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Music for kids that doesn't make adults want to rip their hair out. I'll go out and find the good stuff so you don't have to. |
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Best Kids' Music of 2009: #1 Here I Am! by Caspar BabypantsJan 29, 2010
This is modern folk music at its best, and some of these tunes are destined to become classics. Chris Ballew, formerly of the indie rock band The Presidents of the United States of America, delivers a debut children's album that's full of witty, wordy,...
Best Kids' Music of 2009: # 2 Family Time by Ziggy MarleyJan 28, 2010
The fact that this album begins with the lines "Lift up your hearts with a smile, Lift up your feet with a dance, Lift up your spirits with a song, It's family time," speaks volumes about the tremendously warm vibes emanating from every tune on Family...
Best Kids' Music of 2009: # 3 Thank You for Joining the Happy Club by Billy KellyJan 27, 2010
Billy Kelly and The Blah Blah Blahs present a super set of indie rock songs for kids on their debut CD Thank You For Joining the Happy Club. Their musical mix will remind you of Jonathan Richman, They Might Be Giants, R.E.M., and Wilco, and those...
Best Kids' Music of 2009: # 4 Get Fruity!! by Apple BrainsJan 26, 2010
With the innocent enthusiasm of Jonathan Richman, the eclectic inventiveness of Mr. David, and the general kookiness of The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, Apple Brains bursts upon the kids' music scene with their debut album Get Fruity!! L.A.-based Allen...
Best Kids' Music of 2009: # 5 Here Comes Science by They Might Be GiantsJan 25, 2010
They Might Be Giants' previous two albums for kids, Here Come the ABCs and Here Come the 123s, were fun romps through the concepts of letters and numbers, but few hard facts were presented. Not so on Here Comes Science, a CD chock full of some of the...
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