Sunny day

Sunny day / Elizabeth Mitchell.

Elizabeth Mitchell's third collection of children's music relies heavily on Appalachian and international folk songs and lullabies with an emphasis on acoustic arrangements.

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Children of Agape Choir (Singer)
Other Authors:	Mitchell, Elizabeth, 1968- (Singer, Instrumentalist, arranger of music,), Littleton, Daniel (Singer, Instrumentalist), Littleton, Storey (Singer, Instrumentalist), Helm, Levon (Instrumentalist), Campbell, Larry, 1924-2011 (Instrumentalist), Zanes, Dan (Singer, Instrumentalist), Langford, Jon, 1957- (Singer), Wood, Chris (Musician) (Instrumentalist)
Language:	English Japanese
Published:	Washington, DC : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, [2010]
Subjects:	2001-2010 Folk songs, English > United States. Folk songs, Japanese > Japan. Popular music > 2001-2010. Lullabies. Children's songs. Songs. Folk songs, English. Folk songs, Japanese. Popular music. Japan. United States. sound recordings. Sound recordings. Folk songs. Enregistrements sonores. Chansons folkloriques.
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Description
Summary:	Elizabeth Mitchell's third collection of children's music relies heavily on Appalachian and international folk songs and lullabies with an emphasis on acoustic arrangements.
Item Description:	Traditional and popular songs and lullabies for children. Title from original disc label. Includes PDF of program notes by Amanda Blake Soule and Elizabeth Mitchell (27 pages : color illustrations).
Physical Description:	Streaming audio files
Playing Time:	00:43:40
Participant or Performer:	Elizabeth Mitchell, vocals, guitar, percussion, harmonica, drums, xylophone, glockenspiel ; with, variously: Daniel Littleton, vocals, banjo, ukulin, viola, guitar, harmonium, percussion, organ, melodica, mandolin, Irish harp ; Storey Littleton, vocals, harmonica ; Levon Helm, drums ; Larry Campbell, fiddle ; Dan Zanes, vocals, cuatro ; Jon Langford, vocals ; Chris Wood, bass ; Children of Agape Choir ; additional assisting musicians.
Language:	Sung in English (principally) and Japanese.
Source of Description, Etc. Note:	Description based on compact disc version record.