Artist	Song
Lullaby League	Welcome to Munchkinland
Richard & Linda Thompson	The End of the Rainbow
Eurythmics	Angel
Melissa Etheridge	A Truthful Lullaby
The Medieval Babes	Adult Lullaby
The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band	Electric Lullaby
Robin Williams	Swee'pea's Lullaby
Sinead O'Connor	A Lullaby for Cain
Slim Whitman	Swiss Lullaby
The Canadian Brass	Tuba Lullaby
Bing Crosby	An Irish Lullaby
The Pogues	Lullaby of London
Cilla Black	Liverpool Lullaby
Louis Armstrong and Danny Kaye	Lullaby in Ragtime
The Andrew Sisters	Lullaby of Broadway
The Woody Herman Orchestra	Lullaby of Birdland
Keb Mo	Lullaby Baby Blues
Chris Whitley	Scrapyard Lullaby
Neko Case and Her Boyfriends	Furnace Room Lullaby
Emmylou Harris	Hobo's Lullaby
E. Harris, A. Krauss and G. Welch	Didn't Leave Nobody but the Baby
The Dixie Chicks and James Taylor	Sweet Baby James
Tom Waits	Lullaby
Leonard Cohen	Hunter's Lullaby
Gentle Giant	An Inmate's Lullaby
They Might Be Giants	Lullaby to Nightmares
Hugh Montenegro	Lullaby from 'Rosemary's Baby'
PDQ Bach	Lullaby and Goodnight

Comment:

*** Not Intended for Children or the Unduly Sentimental ***
The original idea was to examine the genre of the Disturbing Lullaby.
Well, our research indicates that they're all pretty disturbing in one way or another. Either they're mawkishly sweet and disturbing or they're starkly realistic in a Grimm's Fairytales/Mother Goose sort of way and disturbing.

And why? A night spent with a colicky baby is not something for artists, agnostics or other triflers to be playing at. By morning, you will be seeing the world for what it truly is and will be singing that truth in strange, strange tongues.
Which doesn't mean it won't make for good listening, afterwards. But it won't be child's play by a long chalk.

Let those colicky babies grow up with hope and ideals -- play them some Springsteen or like that.

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