Sing Monkey Sing
Sing Monkey Sing
Track Listings
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1. Should'a Known
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2. Econoliner
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3. Never Comin' Down
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4. Nobodies
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5. Lay Down
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6. Gracoius
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7. C'mon 'N' On
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8. She Like Ta
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9. Better
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10. Wrong
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11. Gravity
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12. Checkyrd Demon
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13. Skull's Ending: The Beginning/Slab Song Sermon/Skyfish#
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Sing Monkey Sing,Raging Slab,Warner Bros / Wea,Blues-Rock,Hard Rock,Heavy Metal,Popular Music,Rock,Southern Rock
Average customer rating:
- Not for young kids unaccustomed to rock n roll
- Way cool music for way cool kids, AND their 'rents!
- Great alternative to traditional kids songs!
- Hip, musical fun for kids and grown-ups
- If you have kids .. you should have this
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Monkey In The Middle
Daddy a Go-Go
Manufacturer: Boyd's Tone
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rock
| Styles
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General
| Children's Music
| Styles
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Sing-A-Longs
| Children's Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Children's Music
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
General
| Rock
| Indie Music
| Stores
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- Cool Songs For Cool Kids
- Mojo A Go Go - Real Rock For Kids
- Big Rock Rooster
- Eat Every Bean and Pea On Your Plate
- Happy Songs
ASIN: B00004NS07
Release Date: 2000-04-01 |
Tracks:
- Monkey in the Middle
- Birthday Song
- It's Hard To Be a Kid
- Coulda Shoulda Woulda
- You're Not the Bossa Nova Me
- Mommy's Lips
- Girls Are Always Chasing Me, The
- Thank the Farmer
- Got Milk (If You Want It) - Instrumental
- Zebra in the Kitchen
- Best Friend - Theme from "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"
- Knock Knock
- Fever, The
- Song for a Rainy Day - Instrumental
- You're Not the Bossa Nova Me - Instrumental Mix
Amazon.com
Dads raised on the Beatles, the Stones, and old rockabilly and surf licks don't fade away or burn out, they just plug in and rock their kids. On Monkey in the Middle, daddy-o supreme John Boydston, his good buddies, and occasionally his children conspire to dish out melodically memorable pop-rock tunes that are as smart as they are kid- and adult-friendly. While Boydston can't decide whether he wants to be Buddy Holly, Brian Wilson from his "Surfer Girl" period, or Mick Jagger, in the end it doesn't matter since Boydston writes, plays, and emotes with enough panache and rock-history knowledge to bring a smile to even the most jaded rock fan. Dig the musical allusions and jangly guitars sprinkled throughout the 15-song disc, whether it's the "Jumpin' Jack Flash"-like backups that pepper "Thank the Farmer" or the hip instrumental, "Got Milk (If You Want It)." With covers of the "Theme from The Courtship of Eddie's Father" or a tasty remake of the Vaselines' "Molly's Lips" (called "Mommy's Lips"), Daddy A Go Go proves that good taste, creative ingenuity, and good times are a rock legacy every kid deserves to get from a rock-savvy father. Go Dad go. --Martin Keller
Album Description
MONKEY IN THE MIDDLE was name to Amazon.com's Top 10 Best Kids CD's of 2000, and won a 2000 Parents Choice Award.
It's a logical and worthy follow-up to Daddy A Go Go's Debut CD "Cool Songs For Cool Kids" (also on Amazon.com's Top 10 Best List the year before) being for slightly older kids (in the 4-7 range) because that's how old Daddy A Go Go founder John Boydston and drummer Walt Brewer's kids were when they were putting this CD together. Instead of songs about the ABC's, brushing teeth, and Scooby Doo, "MONKEY IN THE MIDDLE" has slightly older subject matter, like in 2nd grade when "The Girls Are Always Chasing Me," and kids start getting into the fad of the week "The Fever," and learning about their world "Thank The Farmer." And there are a couple of cool covers like Harry Nilsson's "Best Friend" from the 'Courtship of Eddies's Father' TV Show. Daddy A Go Go does not pick cover songs lightly.
All Music Guide writes: "The rockin' dad duo Daddy a Go-Go returns with Monkey in the Middle, another collection of playful, rowdy originals for cool kids and parents. From the honky-tonk-tinged title track to jangly songs like "Coulda Shoulda Woulda" and "You're Not the Bossa Nova Me" which sounds startlingly like a G-rated Reverend Horton Heat song Daddy a Go-Go manages to mix hip rock references and kid-friendly lyrics into a winning combination. "Birthday Song" borrows a chorus or two from the Beatles' "Birthday"; "Mommy's Lips" is a reworking of the Vaselines' classic "Molly's Lips." As much rollicking fun as it is, Monkey in the Middle's greatest strength is its refusal to condescend to either children or parents. A fine way for parents to turn their children into budding music fans, this album is completely charming for listeners of all ages."
