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Herdman's rich, sweet voice makes these simple lullabies seem like cozy clouds for parents and kids alike. For every parent that's cringed to Barney and Elmo, here is a disc that you might throw on long after the little one's are tucked in bed. The musicianship, with guests like fiddlemaster Jay Ungar, is first rate to boot. ~ Tim Sheridan
** Winner of a 2005 Parents' Choice Classic Award **** Winner of a 1998 Parents' Choice Gold Award **Moondreamer is Priscilla Herdman's third album of music for children and families, and her tenth release overall. It's a marvelous collection of lullabies culled from a diversity of sources and lovingly rendered by what The New York Times' Stephen Holden has called "one of the clearest and most compelling voices of contemporary folk music." Moondreamer is a companion piece to Stardreamer, Priscilla's highly acclaimed and successful previous lullaby collection. "Priscilla Herdman's Moondreamer..... is a dream of a recording. Herdman is an ideal companion to the sandman. She sings tunes both contemporary and traditional that have a touch of silliness and lots of tenderness....." Nancy Maes - Chicago Tribune, August 6, 1998"Her clear angelic voice [is] wrapped around the ... fine and eclectic group of tunes that fit together perfectly." Publishers Weekly, September 14, 1998"This all combines to create a listening experience that leaves you feeling safe and warm with a sense that everything will be pretty much about the same in the morning." Matt Watroba - SingOut! 43:2, Fall 1998 Priscilla Herdman: vocals, Al Petteway: guitar, Donald Sosin: piano, Jay Ungar: fiddle, Abby Newton: cello, David Hornung: accordion, Scott Petito: fretless electric bass, Anne Hills: harmony vocals, Cindy Mangsen: harmony vocals & guitar. Produced by: Abby Newton & Priscilla Herdman.
Recording information: NRS Studio, Hurley, NY (06/1997-08/1997). Priscilla Herdman Moondreamer Songs | 1. | Howl at the Moon |
| 2. | Velvetten Love Song, A |
| 3. | 1000 Pairs of Pajamas |
| 4. | Mid Night Round |
| 5. | While You Sleep |
| 6. | Bluegrass Boy |
| 7. | Stars on the Water |
| 8. | John O'Dreams |
| 9. | Moon and Me |
| 10. | Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel) |
| 11. | Dreamland |
| 12. | All Through the Night |
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