Were you a child of the Sixties? Do you remember the tale of The Lion and Albert - the little boy who went to the zoo with his parents but was chomped up by a lion?

Songs For The Young At Heart is a fantastic way for you to revisit your childhood memories - and to share them with your kids!

Brought to you by Dave Boulter and Stuart Staples of the Tindersticks and inspired by memories from their childhood of music from the radio, schoolroom and television, Songs For The Young At Heart features the sunny, simple, dark and sad songs from the halcyon days of school holidays and endless summer afternoons.

Featuring a selection of guest vocalists and storytellers, the album includes the likes of Cerys Matthews (formerly of Catatonia) singing White Horses, and 'Bonnie' Prince Billy's melancholic version of Puff The Magic Dragon.

We particularly love Jarvis Cocker telling the tale of The Lion and Albert, taking you back to the days of Jackanory - watch the video here.

Songs For The Young At Heart is for everyone, whether young, old or especially just young at heart.

Do you remember any of this little lot? Perhaps a whole new generation of children can be introduced to Mary, Mungo & Midge!

1. Theme For The Young At Heart (Stuart Staples)

2. Uncle Sigmund's Clockwork Storybook - Sung by Robert Forster (The Triffids)
Originally by The Spinners in 1967

3. Florence's Sad Song - Sung by Stuart Murdoch (Belle & Sebastian)
From Dougal & The Blue Cat - 1972

4. White Horses - Sung by Cerys Matthews
Originally by Jacky Lee in 1968

5. The Lion and Albert - Told by Jarvis Cocker
Original monologue by Marriott Edgar

6. Robinson Crusoe - Performed by The Tindersticks
Theme from the television programme from 1965

7. Hushabye Mountain - Sung by Stuart Staples
From Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - 1965

8. Morningtown Ride - Sung by Suzanne Osbourne

9. Inch Worm - Sung by Kurt Wagner (Lambchop)
Hans Christian Anderson soundtrack 1952

10. Mary, Mungo & Midge - performed by The Tindersticks
From the BBC TV series 1969

11. The Three Sneezes - Told by Martin Wallace

12. Puff, The Magic Dragon - Sung by 'Bonnie' Price Billy and Red
Originally by Peter, Paul & Mary in 1963

13. Hey, Don't You Cry - (Stuart Staples) sung by Stuart Staples