My album—Punk rock for children
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My album—Punk rock for children
Hey:
I'm proud to announce the release of my new album, a collection of 16 old-school punk rock tunes for children, “Silly grown-ups, punk is for kids” by Jam Toast.
This is 3-chord fun for the whole family, featuring the soon-to-be-hits "Rollerskating wiener dogs," "My Sandbox rocks" and "Rock! Paper! Scissors!" All songs are written by me, with vocal duties shared by me and my two boys, Drew (7) and Owen (3).
Check out http://www.jamtoast.ca to learn more, read lyrics and listen to a few tunes. Be the first on your block to buy your very own copy of "Jam Toast - Silly grown-ups, punk is for kids!"
Cheers,
Smalltown Mike.
I'm proud to announce the release of my new album, a collection of 16 old-school punk rock tunes for children, “Silly grown-ups, punk is for kids” by Jam Toast.
This is 3-chord fun for the whole family, featuring the soon-to-be-hits "Rollerskating wiener dogs," "My Sandbox rocks" and "Rock! Paper! Scissors!" All songs are written by me, with vocal duties shared by me and my two boys, Drew (7) and Owen (3).
Check out http://www.jamtoast.ca to learn more, read lyrics and listen to a few tunes. Be the first on your block to buy your very own copy of "Jam Toast - Silly grown-ups, punk is for kids!"
Cheers,
Smalltown Mike.
Punk rock is for children. Grab a six-pack at Half-a-Dozen Records.
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Got ours today...Rock, Paper, Scissors...hahaha
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"Any more chromaticism and you'll have to change your last name to Wagner!" - Frankie Big Face
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Thanks, Roymond. "My Sandbox Rocks"—featuring both my boys on vocals—is the favourite at my house.roymond wrote:Got ours today...Rock, Paper, Scissors...hahaha
Thanks, Minty. I wrote this album because everywhere I took my boys I was bombarded with yet one more version of Wheels on the Bus. Why do parents listen to rock and roll their whole lives and then keep it from their own kids? Crazy.MintyHandy wrote:Holy crap, dude. Awesome. I don't even like punk, and I may have to buy it on principle.
I hope this album gives parents and kids a change of pace.
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That was an oversight that is now fixed at http://www.jamtoast.ca. Thanks!Caravan Ray wrote:Only posting to US and Canada?
Punk rock is for children. Grab a six-pack at Half-a-Dozen Records.
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I agree Jim. I'll go so far as to call the album inspired.
Great work Mike.
Great work Mike.
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Haha, funny you should mention... My kids were caught completely off guard when they heard that.
And it got me thinking - Canada's not too far away, and it would make a fascinating trip for the boys, I bet. I think a road trip to acquaint ourselves with our neighbors to the north might be in order. Maybe this summer, if the baby is fit for a road trip of that length by then.
And it got me thinking - Canada's not too far away, and it would make a fascinating trip for the boys, I bet. I think a road trip to acquaint ourselves with our neighbors to the north might be in order. Maybe this summer, if the baby is fit for a road trip of that length by then.
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*sings alphabet song I learned on Sesame Street and counts on fingers*Caravan Ray wrote:Just ordered mine.
BTW: Very pleased to hear from the demos on the website that Canadians pronounce the 26th letter of the alphabet correctly (nothing worse than hearing kiddies learn their alphabet from 'Sesame Street' and saying "...X, Y, Zee")
...ZED!?! Are you bloody serious m8? (speaking in Ray's native tongue so he can understand me) I thought he was just being cute.
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Punk and educational—what more do you want in a CD?jimtyrrell wrote:Haha, funny you should mention... My kids were caught completely off guard when they heard that.
Punk rock is for children. Grab a six-pack at Half-a-Dozen Records.
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Hey, FYI: my wife bought it, we've been playing it in the car, and it's terrific. The kids aren't old enough to register a definitive vote, but it perks them up, and we'll have plenty of time to get their input (once they have words) since I find myself playing it even without the kids in the car. Great job!
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Thanks, Minty; I'm glad you're digging it.
The kind folks at Suite 101 like it, too. You can read my interview with them here.
The kind folks at Suite 101 like it, too. You can read my interview with them here.
Punk rock is for children. Grab a six-pack at Half-a-Dozen Records.
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Jam Toast has a free Father's Day tune—My Dad is So Cool—at http://www.jamtoast.ca to celebrate all the cool dads out there.
Check it out here.
Check it out here.
Punk rock is for children. Grab a six-pack at Half-a-Dozen Records.