Don Cooper Discography of CDs

Don Cooper albums Track Listing of songs: Boogie Woogie Bugs; Ladybug, Ladybug; Honeybee; Baby Bumblebee, A; Buggy Burgers; Itsy Bitsy Spider; Skeeter Bites; Shine Little Firefly, Shine; Down On the Ant Farm; Fuzzy Caterpillar, The; Do the Bug; Every Little Thing;

Don Cooper music CDs Rolling Stone called Don Cooper " a reincarnation of all 4 Beatles rolled into one." His children's music has won Parent's Choice Awards, and continues to be among the best kid's music out there. It is both educational and fun. Don Cooper is a Master Teaching Artist for the state of Connecticut, and won the Yale award for one of the top Music teachers in the United States.

Don Cooper discography Track Listing of songs: Boogie Woogie Bugs; Ladybug, Ladybug; Honeybee; Baby Bumblebee, A; Buggy Burgers; Itsy Bitsy Spider; Skeeter Bites; Shine Little Firefly, Shine; Down On the Ant Farm; Fuzzy Caterpillar, The; Do the Bug; Every Little Thing;

Don Cooper songs Personnel: Don Cooper (vocals, guitar); Elliot Randall, Elliott Randall (guitar); Bobby Notkoff (fiddle).

Don Cooper CD discography Rolling Stone called Don Cooper " a reincarnation of all 4 Beatles rolled into one." His children's music has won Parent's Choice Awards, and continues to be among the best kid's music out there. It is both educational and fun. Don Cooper is a Master Teaching Artist for the state of Connecticut, and won the Yale award for one of the top Music teachers in the United States.

Don Cooper albums This collection presents 15 of the best songs by Don Cooper, including "Rhinestone In The Rough," "Howling At The Moon," and "Tincans & Alleyways." Delay. 2005.

Don Cooper CD discography Cheers to Shontz's first solo effort. (He is half of the duo Rosenshontz.) Sure to have great audience appeal, there are no simplistic kiddie songs in this top-notch production. ~ Janet Schnol Recorded at 39th Street Music, I.N.S. Recording, Inc., and Soundtrack Recording, New York, New York; Soundesign Recording, Brattleboro, Vermont; Bear Tracks Recording Studio, Suffern, New York. Personnel: Bill Shontz (vocals, whistling, flute, pennywhistle, clarinet, saxophone, synthesizer); Don Cooper (vocals, acoustic guitar); Joanie Bartels, Lea Salonga, Tom Chapin, Tom Paxton, Bob McGrath (vocals); Ira Siegel (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Mitch Chakour (acoustic guitar); Charlie Braun (electric guitar); Larry Lunetta (trumpet); James Pugh (trombone); Jon Cobert (piano, synthesizer); John Forster (synthesizer); Richard Crooks , John Redsecker (drums); Alyson Kimball (background vocals). Recording information: 39th Street Music, New York, NY; Bear Tracks Recording Studios, Suffern, NY; I.N.S. Recording, Inc., New York, NY; Soundesign, Brattleboro, VT; Soundtrack Recording, New York, NY. Director: Mitch Chakour. Illustrator: Leslie McGuirk. Photographer: Hal Wilson. Unknown Contributor Roles: Sam Amidon; Russ Horton. Arrangers: John Forster; Bill Shontz. Personnel includes: Bill Shontz (vocals, flute, pennywhistle, whistle, clarinet, saxophone, synthesizer); Joanie Bartels, Tom Chapin, Bob Mcgrath, ...

Michael Leonhart takes a hard left turn on his sophomore release. Breaking with all musical conventions, he attempts to create what he calls a "movie in headphones," a kind of sonic collage featuring countless musicians over the course of the album. The trumpet is but one tool among many; in fact, Leonhart also plays Fender Rhodes, Hammond B3 organ, piano, guitar, ...