Andrea Gaspari My Day CD

My Day Music

Category	Children's Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7943895
Catalog number	334519
Discs	1
Release Date	May 12, 2009

Andrea Gaspari My Day Songs

	1.	My Day
	2.	My Hello
	3.	Hello Again
	4.	No, No, No
	5.	Time to Eat
	6.	On the Bridge
	7.	My Alphabet
	8.	Pick a Shape
	9.	Color Rap
	10.	Happy & You Know It
	11.	Free Animals
	12.	Reach Up to the Sky
	13.	Are You Drumming
	14.	The Children Go Marching
	15.	Itsy Bitsy Spider
	16.	In the Tubby
	17.	Ode to Joy
	18.	Twinkle, Twinkle

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was born on a December day in the Western Baptist Hospital in Paducah, Kentucky. I didnât enter the world alone. My brother Brian preceded me by just five minutes. It so happened that we were the first twins born in that hospital, and I have the newspaper clippings to prove it. My mother looks happy there in the hospital bed, holding one of us in each arm. When I asked her a couple of years ago how that could beâshe had five other children at homeâshe said she was happy. Sheâd never had twins before.So there you go. Big family, lots of fun, some trouble, some bad times, lots of love, like all other families. We moved from Kentucky back to Alabama, and then to Ohio when I was nine, because my mother, who worked for the Air Force, got a promotion and a new job up north. After high school, I went back to Alabama to go to college, but after a year and a half I got sidetracked by the chance to join a traveling music group and hit the road. After three years and hundreds of concerts in churches and schools, I got married and finished my degree in Nashville, at Belmont College, majoring in math and minoring in music business. I started working as a studio singer, and then as a vocal contractor for record producers.That led to songwriting, and eventually songwriting led to producing a demo or two, and then to a great job producing touring shows, Amy Grantâs pop tour, then her big tour with the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. We took 100 musicians and crew on buses, trucks and planes all over the country, for all of several Decembers, playing arenas coast to coast and having a ball. One year I had the luck to put together Michael W. Smithâs Christmas tour, one of my favorite creative experiences.Along the way, I wrote several musical dramas for print music companies who market mostly to churches, and I owned a company for a while that created audio product (songs and stories) for little kids. And I kept writing songs. My music business education had convinced me that I should own my own music company to publish my songs when that was possible. I started Annie Merle Music, and learned every little thing about licensing and royalties from the ground up, because I did it myself. I still write songs and I have had some wonderful luck in that area. I have written with amazingly talented writers, like Amy and Michael, Keith Thomas, Tommy Sims, and most recently with Vince Gill. Last year Eric Clapton recorded a song ...