Customer Reviews:
Not for young kids unaccustomed to rock n roll.......2003-06-30
This is a fun CD, no doubt about it. However, be warned that if your young children are not quite ready to rock out, this may not appeal to them. My kids, 5 and 2, are used to the clean and clear pop sounds of the Wiggles. They also love the clear acoustic sounds of Ralph's World. Daddy a Go Go is not like those. This is loose, party rock n roll music reminiscent of an early 60's American garage band -- A sort of "Animal House for kids" soundtrack. I kept expecting to hear "Louie Louie" on this disc. Like that song, the vocals are buried in the mix, so my kids had a hard time hearing the words.
Don't get me wrong, this is a well-made and fun collection of songs. I think I'll just put it away for a year or two until my kids are ready to rock.
Way cool music for way cool kids, AND their 'rents!.......2003-03-22
My Grandkid loves Daddy-A-Go-Go. So do I! Eeek!, July 7, 2000
Reviewer: Chris Curle from Marco Island, Florida
I gave my grandkids Cool Songs for Cool Kids and Monkey In The Middle and
had to get two more for me for my car. John Boydston sneaks in all the fun
stuff from the music I grew up with and delivers it to yet another
generation with good ol' rock n' roll rhythym and style. Love it!s
Great alternative to traditional kids songs!.......2000-07-12
I am a teacher for the Southern Illinios University Head Start program and bought this CD and the Cool Songs for Cool Kids CD during a summer hunt for new music to use in the classroom. I personally loved the rythym and fun lyrics in the songs. My family previewed the CD's at home (I have a six year old daughter)and we danced the night away. There is a song for every child to relate to. I will definitely use it in my classroom. Great job Daddy-A-GoGo!
Hip, musical fun for kids and grown-ups.......2000-07-11
Few kids or parents will be able to sit still while listening to the toe-tapping energy that drives this lively collection of rock songs for today's kids. The lyrics are relevant to the lives of modern children, including a song about the Pokemon craze ("The Fever"), while much of the humor (and there's a lot of it) is timeless. I especially like the funny "Knock Knock" which features kids' voices and a bluesy harmonica in the background. This is more than just silly kids' stuff, though. The instrumental "Got Milk" is a quiet, beautiful piece and "Thank the Farmer" is a thoughtful homage to those who grow our food. The inclusion of "Best Friend" (from the TV show "Courtship of Eddie's Father") is a sweet inspiration. This is a wonderful musical treat for the whole family.
If you have kids .. you should have this.......2000-07-07
My daughter loves this record (whoops... that dates me!) or rather CD .. she loves having her "own music" and I love knowing that it is fun, good spirited and upbeat. Nasty tempers in the car and at home are smoothed over by a promise of letting her listen to "her cd" ... And I like the music, which makes it easier to listen to over and over again ... it's not sappy or stupid and it doesn't talk down to children like some kids music does.
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Sing Monkey Sing
Raging Slab
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Blues Rock
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
Hard Rock
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
Southern Rock
| Classic Rock
| Styles
| Music
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- Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert
- Slabbage/True Death
- The Dealer
- Raging Slab
- Pronounced Eat Shit
ASIN: B000002MAZ
Release Date: 1996-09-24 |
Tracks:
- Should'a Known
- Econoliner
- Never Comin' Down
- Nobodies
- Lay Down
- Gracoius
- C'mon 'N' On
- She Like Ta
- Better
- Wrong
- Gravity
- Checkyrd Demon
- Skull's Ending: The Beginning/Slab Song Sermon/Skyfish#
Customer Reviews:
Disappointing.......2004-04-10
As much as it pains me to say it, Raging Slab really fumbled the ball on "Sing Monkey Sing." The whole thing sounds like a blatant contractual obligation move, with murky production and distressingly tuneless, unfocused songs that go nowhere. Aside from a semi-catchy riff on the opening track "Shoulda Known," there's nary a memorable moment on the remainder of the CD. This is a band that can really tear it up live and most of their other releases are first-rate. Avoid this sludgy mess and go for "Dynamite Monster Boogie Concert," "The Dealer," or their self-titled debut instead.
Average customer rating:
- They only are two dollars
- Unfriggingbelievable
- Smooth & funky rock grooves, tastefully done.
- Smooth & funky rock grooves, tastefully done.
- Sweet as Honeydew!
