Fandagumbo

Parents' Choice Awards : Audio : Music

Fandagumbo

1999 Music

Ages: 2 - 10 yrs.

Performed By: Julie Austin

Producer: Hand in Hand Productions

ISBN: HH-001CD

CD Price: $15.00

Tape Price: $10.00

Review:

Singer Julie Austin's effervescent, assured vocals are a great match for these well-chosen traditional and original songs by talented songwriters. Kid-tickling and parent-pleasing, some of the selections are "Frogs in the School," the silly "Turkey in the Hay," "The Skunk Lullabye," and "Give Those Pox Back to the Chickens." The serene ballad, "Under One Sky," is a lovely change of pace.

A long-time Parents' Choice music critic, Lynne was a staff writer for 25 years at the Los Angeles Times where she established and maintained the paper's first weekly children's arts and entertainment beat and was a general arts reporter. Now a freelance writer, Lynne works in the areas of non-profit communications, the arts and family entertainment (specializing in children's theater, music, audio books and book illustration). In her spare time, when she's not reading, Lynne is likely to be found strumming American Songbook standards and Tin Pan Alley novelty songs on one of her seven ukuleles.

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	Parents' Choice Awards : Audio : Music Fandagumbo 1999 Music Ages: 2 - 10 yrs. Performed By: Julie Austin Producer: Hand in Hand Productions ISBN: HH-001CD CD Price: $15.00 Tape Price: $10.00 Review: Singer Julie Austin's effervescent, assured vocals are a great match for these well-chosen traditional and original songs by talented songwriters. Kid-tickling and parent-pleasing, some of the selections are "Frogs in the School," the silly "Turkey in the Hay," "The Skunk Lullabye," and "Give Those Pox Back to the Chickens." The serene ballad, "Under One Sky," is a lovely change of pace. Lynne Heffley ©1999 Parents' Choice A long-time Parents' Choice music critic, Lynne was a staff writer for 25 years at the Los Angeles Times where she established and maintained the paper's first weekly children's arts and entertainment beat and was a general arts reporter. Now a freelance writer, Lynne works in the areas of non-profit communications, the arts and family entertainment (specializing in children's theater, music, audio books and book illustration). In her spare time, when she's not reading, Lynne is likely to be found strumming American Songbook standards and Tin Pan Alley novelty songs on one of her seven ukuleles. Look for this product at: Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00003IF2Y/parentschoice-20