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Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies for the Film Curious George
Folk · 2006 · 14 tracks

Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies for the Film Curious George

Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson's soundtrack for "Curious George" is a collection of serene, acoustic folk-pop lullabies and sing-alongs, featuring collaborations with friends like Ben Harper. It's a warm, gentle album

February 6, 2006 · Brushfire Records

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Imagine the feeling of a warm, sun-drenched morning spent by the ocean, infused with the innocent wonder of childhood. This album is Jack Johnson at his most gentle and inviting, crafting a collection of acoustic folk-pop tunes that feel like a soft hug. With playful rhythms, soothing vocals, and guest appearances from friends, it's a soundtrack that transcends its film origin, offering a universally appealing blend of serenity and lighthearted joy. It's the perfect companion for quiet contemplation, family sing-alongs, or simply unwinding into a state of blissful calm. Own it for its unpretentious charm, its consistent warmth, and its ability to transport you to a simpler, happier place.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Upside Down
3:28
02
Broken
3:55
03
People Watching
3:19
04
Wrong Turn
2:53
05
Talk of the Town
3:22
06
Jungle Gym
2:24
07
We’re Going to Be Friends
2:18
08
The Sharing Song
2:45
09
The 3 R’s
2:55
10
Lullaby
2:48
11
With My Own Two Hands
2:59
12
Questions
4:10
13
Supposed to Be
2:54
14
The 3 R’s (Money Mark remash)
2:26
Moments Worth Listening For
The seamless vocal interplay between Jack Johnson and Ben Harper on their collaborative track, creating a particularly warm and layered harmony.
A specific acoustic guitar riff that recurs across several tracks, acting as a melodic motif for Curious George's adventurous spirit.
The subtle, playful percussion breaks that mimic the mischievous energy of a monkey, adding a lighthearted rhythm to an otherwise mellow song.
The moment a simple, heartfelt piano melody emerges, providing a moment of tender reflection amidst the album's generally upbeat acoustic folk.
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Studio Polished+4.0σ

The production is built around studio polished than this artist usually allows.

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