Come On And Zoom is a 1974 album released by A&M Records. While not credited by artist, the core of this album comes from Boston musician and songwriter Newton Wayland, who put together most of these songs with the 1974 cast of the American children's television show Zoom. It does cater to kids but they're done in a way that the songs can appeal to adults too, and it also includes a cover of Mac Davis' "I Believe In Music." All but one song is sung in English, the other is sung in Ubbi-Dubbi.

Disney's Dream Pop: Tribute to Tokyo Disney Resort 25th Anniversary is a Japan-only compilation featuring Japanese artists, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Disney Resprt in Tokyo Japan. It's a way to hear your favorite Disney songs done by different singers from a land that may not be your own. This was released by Walt Disney Records Japan.

Baby mine is a wonderful collection of lullabies from your favourite childhood films. Performed by Irish soprano, and rising star, Máire Flavin, together with the phenomenal RTE National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Oliver Gooch, this disc combines playful numbers with luscious cradle songs to gently send you off to sleep.

Chalk Zone was an animated series that aired on the United States cable network Nickelodeon and mixed education, fun, and music. The show was done for four years. While the CD does not have an artist name, you can say this is by Rudy & The Chalk Zone Gang. Ten songs heard throughout the series were on this compact disc.

The score to the 1999 telefilm Alice in Wonderland was composed by Richard Hartley and features the original songs performed by the all-star cast, which includes Whoopi Goldberg, Martin Short, George Wendt, Gene Wilder, Peter Ustinov, Ben Kingsley and Christopher Lloyd. A nice souvenir for fans of this production.

The Muppets have sung with so many people over the years, from Elton John to Tony Bennett, yet it has always seemed like their performances with John Denver were somehow the perfect match. Christmas Together is a delightful–what else?–sing-along collection of Christmas favorites as performed by Denver and the Muppets ensemble. While the usual suspects have more than their say here–Kermit, Miss Piggy–the standout piece is "Twelve Days of Christmas." What could be better than a Muppet a day? Denver leads the critters through a tender "Silent Night," which comes couched in a medley that closes with a rousing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas." "Deck the Halls" is equally raucous–about as raucous as Muppets can get. Listen for the subtle lyric adaptations and the witty exchanges between Denver and his minstrels. Definitely not just for kids.

Ernie's Hits is a 1974 compilation album by Bert's good buddy, Ernie, who performs songs with his guest of friends on Sesame Street. This was released by the Children's Television Workshop through the courtesy of Pickwick Records.

2016 holiday release. A Pony Kind of Christmas features all of the seasonal classic and original carols from the original version, as well as five brand-new tracks from A Hearth's Warming Tail, the 2016 holiday episode of Discovery Family's popular My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic animated television series.

Das Kinderbuch Mein Freund Button wird auch musikalisch begleitet: Ross Antony hat ein Album mit 12 neuen Kinderliedern eingesungen, die nicht nur das jüngere Publikum begeistern und Kinder mitreißen werden. Ob mit dem Titelsong "Freunde machen dich stark" oder dem beschwingten "Bei uns im Land der Kuscheltiere" - Ross lädt zum Tanzen, zum Mitmachen (u.a. "Das sportliche Känguru") aber auch zum Träumen (u.a. "Wunder dieser Welt") ein.

AM Gold: Teen Idols Of The '70s is a 1999 compilation CD released by Time-Life Music as part of their AM Gold series. It features music by Michael Jackson, David Soul, Bay City Rollers, Andy Gibb and other musical hearthrobs of the decade that gave us disco, punk rock and S.W.A.T.

Baby's Holiday Symphony is the 2008 album by Disney Baby Einstein. It is a Christmas disc made specifically for babies/infants, almost used as lullaby music. Baby Einsten is a line of multimedia products and toys made for kids aged 1 month to 11 years old, made by a division of Disney. The music is meant to be key to "Where Discovery Begins", or a child's first music but is for children of all ages.

Douces nuit: Berceuses de Noël is a 2008 CD released by Fisher-Price. Arranged by Daniel May & Carolyn Perteete, this is entirely in French. It is a French edition of Silent Night: Christmas Vocal Lullabies.

After our previous success in previous years, NOW Disney is back with additional tracks and brand new artwork! 3CDs of all the Disney film classics including 'When You Wish Upon a Star' (Pinocchio), 'Circle of Life' (The Lion King), ‘The Bare Necessities (The Jungle Book) Colours of the Wind’ (Pocahontas), ‘That’s How You Know’ (Enchanted), ‘Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’ (Mary Poppins) and Let It Go’ taken from the box-office smash film Frozen! In addition to this, it will also feature all new tracks from Moana, Beauty and the Beast and Descendants! NOW Disney also includes a bonus disc of Christmas songs and carols from Mickey Mouse and friends. A truly magical Disney collection for all the family to enjoy!

K3 is a Belgian-Dutch girl group with a Dutch repertoire, whose current line-up is composed of Hanne Verbruggen, Marthe De Pillecyn and Klaasje Meijer, mainly aimed at pre-adolescent children. The name of the group is derived from first letters of the three original members' first names: Karen Damen, Kristel Verbeke and Kathleen Aerts. Kathleen Aerts left the group in 2009. Josje Huisman was chosen as K3's new member on October 3, 2009. Their music is produced by production company Studio 100 and is written by Miguel Wiels, Alain Vande Putte and Peter Gillis. K3 was founded by Niels William.

Grover Sings the Blues is the 1974 album by Grover Monster, who is better known under his first name, Grover. This is his debut album after spending four years on the PBS children's TV show Sesame Street, where he continues to live to this day. This was released by the Children's Television Workshop and is brought to you by the letters G and M and by the number 1.