Goodness knows why, but I suddenly had this on the brain the other day, when visiting dd and family. Found the Children’s Favourites (1956 Mandy Miller) version on good old YouTube - Gdcs thoroughly enjoyed it - I had them merrily singing along in the bath!
Does anyone remember a little mouse with clogs on .where ,there on the stair right there It was one of the songs we always sang with dad when going out in the car .
Was it Frank Ifield and the mouse with clogs who did a dance in old Amsterdam?
Was it Frank Ifield and the mouse with clogs who did a dance in old Amsterdam?
I used to sing"All the nice girls love a sailor", because my dad had been in the Navy. I realise now far too old a song for a little girl. Also one by Anne Shelton? "Sailor stop your roaming". He certainly had I was born in 1950 he came home in 1946.
Does anyone remember a little mouse with clogs on .where ,there on the stair right there It was one of the songs we always sang with dad when going out in the car .
Was it Frank Ifield and the mouse with clogs who did a dance in old Amsterdam?
Does anyone remember a little mouse with clogs on .where ,there on the stair right there It was one of the songs we always sang with dad when going out in the car .
Found the original on YouTube - hope the link works!
My absolute favourite as a child was ‘Nymphs and Shepherd’ sung by some girls choir. Can’t remember the name. And I hated ‘Sparky’s Magic Piano’, Gave me the willies !
Does anyone remember a little mouse with clogs on .where ,there on the stair right there It was one of the songs we always sang with dad when going out in the car .
Found the original on YouTube - hope the link works!
I had these on a tape for my children in the 1980s. The Singing Sheep Chick Chick Chicken (Lay a Little Egg For Me) Kenny the Kangaroo Muskahound Song The Frog Chorus Superduck
Then there were some Muppet songs: Being Green Halfway Down the Stairs Mah na mah na
Does anyone remember a little mouse with clogs on .where ,there on the stair right there It was one of the songs we always sang with dad when going out in the car .
I remember all these songs, mainly from Childrens' Favourites and I, too, was taught to do CPR to 'Nellie the Elephant'.
Does anyone else remember the Toy Dolls' version of 'Nellie the Elephant' ? My DS was a fan and I later did a Japanese course with one of the Toy Dolls (they were popular in Japan, I believe) and managed to get DS a signed photo od the n=band members.
"There's a little yellow idol to the west of Katmandu" (it might be east) that's how it starts "You're a better man than I am Gungadin" Think that's how it ends- Kipling. Love Nellie the Elephant.
My GCs for some reason love "Any Old Iron"
"When father papered the parlour" And (but I change the words a bit) "Ye cannae shove yer granny off a bus" Second verse should be "Ye can shove yer other granny off a bus" -reason "cos she's yer daddy's mummy" (and that's me!!!)
Yes, JackyB, it’s in what used to be called Burma. IIRC there’s an old song called ‘The Road to Mandalay’.
Ken Dodd used to sing "On the road to Mandalay", all dressed up in army tropical uniform with one of those women's false legs out of shop windows hanging down his back. It's in Myanmar. I think there might even be a Kipling poem about it. I always thought it sounded so romantic until when older I realised my uncle's brother is buried there in a WW2 war grave