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kids rock! 5
| Artist | Song | |
| the quinto sisters | confidence | |
| stanley livingston | hairspray | |
| dolly parton | puppy love | |
| katie sweet | i love to rock | |
| care bears on fire | everybody else | |
| billy and the kids | say you love me | |
| 3 stars | jersey slide pt. 1 | |
| little stevie wonder | monkey talk | |
| little man & the inquires | funky breakdown | |
| the eight minutes | i can't get no higher | |
| justice | d.a.n.c.e. | |
| norma tracey and the cinderella kids | leroy | |
| r.w. children's chorus | the rain, the park and other things | |
| mike lymon and the little people | message to pretty | |
| johnny whitaker | sigmund & the sea monsters | |
| manchild singers | right on | |
| the wilcannia mob | down river | |
| the greer brothers | we don't dig no busing | |
| tiny masters of today | k.i.d.s. | |
| cafe con leche | the bubblegum song | |
| the do-re-mi children's chorus | bend me, shape me | |
| michael vance | michael's love song | |
| ponderosa twins plus one | mama's little baby | |
| young gents | big things come in small packages | |
| sugar chile robinson | christmas boogie | |
| sesame street kids | "the sesame street song in spanish" | |
| children of n.y.p.s. 63 | our happy neighbor mexico | |
| janaki & brahmanandan | ezhupaalam kadamnu | |
| bjork gudmundsdottir | himnafor | |
| the mickey mouse club | we're the mouseketeers | |
Comment:
It's the series that refuses to die, though I'm sure a few of you wish it would! ;) Volume 5 is more of the same: kids singing their little hearts out. This edition includes some contemporary artists (Care Bears On Fire, Tiny Masters of Today), plenty of twee funk (including a couple tracks from the recently released Home Schooled compilation), some rap (Australia's Wilcannia Mob, who appear on M.I.A.'s last CD) and a few artists that appeared on previous volumes -- but not Jimmy Osmond, thank God. You'll also find some 60s covers (Cowsills, American Breed and Love), an obligatory Christmas song for the holidays and something from Bjork's real debut, released when she was 12.Thanks to Thomas Mohr for introducing me to that Justice track, though now I hear it everywhere. I even danced to it at a wedding a few months ago. Also have to give props to CinnamonK for contributing several songs. He's posted mixes here in the past, and now operates an excellent blog called Bubblegum Soup
A quiz? Why yes. Same as before. Be the first to correctly identify the kids on the cover (they're all on the mix), and a copy is yours. And last but not least -- season's greetings to all my fellow Art of the Mixers!
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The one in the upper left is Bj÷rk at age 12. I think the other 3 are pretty obvious.
Rock on kids! and Merry Christmas Moe!
Rock on kids! and Merry Christmas Moe!
My almost-nine-year-old recently discovered Care Bears On Fire. I fear.
Good lord, I'd love to hear this... Care Bears on Fire and Norma Tracy & the Cinderella Kids look especially divine. Didn't realize the members of Justice were children.
This may inspire some to youthanasia, not me I assure you as I'm ignorant of most of the tracks. I feel no need to enter the quiz since I finally came up with a Moe-proof quiz on a recent mix and that satisfies me. Yuletide greetings to you, expect some Leamington Spa mixes in the new year.
coooooooool, have a great holiday
This might be the best installment yet! I'm gonna guess Johnny Whitaker, Little Stevie Wonder, Katie Sweet and a young man from Eight Minutes.
Love the Dooly Parton and the Mickey Mouse Club tracks.
Call me inspired as per KathrynandRupert! "Youthanasia" indeed! No one knows like Moe knows and Moe knows those wot he chose.
I love this series, love to hear it! "We don't dig no busing"? I didn't know there were any songs about integrating schools. I'm going with Katie Sweet, Lil' Stevie, Michael Vance, and Norma Tracy going clockwise from top left.
Wow, I don't know where you keep finding these tracks and how you keep churning out all these themed mixes, but damn, keep 'em coming!
Well you got one right, blasikin! No correct answers yet, so keep trying! Yes, the five Greer brothers (ages 9 through 14) weren't too thrilled with busing (and Richard Nixon), and expressed it on this single, released in 1973.
Hey, thanks for the link to the fantastic bubblegum blog Moe. Although you shouldn't tell everyone all your secrets. I have aone legged Norweigan Elf compile all my mixes, he then sells them to me for tuppence each, but I'm in no rush to tell others on here about it. It can just be our secret.
The mix is fab of course, the kids rock series being the second best series on the site ( after pet soundalikes ), yr just too good. Don't know about the pics but I'm guessing the kid on the bottom right is Arnold from Diffrent Strokes...
The mix is fab of course, the kids rock series being the second best series on the site ( after pet soundalikes ), yr just too good. Don't know about the pics but I'm guessing the kid on the bottom right is Arnold from Diffrent Strokes...
Vive l'enfants. Haven't got a clue re the quiz or the contents of the mix to that matter but am betting my last euro it be a top melange.
Utterly brilliant amigo and I only know a small percentage of it. Put one aside for me, I'll be in touch in the new year.
Looks like a fine addition to this mildly disturbing, yet always entertaining series. ;-) Season's greetings to you, as well, my friend, and all the best to you & yours in '08.
What I know, I like. Special kudos for the sigmund & the sea monsters
Go, man, go! Love those old Bj÷rk trax. Merry Xmas!
now only if i had this when i was a kid...
No Jimmy Osmond! No Jimmy Osmond...well, it looks pretty good anyway. And, uhm, taking a stab clockwise from the top left: Johnny Whitaker, Little Stevie, Sugar Chile Robinson and Dolly Parton.
All kinds of fun. Happy holidays!
MY GOODNESS. SO many awesome mixes...so little time. But, I am sure I will make time for this toy under the tree.
the series that refuses to grow up, you mean. and why should it. this looks like a great set that I, too, would love to hear. especially the do-re-mi children's chorus & janaki & brahmanandan, to name just a couple here that pique my interest. Happy Holidays, Moe!
I thought there was a Moe mix that had slipped by me. Yeah...kids singing...I'll take your word for it. Still, Little Stevie Wonder is the rockinest that he ever was.
still at it! awesome!
it's as good as we'd all hoped it would be. wonderful! favorites are 3 Stars, Little Stevie Wonder, Justice, The Wilcannia Mob, Michael Vance, Sesame Street Kids in Spanish, Children of N.Y.P.S. 63 and Janaki & Brahmanandan. but the one we all liked most of all was "Hairspray" by Stanley Livington. that song's pretty incredible. thanks a lot, Moe!