The Deedle Deedle Dees Show
The flyer for the show is here (PDF). Feel free to print out dozens and distribute them to everyone you know, even if you live in another state or country.

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The flyer for the show is here (PDF). Feel free to print out dozens and distribute them to everyone you know, even if you live in another state or country.
...is up. Kids' stuff:
Again I blow your mind by posting a show two days early.
...is up at Hilltown Families. Each time I read it, I remember other compilations that should have at least made it on the "also check out" list at the end -- Arts Against Autism, Saturday Morning Cartoons Greatest Hits, and so on. Oh well.
Check it out:
Some computer errors, so there's a little burp around 90 minutes in, and no opening ID...gotta figure out why it keeps crashing.
On June 16, Ulysses S. Dee will be doing a morning singalong at Cup & Top (in addition to the 6:00 pm full band show at Artifacts). These are very different shows, so you should go to both.
Thanks to Sienna for filling in so ably!
So I'm driving Liam home from preschool and we're listening to the Marty Beller guest DJ set from a few months back. Katrina & the Waves comes on and, as I believe I am legally and ethically obligated to do, I start singing along with the sorta brassy tune part -- "Bap! Badadadadada bop bop bop ba doo!" (rough transliteration there).
June 16 - now 6 p.m. (not 5).
Deedle Deedle Dees.
(Wizard of Oz Oz, not HBO violent Oz.)
My, how massively rawking that CandyBand guest DJ set was.
(That's Austin Kiddie Limits, part of the Austin City Limits Festival.)
While you wait patiently for me to finish editing the Brooklyn show (right now I'm looking at 85+ exams to grade, so it may be a bit), you can enjoy some video.
I've been remiss and didn't note two reports on our recent Princess Katie & Racer Steve performance at Cup & Top. Princess Katie herself posted about it, and Sienna also has a review and some great pictures.
Well, Ella did, and so, along with the more traditional interview questions, the Johns get quizzed about people Ella read about recently.

The computer worked all the way through; today's show will be up soon.

Archive is here. Rock on!
My new Little Rock Family column is up here, all about good summertime music. And my column about family music from artists of color is in the current Minnesota Parent.