass (Vocal), Steel Guitar, Vocals, Vibes |
| Jerry Douglas | Dobro, Guitar, Track Performer |
| Peter Rowan | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| The Seldom Scene | Track Performer |
| John Starling | Guitar, Vocals |
| Michael Doucet | Fiddle, Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Chris Hillman | Mandolin, Vocals, Track Performer |
| The Red Clay Ramblers | Track Performer |
| Doc Watson | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Leon Redbone | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Jo Stafford | Track Performer |
| Jonathan Edwards | Guitar, Vocals |
| Jesse Winchester | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Ken Peplowski | Clarinet |
| Phil Rosenthal | Guitar |
| Byron Berline | Fiddle |
| Bill Bryson | Bass |
| Clay Buckner | Harmonica, Mandolin, Vocals, Vocal Harmony |
| T. Michael Coleman | Bass |
| John Duffy | Mandolin, Tenor (Vocal) |
| Stuart Duncan | Fiddle, Mandolin |
| Ben Eldridge | Guitar |
| Chris Frank | Guitar |
| Tom Gray | Bass |
| Jamie Hartford | Mandolin |
| Jack Herrick | Bass |
| Robbie Magruder | Drums |
| Mollie O'Brien | Vocals, Track Performer |
| Tim O'Brien | Bouzouki, Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Alan O'Bryant | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Larry Park | Acoustic Guitar, Guitar |
| Herb Pedersen | Banjo, Dobro, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals, Vocal Harmony |
| Mitchell Reed | Bass |
| Mark Schatz | Bass |
| Bland Simpson | Piano |
| Terry Smith | Bass |
| Tommy Thompson | Vocals |
| Townes Van Zandt | Guitar, Vocals, Track Performer |
| Bil VornDick | Overdubs |
| Frank Vignola | Guitar |
| Ken White | Guitar |
| John Duffey | Mandolin, Vocals, Tenor (Vocal) |
| Jeff Slaisbury | Percussion |
| Jack Lawrence | Guitar |
| Jerry Douglas | Producer, Engineer |
| Peter Rowan | Producer |
| Leon Redbone | Producer |
| Jonathan Edwards | Engineer |
| Jesse Winchester | Producer |
| Richard Adler | Engineer |
| Richard Alder | Engineer |
| Clay Buckner | Producer |
| Niles Clement | Engineer |
| Kevin Clock | Engineer |
| T. Michael Coleman | Producer |
| Doug Epstein | Engineer |
| Mark Greenberg | Producer |
| Beryl Handler | Producer |
| Rex Hebert | Producer |
| Rex Herbert | Producer |
| Jack Herrick | Producer, Engineer |
| Mike LaChance | Engineer |
| Scott MacPherson | Engineer |
| Bill McElroy | Engineer |
| Tim O'Brien | Producer |
| Alan O'Bryant | Producer |
| Herb Pedersen | Producer |
| Barry Poss | Producer |
| David Rachou | Engineer |
| Jeff Salisbury | Sound Effects |
| Gordon Suffield | Engineer |
| Townes Van Zandt | Producer |
| Bil VornDick | Producer, Engineer |
| Bill Wolf | Engineer |
| Mard Greenberg | Producer |
| Jeff Slaisbury | Contributor |
| Bil VomDick | Engineer |
| Chas Eller | Engineer |
| Mary L. Rodgers | Composer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
...and we still listen to it every night before bed ( she is almost 5). LOVE this CD. So relaxing for us all, by far one of our best purchases!!! This CD has become a special part of our nighttime routine.
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Posted October 1, 2010
This is a very sweet album, my son goes to sleep to it every night. I absolutely love it.
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Posted October 1, 2010
The songs are varied in style and the performances are simple and true, just what you want in a lullaby, without glitzy overproduction. Unlike so much children's music, will not insult your ears or your child's. My husband prefers this to almost all my son's music.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Rick Anderson
This is a thoroughly charming, and occasionally heartbreaking, collection of children''s bedtime songs performed from a father''s perspective by an all-star cast of bluegrass and modern folk artists. There are one or two predictable standards, like James Taylor''s "Sweet Baby James" (performed gently by the Seldome Scene) and Leon Redbone''s rendition of the old Irving Berlin song "Russian Lullaby," but most of these are original tunes written for the children of those who perform them. In most cases this means remarkably sweet and personal songs like Alan O''Bryant''s "My Little One" and Townes Van Zandt''s "Hey Willy Boy." But in at least one case the effect is more ...