What makes Remember You're A Womble by The Wombles notable?

The album features the hit title track that became synonymous with The Wombles brand and helped maintain their presence in popular culture throughout the 1970s. It was well-received, charting in the UK and contributing to the children's music genre's rise during that era. Additionally, the unique combination of environmental themes and fun narratives resonated with families. Released in 1974, 'Remember You're A Womble' was The Wombles' second album, following their debut 'Wombling Songs.' At this point, the characters had already gained significant popularity in the UK, having become beloved icons through television and children's literature. This album further solidified their status as cultural figures for young audiences.

How many songs are on Remember You're A Womble?

Remember You're A Womble has 11 tracks, running approximately 34 minutes.

Remember You're A Womble

The Wombles · 1974

34 min · 11 tracks

Cheerful melodies intertwine with whimsical storytelling, creating a playful sonic landscape that celebrates imagination and childhood joy.

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Top tracks — play these first

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The Wombling Song (Full version) — As the central anthem for The Wombles, this track encapsulates the essence of their whimsical adventures and serves as a rallying cry for fans of all ages.
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Wimbledon Sunset — This short but charming piece captures a serene moment, showcasing the album's ability to blend ordinary experiences with imaginative storytelling.
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Remember You’re a Womble (Who could forget?) — The title track reinforces the warm-hearted message of self-identity and community, becoming an anthem for embracing one's uniqueness.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Wombling Summer Party (In which we meet the Surfing Wombles: Los Angeles Burrow) 3:18
2 Wimbledon Sunset (In which nothing in particular happens) 1:50
3 The Wombling Song (Full version) 2:26
4 Remember You’re a Womble (Who could forget?) 3:07
5 Exercise Is Good for You (Laziness Is Not) 2:32
6 Dreaming in the Sun (Orinoco’s Song) 4:10
7 Banana Rock (In which the West Indian Wombles really Rock On!) 3:05
8 Wellington Womble 3:54
9 Minuetto Allegretto (In which the story is told of Great Uncle Bulgaria’s minuetting childhood) 3:36
10 The Womble Square Dance (“You’ll square-dance the whole night through when Cousin Yellowstone stays with you!”) 3:12
11 The Return of Cousin Yellowstone (In which Yellowstone returns for one of his visits, and the story of his fortune-seeking youth is told) 3:08

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