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Peter Combe Live at Jive
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Live album by
Released 2008
Venue Jive, Adelaide, April 2008
Genre Children's music
Label Peter Combe Music
Producer Peter Combe
Peter Combe chronology
Classic Fairy Tales Volume 3
(2006)
Peter Combe Live at Jive
(2008)
Moovy Groovy Songs
(2009)

Live at Jive is a special live music album by the famous Australian children's musician, Peter Combe. It was released in 2008. A "live album" means the songs were recorded during a real concert, not in a studio.

Peter Combe was very happy that many young adults, who grew up listening to his music, were now coming to his shows and singing along. This album is extra special because Peter's son, Tom Combe, and his daughter, Emily Combe, both play music on it. Phil Cunneen, who has played with Peter for a long time, is also featured.

Songs on the Album

This album features many popular songs that Peter Combe performed live. Here is the full list of tracks:

  • "Big Yellow Ball"
  • "Syntax Error"
  • "Jack & the Beanstalk"
  • "Saturday Night"
  • "Baghdad"
  • "Spangle Road"
  • "Down in the Bathroom"
  • "Hadrian's Wall"
  • "Exterminate"
  • "Lullaby (for Thom)"
  • "Tadpole Blues"
  • "Jeffrey Hill"
  • "Chops & Sausages"
  • "Chopsticks"
  • "Rock & Roll is All You Need"
  • "The Walking Song"
  • "Rain"
  • "Nutrition Blues"
  • "Toffee Apple"
  • "Newspaper Mama"
  • "Spaghetti Bolognaise"
  • "Mr Clicketty Cane"
  • "Tell Me the Ti-i-ime Please"
  • "Juicy Juicy Green Grass"
  • It's interesting to note that the song "Lullaby (for Thom)" has a slightly different spelling for "Thom" compared to its first release on the album Toffee Apple.
  • All the songs on this album were created, arranged, and produced by Peter Combe himself.

Who Played on the Album?

Many talented musicians helped bring the Live at Jive album to life. Here are the main performers:

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