Join OWTK on Sunday, February 28th for a Putumayo Kids Jazz Playground concert (2 of ’em, actually) at The Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia. We love the whole Jazz Playground disc from Putumayo Kids – heck, I reviewed the album for Time Out New York Kids – but we’re especially […]
Congrats to Christine of Sticky Fingerprints! She has won the Pipsqueak Zhu Zhu Pet. Thanks to all who entered.
Fans of Lunch Money are going to wanna bookmark this one. Molly Ledford, of the South Carolina trio, is blogging (or is it vlogging?) brand new tunes – some from the band’s forthcoming album “Original Friend”, some not, all sweet. “You and Me and a Bottle of Bubbles” has all […]
The Putumayo Kids Jazz Playground disc is out next month (3/9). In the current issue (March ’10 – on news stands now!) of Time Out New York Kids, I review the album. In addition, I suggest some clever ways to introduce your kids to jazz in a live setting in […]
There’s a post title I never thought I’d use. With few exceptions, I hate commercials and dislike TV. We’ve been bombarded by ads watching the Olympics (thanks for sucking ALL the joy out of the Winter Games NBC, ‘preciate it) and suffer through many others watching sports together as a […]
This isn’t a proper record review, but I want to at least acknowledge my comfy seat on the Charlie Hope bandwagon. As a late-comer, a few of you needed to scooch down a bit to make room. I appreciate that very much. Charlie Hope’s “I’m Me” is not unlike either […]
It’s been a long time dream of mine to attend the annual SXSW music festival in the Texas capital. In years past, this dream had absolutely zero to do with my love of kiddie rock – it was the indie rock I was after. But family music is deserving of […]
BAZE AND HIS SILLY FRIENDS “TODDLERVILLE” The Sound: Power pop for preschoolers. In the Cafeteria, They Sit With: Daddy A Go Go, Jetta and the Jellybeans, Monty Harper Best Moments: “This is Your Body” exudes a nostalgic “Happy Days” vibe while teaching kids about their impressive bodies (check out the […]
