Credits for Baby Beluga

Baby Beluga Bucky- drums Mike- bass Raffi- Guitar, lead vocals Ken- 2nd guitar Chris- trumpet Bruce P.- clarinets, alto, sax, baritone sax The Honolulu Heartbreakers –background vocals 2:39 Words & music by Raffi and D. Pike © 1980 HOMELAND PUBLISHING (SOCAN)

Biscuits in the Oven Bucky- drum Mike- bass Raffi- guitar, lead vocals Ken- electric guitar Other vocalists- The Kids 2.24 Words and music by Bill Russell © 1980 HOMEWARD PUBLISHING (SOCAN) and EGOS ANONYMOUS (SOCAN)

Oats and Beans and Barley Grit- concertina, button accordion, longneck mandolin Ken- bones Raffi- guitar, vocals Background vocals- The Kids 1.24 Traditional

Day O Bucky- drums Dennis- bass Dick- congas, percussion Raffi- guitar, vocals Background vocalists: Bucky, Dennis, Dick, Ken 2.58 Traditional

Thanks A Lot Raffi- guitar, bells, vocals Bruce C.- 2nd guitar Words & music by Raffi © 1980 HOMELAND PUBLISHING (SOCAN)

To Everyone in all the World Ken- 5 string banjo, bass, vocals Raffi- guitar, lead vocals 1:45 Traditional, French translation by Lisa Thompson

All I Really Need Bucky- drums Dennis- bass Dick- congas, percussion Raffi- guitar, lead vocals Ken- electric guitar, harmony vocals The Honolulu Heartbreakers –harmony vocals Background vocals –The Kids 3.44 Music by Raffi, words by Raffi, D. Pike, B. & B. Simpson © 1980 HOMELAND PUBLISHING (SOCAN)

Over in the meadow Pat- piano Ken- guitar, mother frog vocal Raffi- vocals 2:16 Music traditional, lyrics by Lee Hays & Doris Kaplan ©Copyright 1968 by SANGA MUSIC INC. All rights reserved. Used by permission

This Old Man Bucky- drums Mike- bass Raffi- guitar, lead vocals Ken- 2nd guitar, kazoo, ukulele Chris- (Clive) harmonica The Honolulu Heartbreakers- harmony vocals 2.22 Traditional, adapted by Raffi,D Pike, b. & B. Simpson © 1980 HOMLAND PUBLISHING (SOCAN)

Water Dance Grit- dulcimer, button accordion, pennywhistle, longneck mandolin Ken- mandolin Raffi- guitar (melody) Bruce C.- guitar 1.52 Traditional

Kumbaya Ken- accordion, organ, organ Raffi- guitar, vocals Other vocalists- The Kids, The Honolulu Heartbreakers 2:30 Traditional

Joshua Giraffe Pat- piano, vocals Dennis- bass Dick- drums, congas, percussion Raffi- lead vocal Ken- vocals Bruce P.- clarinet, alto sax (animal noises: Raffi, Ken and Bruce P. in a cameo role) 6:02 Words & music by Pat Godfrey and Dennis Pendrith, Adapted by Raffi © 1980 HOMEWARD PUBLISHING (SOCAN) AND APPARITION MUSIC

Morningtown Ride Bucky- drums Dennis- bass Ken- piano Dick- bongos, percussion Chris-harmonica Raffi- guitar, vocals 2:19 Words & music by Malvina Reynolds ©Copyright 1959 AMADEO MUSIC International copyright secured. Used by permission

Baby Beluga

The beluga Whale (Delphinapterus Leucas) is one of the Noisiest of all whales. Early British whalers called the “Sea Canaries” because of their never ending bird-like chatter.

Belugas are beautiful, graceful, intelligent animals, almost pure white in color, growing up to 16’ in length and weighing up to 1000 kilograms. They can live up to 35 years in their Home in the Arctic waters and the St. Lawrence River. Their Hearing is their best developed sense, and allows them to find food and communicate over many miles under water.

When Raffi saw a Beluga at the Vancouver Aquarium, it was love at first sight.

Musicians Bucky Berger, Bruce Cockburn, Mike Gardner, Pat Godfre, Grit Laskin, Dennis Pendrith, Bruce Pennycock, Raffi, Dick Smith, Chris Whiteley, Ken Whiteley

Principal Vocalists Raffi, Ken Whiteley, The Hnolulu Hartbreakers, The Kids (Christopher Thomson, Elizabeth Macay, Daniel Whiteley, Jenny Whiteley)

Bruce Cockburn appearse courtesy of True North record. Grit Laskin appears courtesy of Fogarty Cove Records.

Cover illustration by Ian Bell (adapted for CD).

Thanks to: ChristopherThomson, Elizabeth Macay, Daniel Whiteley, Jenny Whiteley, Lise Thomson, Pat Godfrey, Debi Pike, Bonnie Simpson And Bert Simpson. Special thanks to Ray Lord and the Vancouver Public Aquarium.

Recorded at Grant Avenue Studio, Hamilton, By Dan Lanois in April 1980. Mixed by Raffi, Ken Whiteley and Dan Lanois

Produced by Raffi, With Ken Whiteley

All songs arranged by Raffi and Ken Whiteley. OVER IN THE MEADOW for Grandma Warner.

Homeland Publishing is a division of Troubadour Records Ltd. 1075 Cambie Street, Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6B 5L7

Lyrics used by permission. All rights reserved. Reproduction Prohibited.