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Old Mr. Mackle Hackle
Old Mr. Mackle Hackle, Music, Gunnar Madsen, Children's, Children's Stories, Childrens, One of the most celebrated children's releases of the year - Smart, sassy, rootsy, intelligent, quirky and clever - Winner of GOLD awards from Parents' Choice, Oppenheim and NAPPA., Pop
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With Old Mr. Mackle Hackle, Gunnar Madsen offers up some of the freshest, funniest, and most inventive fare in the ever expanding crop of children's music. "Summertime Is Here" is a bluesy romp in celebration of that venerable season and "Born to Chew (We Eat Meat)" is a carnivorous-dinosaur spoof on '50s rock. "Chicken Road" is a talking country blues that'll leave listeners in stitches as Madsen tells of chicken lipstick, chicken donuts, chickens playing guitars, and just about every other brand of rooster and hen. Horns and squawky keys chronicle the "Elephant Traffic Jam," "Selling Lemonade" is a straight-up folk tune begging for campfire sing-alongs, and the rhyming title track bounces and boings away, lodging itself firmly into one's noggin. Fleshed out with rootsy and faux-classical instrumentation, Madsen's lyrics are smart, sassy, and right on target, operating on multiple levels, pleasing both adult and juvenile audiences. Winning and witty! --Paige La Grone
From Parents' Choice®
Who could resist "I'm a Little Twerp", "Born to Chew", or "Tiny Mosquito"? Gunnar Madsen's talent is versatile, his music wide ranging. The lyrics are crea tive, offbeat, joyous, and entertaining. Hands will clap, toes will tap, and eve n Grumpy Old Men won't be able to resist a smile. A 1999 Gold Award Winner. Ages 7 and up. (Parents' Choice®)
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Old Mr. Mackle Hackle
Gunnar Madsen Manufacturer: G-Spot (City Hall) ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00001T3GW Release Date: 1999-10-12 |
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With Old Mr. Mackle Hackle, Gunnar Madsen offers up some of the freshest, funniest, and most inventive fare in the ever expanding crop of children's music. "Summertime Is Here" is a bluesy romp in celebration of that venerable season and "Born to Chew (We Eat Meat)" is a carnivorous-dinosaur spoof on '50s rock. "Chicken Road" is a talking country blues that'll leave listeners in stitches as Madsen tells of chicken lipstick, chicken donuts, chickens playing guitars, and just about every other brand of rooster and hen. Horns and squawky keys chronicle the "Elephant Traffic Jam," "Selling Lemonade" is a straight-up folk tune begging for campfire sing-alongs, and the rhyming title track bounces and boings away, lodging itself firmly into one's noggin. Fleshed out with rootsy and faux-classical instrumentation, Madsen's lyrics are smart, sassy, and right on target, operating on multiple levels, pleasing both adult and juvenile audiences. Winning and witty! --Paige La GroneCustomer Reviews:
Fun, Fun, Fun.......2006-03-26
This is the best kids CD ever!.......2001-02-21
Delightful wordplay and whimsey for young listeners........2000-04-07
Old mr. mackle hackle.......2000-02-08
Let's all sing along!.......2000-01-13
When we are away from the music it has been a pleasure hearing the 6-year old singing Elephant Traffic Jam and the 2-year old sing "... ha ha hee the Evelyn way!..."
Unlike many children's songs that get trapped in your brain and won't come out until you think you'll go postal. Gunnar's songs are wonderful works that I enjoy having banging around in my skull.
This album is great for adults and kids a like.
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