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- Lullaby
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Jewel
Released 2009

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04:16
9,588 plays

Somewhere Over The Rainbow
04:26
5,392 plays

Raven
04:08
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- 1
- Raven
- 04:08
- 5,078 plays

- 2
- All The Animals
- 02:46
- 4,109 plays

- 3
- Sweet Dreams
- 04:16
- 9,588 plays

- 4
- Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star
- 03:05
- 4,274 plays

- 5
- Circle Song
- 03:47
- 3,507 plays

- 6
- The Cowboy's Lament
- 04:00
- 3,467 plays

- 7
- Daydream Land
- 03:11
- 3,475 plays

- 8
- Sov Gott (Sleep Well)
- 04:44
- 3,259 plays

- 9
- Dreamer
- 04:23
- 3,444 plays

- 10
- Forever And A Day (Always)
- 03:16
- 4,113 plays

- 11
- Gloria
- 06:09
- 3,222 plays

- 12
- Somewhere Over The Rainbow
- 04:26
- 5,392 plays

- 13
- Angel Standing By
- 02:47
- 4,146 plays

- 14
- Simple Gifts
- 02:48
- 3,081 plays

- 15
- Brahm's Lullaby
- 04:48
- 4,121 plays

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album review

Clearly intended to appear at the end of Jewel's run on Dancing with the Stars -- a run that was pre-empted due to injury -- Lullaby finds her delivering her first children's album, appropriately appearing on Fisher Price Records. That label and title, along with versions of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," and "Brahms Lullaby," are the strongest indication that Lullaby is intended for little ones; if it was taken as pure sound, it's almost indistinguishable from Jewel's earliest albums, particularly her crawling, portentous sophomore effort, Spirit. To her credit, Jewel never panders to kids, never creates something sickly sweet or cutesy, she merely delivers a collection of lullabies intended to relax and soothe. She succeeds so well in that regard that none of the individual songs stand out, they all blend together in a sweet, sometimes haughty sigh, something that will ease plenty of children into slumber. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide