120 Sing Along Songs CD

120 Sing Along Songs Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $1.43)
Category	Children's Albums, Children's Collections CDs
Label	Kidzup Productions
All Time Sales Rank	593146
CD Universe Part number	7671991
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 08, 2008

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I was born in Waukegan, Illinois, home of the famous TV and radio comedian Jack Benny. I had the privilege of graduating from Jack Benny Jr. High school and had the honor of shaking hands with Jack Benny when he came to my graduation and handing me my diploma that year. He only did it twice from what I heard.I attended Waukegan, Township HS from 64 to 68 and it was during this time I got interested in music and meet and played with several of my fellow band members & friends.It started when my cousin Don Knuth suggested that we imitate the Beatles who were just coming out with “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “PS I love you,” so Donald introduced me to Bobby Rodriguez who was Paul, Charlie Alden who was John, and I was George Harrison, and Donald Knuth who was Ringo. The rest is history. Yes, we imitated The Beatles at a talent show and lip-synced their songs, and even dressed like The Beatles along with long hair wigs. It was my start into the music world.It was after that Bobby Rodriguez, Charlie Alden, and me started a band called the Gremlins. This was around 1964 when the Rolling Stones just came out with “I Can’t Get No Satisfaction” along with several other great groups that were coming out at this great time in music history. We had a couple of band member changes over that short time and the people that left moved on to other band opportunities a couple years latter. One of them was Ray Spoor our drummer who went on to play with the “Out Spoken Blues” about three years later and Ken Chriszanowski who later on played with Colors of Autumn along with Charlie Alden. It was around 1966 that I left the Gremlins and joined a band called “Blue Grass” which was from 1966 to 1968. We had a couple band member changes also those two years, but the main band members during the height of our band in 1968, played in two “Battle of the Bands” from the Chicago land area, which was held in Liberty Ville, Illinois and sponsored by the famous "Music Box" store there. We won second place in one of those band battles, and there was a recording contract for the first place band winner. Our band members were Gary Rosenberg (organ), Herb Eimerman (Base) Johnny Gray (lead Signer) Gerald Lambert (lead Guitar) and Ken Chriszanowski (drums). The earlier Blue Grass members were Jim Anderson (base) and Kevin who was our drummer.At this time the Vietnam War was at it's peak and I didn't believe that the Vietnam war was going very well then, so I decided to go to college instead. It was at Ricks College now called BYU Idaho where I played with a group called “The New Freedom Singers” and we did allot of live performances in different cities all over the country promoting songs of America and Patriotism. We also wrote a song called “A Boundless Moment” which won first place at our college home coming in 1969. I also created a folk group during this time called "Marmalade Mode" and we did a couple pillow concerts and wrote several of our own songs.When I left, Blue Grass in August of 1968 they broke up and Herb Eimerman went on to play for “Hot Momma Silver” and was very successful. Herb also played with and was good friends with Robert Stanley who was also with "Hot Moma Silver" and has a new CD out now called “Roadman’s Hammer”. Dore Capitani was also their organists at that time and now enjoys doing sculpture in Pam Springs California from what I understand.Today, Herb Eimerman ...

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