The Wonder Kids Choir
Script error: No such module "AfC submission catcheck". The Wonder Kids Choir is a popular American children's music singing group from Nashville, Tennessee, founded in 1996. In 1997 they recorded each of their many American Folk songs, learning songs, Worldwide folk songs, nursery rhymes, popular songs and bible songs, which released in June 23, 1998, and their Christmas songs which released in December 10, 1998. The original members from 1996 were Ella Smith, Cody Phillips, Natalie Bennett, and Eric Hill. And in the 2010s, the members were Malachi O'Farrell, Steven Crawford, Ashley Bertucci, and Jeanette Roswell.[1]
Discography[edit]
Albums[edit]
- Kids Sing Hymns & Praise Songs (1998)
- Kindergarten Sing & Learn (1998)
- Toddlers Sing & Learn (1998)
- Silly Songs (1998)
- Children's Sing-A-Long Favorites (1999)
- Rockin' Rappin' Gospel (1999)
- Toddler Bible Songs (1999)
- Kindergarten Bible Songs (1999)
- Elementary Bible Blast (1999)
- Kids Christmas Sing-A-Longs (1999)
- Sunday Sing-A-Long (1999)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: 101 Favorite Sing-A-Longs (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: Favorite Sing-A-Longs, Vol. 1 (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: Favorite Sing-A-Longs, Vol. 2 (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: Favorite Sing-A-Longs, Vol. 3 (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: 101 Super Sunday Songs (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: 101 Super Sunday Songs, Vol. 1 (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: 101 Super Sunday Songs, Vol. 2 (2000)
- The Ultimate Kids Song Collection: 101 Super Sunday Songs, Vol. 3 (2000)
- More Christmas Sing-A-Longs (2000)
- Campfire Favorites (2000)
- Really Silly Songs! (2000)
- The Best of the Best Toddler Tunes (2002)
- The Best of the Best Preschool Play Songs (2002)
- The Best of the Kindergarten Classics (2002)
- The First Grade: Greatest Hits (2002)
- The Second Grade: Greatest Hits (2002)
- The Gang's All Singing: Silly Songs (2002)
- Lullabies for My Little One (2002)
- Super Sunday Song Collection (2002)
- Travelin' Songs (2002)
- Lullabies for Little Angels (2002)
- The Top 100 Awesome Kids Songs of All Time! (2003)
- Kids Hymnal (2007)
- Kids Sing Christmas (2009)
- Word Jamz: Who We Are! (2009)
- 100 Kindergarten Learning Songs
- 100 Toddler Learning Songs
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