reggae rubber duck

The family was in the car this weekend. We were listening to some Sesame
Street music. We do not have the liner notes. This was splish splash
bathtime fun or some such. There is a reggae rubber duck song. I *think*
this is a take off on an existing reggae tune, but I cannot think what the
title or auther would be. Anyone?

Stephanie Stowe wrote:
The family was in the car this weekend. We were listening to some
Sesame
Street music. We do not have the liner notes. This was splish splash
bathtime fun or some such. There is a reggae rubber duck song. I
*think*
this is a take off on an existing reggae tune, but I cannot think
what the
title or auther would be. Anyone?

The song is 'Do De Rubber Duck', words by Christopher Cerf and Norman
Stiles,
music by Christopher Cerf. I'm not that familiar with most reggae so I
can't help with the takeoff part, but BOY am I familiar with this song.
It's actually one of my favorites, which is good. :-)

Beth (do de duck, rubber duck, duck, rubber duck)

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Stephanie Stowe wrote:
The family was in the car this weekend. We were listening to some
Sesame
Street music. We do not have the liner notes. This was splish splash
bathtime fun or some such. There is a reggae rubber duck song. I
*think*
this is a take off on an existing reggae tune, but I cannot think
what the
title or auther would be. Anyone?

The song is 'Do De Rubber Duck', words by Christopher Cerf and Norman
Stiles,
music by Christopher Cerf. I'm not that familiar with most reggae so I
can't help with the takeoff part, but BOY am I familiar with this song.
It's actually one of my favorites, which is good. :-)

Beth (do de duck, rubber duck, duck, rubber duck)


It has been stuck in my head for DAYS. Ok, Ok HOURS. I like Raffi better,
but I am happy to Do De Rubber Duck any old time too.

On 28 Feb 2005 11:24:52 -0800, wrote:

music by Christopher Cerf.

If the music is credited to Christopher Cerf, my take would be
that while the music may be similar to other reggae songs, the
music is probably original and not a take-off.


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Dorothy

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On 28 Feb 2005 11:24:52 -0800, wrote:

music by Christopher Cerf.

If the music is credited to Christopher Cerf, my take would be
that while the music may be similar to other reggae songs, the
music is probably original and not a take-off.



That is also what I gathered. Thanks to you both.

--
Dorothy

There is no sound, no cry in all the world
that can be heard unless someone listens ..

The Outer Limits