Talking Stone Press Catalog - Recordings

The songs on this tape were composed by children (grades K-5) in collaboration with Victor. Delightful songs inspire, entertain and demonstrate how we may turn events and feelings of our lives into works of shared creative expression.

"Can We Go Now?" a sequel to "Are We Almost There?" explores more humorous issues and interactions between children and their parents such as "Pants with the Holes in the Knees," or "Don't Blame Me." Bake chocolate chip cookies with "Recipe," and sing along with "My Bear."

This audiocassette is a collage of poems, songs, and music: a tapestry about relationships to family, community, and our natural world.

Victor Cockburn, Boston Parents' Paper Entertainer of the Year, is joined by a host of friends on this delightful collection of traditional and original songs. Such old favorites as "Ole' Blue," "Froggie Went a Courtin',"De Colores" and "Pigeon House" invite you to play and sing along.

Have you ever misplaced your homework? Wiggled your tooth until it fell out? Wondered what the tooth fairy does with that tooth? Been driven nuts by the chicken pox? Hop on the trail with songs and poems about the familiar and humorous in everyday life. Lyrics are included.

Elizabeth McKim's audiocassette gives testimony to her unique sound: utterings, croonings, warnings, directions, earthpraises, lovesongs, ragas, rages, blues, lore, messages and myths of surviving and even thriving in an uneasy world. These poems invite us, her listeners, to celebrate with Elizabeth McKim what it means To Stay Alive.

This songbook has songs and poems from Werewolf Under My Bed!, Are We Almost There? and Can We Go Now? Designed for easy use in schools or at home, with piano melody and guitar chords. Great singing for families and school choruses; these are songs and poems kids can relate to.

Original songs and poems to inspire you as you go walking in the world. Rock out with the up-beat "Everytown" and "The Lunchroom Puddle Blues." Hunt for bugs in the yard or the park with "Looking for Bugs" or lose yourself in the beautifully woven poem, "Spider Spins Her Web."

Humorous and touching songs and poems for children. "My favorite song was 'Werewolf' and my favorite poem was the one with a balloon tied to the wheel of my bike."
Mike S., grade 3