Cradle Rock Review

Have you heard of “Cradle Rock” (http://www.cradlerockstore.com)?   It is a series of lullaby CDs that feature  Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” greatest hits from Johnny Cash and Kenny Chesney. Soothing sounds from instruments such as the vibraphone, glockenspiel and mellotron are used to create lullabies based on famous, iconic artists and albums in the country, “The ‘Cradle Rock’ lullabies are unlike any other in the marketplace today.

Additional Cradle Rock albums in development include U2’s “The Joshua Sleep Tree,” Black Eyed Peas’ “Sleep-pea Hits” as well as lullaby albums inspired by Nickelback, Carrie Underwood and The Eagles to name a few.

I recently received all three Cradle Rock CDs for my kids to review.   They LOVE them.  My son loves the artwork on the covers.  He calls them his monkey music.  While I am not sure what the animal is supposed to be a mouse or a monkey, regardless he loves them.  I love that my children get to enjoy the same music their parents listen too, but is a softer, gentler format.  If you are looking for some lullabies for your little ones to "Rock" out to, I highly suggest Cradle Rock.   I am very much looking forward to their new CDs that will be released soon!

The Michael Jackson CD is called "Thrillaby" and includes

Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’

Baby Be Mine
The Girl Is Mine

Thriller

Beat It

Billie Jean

Human Nature

P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)

The Lady In My Life

 

 The Johnny Cash CD is called "I Crawl The Line" and includes

Cry Cry Cry

Folsom Prison Blues

I Walk The Line

Ring of Fire

Jackson

Boy Named Sue

Rusty Cage

Man Comes Around

I’ve Been Everywhere

Hurt

 

The Kenny Chesney CD is called "No Shoes, No Diaper...Might Be A Problem" (love the name)

it includes

 

Out Last Night

Living in Fast Forward

Young

Summertime

Beer in Mexico

There Goes My Life

When The Sun Goes Down

No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems

The Good Stuff

Never Wanted Nothing More

 

All Cradle Rock CDs can be purchased here  or Check them out on Facebook

Disclaimer:  I  received  2 Cradle Rock CDs to facilitate this review.   All opinions are my own.  I was not compensated in any other way.  For my full disclosure policy please click here