Articles By: Jeff
Free Kid’s Music Sneak Peek: Elizabeth Mitchell “Oh, John the Rabbit”
Elizabeth Mitchell and You are My Flower are set to release their new family album “Sunny Day” on October 5th, 2010. The band’s label, Smithsonian Folkways, is giving away a free mp3 of album track “Oh, John the Rabbit” and have posted a video for the tune.
“Sunny...
July 29th, 2010 | OWTK Kid's Music News | Read More
Quick Thoughts: On Becoming a Parent (and Staying True to Yourself)
There are an overwhelming number of items to consider upon discovering a baby inside your belly (or for guys, discovering that a certain little someone will soon call you ‘dada’…then pee on you). One thing that, it seems to me, is too-often overlooked by newly-minted or expecting parents...
July 29th, 2010 | Musings on Parenting | Read More
The Gustafer Yellowgold Video Contest
PHOTO: TODD CHALFANT
Dress up like Gustafer, stage a scene with your little yellow fella plush toy, sing & dance to a Yellowgold tune – do anything Gustafer-related, record it on video and you may be one of three to win a GY prize pack featuring a boneless Gusty action figure and a DVD/CD set...
July 29th, 2010 | Gustafer Yellowgold, OWTK Kid's Music News | Read More
The Dirty Sock Funtime Band – DVD Review
The Dirty Sock Funtime Band is a psychedelic mashup of Aerosmith, the B-52’s, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and The Monkees custom built for the Spongebob generation. The band’s inaugural DVD contains the 1st three episodes of their music video and humorous skit-based TV show; a well paced,...
July 28th, 2010 | OWTK DVD REVIEWS, OWTK Kid's Music Reviews | Read More
Todd McHatton – Sundays at the Rocket Park CD Review
The Sound: Contemporary indie pop-rock with Harry Nilsson’s “The Puppy Song” & “Spaceman” as the musical template and author William Steig as a lyrical muse.
In the Cafeteria, They Sit With: David Tobocman, The Jellydots
Best Moments: The meaning of “Green Eleven”...
July 27th, 2010 | Best New Kid's Music, OWTK Kid's Music Reviews | Read More
Quick Thoughts: A Dad’s Most Important Job
Sometimes a dad’s job isn’t to offer advice or bits of wisdom gathered along his own journey. No, sometimes a dad’s most important job is nothing more than extending a hand to help his daughter up off the unforgiving gravel as she learns to roller skate.
The Bear on skates, with nothing...
July 26th, 2010 | Musings on Parenting | Read More




