“The Elephant’s Child” is the first “Just so” story introduced in the Rabbit Ears Storybook Classics series. Jack Nicholson’s silky narration, along with Bobby McFerrin’s harmonic music makes “The Elephant’s Child” a worthwhile treat for the whole family to enjoy.

Jack Nicholson’s narration is extremely silk and sarcastic as he narrates an Elephant’s Child’s efforts to find out what the crocodile has for dinner. Jack Nicholson’s best vocal performance would have to be for the Elephant’s Child and the Bi-Colored-Python-Rock Snake. With the Elephant’s Child, Jack Nicholson uses a high pitched and childlike voice to reinforce the adolescence of the Elephant’s Child’s nature and with the Bi-Colored-Python-Rock-Snake, Jack Nicholson makes a snake sound each time he reaches a word that contains the s-syllable. Bobby McFerrin’s music is lovely as he makes harmonic sounds using his voice and his ability to create various sounds from his mouth to make music. Bobby McFerrin’s music creates a mesmerizing atmosphere to the story as his voice sounds like it is so far off the distance.

The Elephant’s Child” is a great piece of work from Rabbit Ears Productions and it surely has enough humor and action that will satisfy any child for many years to come.

Tracklist:
A The Elephant's Child 25:15
B1 Kolo, Kolo, Kolo 3:49
B2 The Elephant's Child Lullaby 2:48
B3 Snake! 2:52
B4 Fever Tress 1:09
B5 Frisking And Wisking 1:22
B6 The Crocodrile Song 1:11
B7 Just Playing Around 1:23
B8 New Nose Is Good News 1:03
B9 All His Dear Families 0:58

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