Time again to update the Zooglobble radio station, covering assorted tracks collected this spring. You can see my April 2012 playlist here.
This playlist airs in the mid-afternoons (West Coast time), but if you can't listen in the afternoon, the tracks are scattered throughout the day, too. The listing below is in alphabetical order; the on-air play order is totally random (due to Internet music restrictions).
"Handbone" - Big Don (Big Don's Brand New Beat)
"Oh My Dog" - Billy Kelly (Oh My Dog)
"Come With Me" - Dan Dan Doodlebug (Dan Dan Doodlebug)
"May The Trail Rise Up To Greet You" - Dave Stamey (Putumayo Kids Presents - Cowboy Playground)
"Fortunate Mistake" - Dog On Fleas (Invisible Friends)
"I Used To Think" - Duke Otherwise (Creepy Crawly Love)
"Your Body Is A Zoo" - Ellen And Matt (It's Love)
"Ice Cream Sunday" - Groovy David (Kiddie Lounge)
"Swingin' Little Duck (Alexander Calder)" - Hope Harris (Picasso, That's Who! and so can you!)
"My Neighborhood" - Johnny Bregar (My Neighborhood)
"I Like Summer" - KBC (Milk Money)
"Raised By Trolls" - Key Wilde & Mr. Clarke (Here Comes Chuckers)
"Alphabet City" - KinderAngst (KinderAngst)
"Itsy Bitsy Spider" - Kori Pop (Songs For Little Bean)
"Lines And Dots" - Lucky Diaz And The Family Jam Band (A Potluck)
"Elephant Shrew" - Michael Hearst (Songs For Unusual Creatures)
"Happy Place" - Mista Cookie Jar & The Chocolate Chips (Ultramagnetic Universal Love Revolution)
"Rad" - Play Date (Fun Fun Records Sampler)
"I Could See (Magically)" - Recess Monkey (In Tents)
"give it away" - renee & jeremy (a little love)
"Evening Star" - Steven Elci & Friends (Crayons In A Box)
"Put 'Em Away (Featuring Marty Beller)" - Sugar Free Allstars (All On A Sunday Afternoon)
"Benjamin Franklin" - Yosi (Benjamin Franklin)
"Oh My!" - Your Imaginary Friend Your (Imaginary Friend)
To those of you finding your way to this website courtesy of my NPR review of punk music for kids, welcome. I cover a wide range of music here -- from punk to classical to indie-pop -- (almost) all of which is appropriate for kids and families. There's plenty of coverage of The Boogers here (just search on that name here); less so of Play Date -- they're much newer -- but there's always this interview with Greg and Shanti.
