What pop, rock, or jazz songs can be used as bedtime lullabies for putting baby to sleep?
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You didn't say reggae, but I always found Bob Marley to have a good beat for rocking babies. Our daughter likes Buffalo Soldier.
I know it sounds corny but a little Kenny G might work.
Putumayo has a GREAT selection of all different styles of music. I enjoy it cleaning the house or just relaxing.With the selection they have you are sure to find something that will suit you and your child. They may even have a 'radio' channel you can preview the music on before you buy. It has folk, celtic, blues, reggae, african, brazilian...you name it
Percy Sledge we used to put my little brother to sleep with it, and I also used it with my son. My mom actually gave me a Percy cd at my baby shower!
When my child was unable to sleep, my husband discovered that watching a *Rick Wakeman* DVD was the perfect cure. It never failed that if she started crying at night, and nursing her wasn't going to make her happy, all he had to do was hold her and watch the DVD. After a while they would both be asleep.
Rick Wakeman is a keyboardist. I attribute my daughter's musical interest to her father & Rick Wakeman's early influence in her life.
Almost anything by Pat Metheny (Jazz Guitar), but especially:
A Map Of the World
and
One Quiet Night
I use it all the time
http://www.patmetheny.com/
Norah Jones is great. My son loved it when I played her CD, still does. We also have a James Taylor CD that he loves.
And oddly enough the boy likes AC/DC too. Not very soft and lullaby-ish.
Specific songs that he/we liked:
American Pie-Don McLean
Into the Mystic-Van Morrison
Sweet Home Alabama-Lynrd Skynrd
At Last-Etta James
Beautiful Boy-John Lennon
Tiny Dancer-Elton John
Try some classical music.
Mozart
Beethoven etc...
It may even calm you!
No harm trying it!
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