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Summers in Rangoon
Soul Patch
Manufacturer: Toothless Monkey
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rock
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Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Indie Music
| Stores
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ASIN: B00005USBZ
Release Date: 2001-12-19 |
Tracks:
- Bitter Wind
- Make Me Feel
- Lose My Mind
- Baltic Dungeon
- Drink the Girl
- Fertile Crescent
- If You Relax
- Arabic Ska
- Fear of Love
- Cat Ate Your Song
- That's All
Album Description
This is the debut album for Soul Patch and first release by Toothless Monkey Productions. Right from its whimsically inpired title Soul Patch has created a rollicking, fun, and diverse album with some rocking tunes, offbeat lyrics, and inspired jams. "Summers in Rangoon" was recorded essentially live in a whirlwind 5 day session (with vocals and overdubs added later). The album has the chemistry that you get when old and some new friends get together and spontaneously infuse a little magic into new and original tunes. Give it a whirl, we'll let the music speak for itself.
Customer Reviews:
They only are two dollars.......2005-06-14
Very cool album, my favorite tracks are "Lose My Mind" for the guitar solos and "Arabic Ska" for the pure weirdness/coolness, but the whole CD is full of great jam band tunes. Fans of Phish, Moe, and String Cheese will definitely find something to like with this band.
Unfriggingbelievable.......2002-10-05
If you haven't heard this band yet, you need to buy this CD. You will not be disappointed. From the catchy feelgood jams of "Make Me Feel," to the manic "Arabic Ska," you will hear a satisfying eclectic mix of funky, jazzadelic, fusion-jam pop. So there!! Or you can just buy 5 falafels or half a lap-dance..."Baltic Dungeon" is my personal favorite, but don't miss the classic homage "Drink the Girl." What can I say -- this band is destined for B-i-i-i-i-g thangs!!!!!!!! (Also - I heard they have a HOT new keyboard wizard. Can't wait to catch the act!)
Smooth & funky rock grooves, tastefully done........2002-02-14
From first listen to Soul Patch, you know these guys are special. Obviously not your typical garage band, their diverse sounds and musically complex grooves go down with a spoon full of sugar. Unlike many bands that try too hard to sound "complex" and musically sophisticated, Soul Patch does it naturally; it never sounds forced and it never sounds complex. Musicians will appreciate the technique, while your average listener will love the groove! I challenge anyone to listen to "Make Me Feel" and "Drink the Girl" and not have the choruses ring in your head the rest of the day (but don't worry, its not the annoying ring that pop gives you). And "Arabic Ska" is definitely worth much more than 2 dollars! I promise you that while listening to this album, you will bop your head to the groove. Bypass the luge lessons, but definitely take your Summers In Rangoon.
Smooth & funky rock grooves, tastefully done........2002-02-14
From first listen to Soul Patch, you know these guys are special. Obviously not your typical garage band, their diverse sounds and musically complex grooves go down with a spoon full of sugar. Unlike many bands that try too hard to sound "complex" and musically sophisticated, Soul Patch does it naturally; it never sounds forced and it never sounds complex. Musicians will appreciate the technique, while your average listener will love the groove! I challenge anyone to listen to "Make Me Feel" and "Drink the Girl" and not have the choruses ring in your head the rest of the day (but don't worry, its not the annoying ring that pop gives you). And "Arabic Ska" is definitely worth much more than 2 dollars! I promise you that while listening to this album, you will bop your head to the groove. Bypass the luge lessons, but definitely take your Summers In Rangoon.
Sweet as Honeydew!.......2002-01-23
If you haven't yet cracked open a dark Belgian brew, leaned backed in your favorite comfy chair, and tuned into the sweet sounds of Soul Patch, you haven't lived. "Bitter Wind," "Make Me Feel" and "Arabic Ska" are worth the journey alone, yet this whole album is well-balanced and "sweet funky."
Average customer rating:
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Sing Monkey Sing
Raging Slab
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
Southern Rock
| Classic Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classic Rock
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00005665D |
Product Description
From Rock to Reggae, this would be your child's first alternative-pop-album. For you adults out there, this could be for that child that's within us all.
Ty Stoller Leaps Out with His Debut Children's Album!
This CD comes with a Colorful 37 Page Sing-A-Long Picture Book.
For Song Samples go to the official web-site: themonkeyjungle.com
Average customer rating:
- Check it out for something different
- I know these people and they are crazy
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Sing Monkey Sing
Dew
Manufacturer: Sister Ruby
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Alternative Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000003M56
Release Date: 1996-01-23 |
Tracks:
- Panic Attack
- .410
- Wasted Money and Time Due
- Holidays and Famous Dead People
- Dog That Dances With Lava
- Outlaw
- St. Farnz
- Baby Pool Shimmy
- Humor Is Bad
- Spring
- Good Morning You Idiot
- All About the Breakup
- Reveling in Islets
- Ernie Doesn't Like Us
Customer Reviews:
Check it out for something different.......2002-11-06
I'm just doing this to see if Ann and Jeff are looking at this anymore. It will drive them nuts (well, nuttier). If you are reading this, that means you need to get your latest project out to the public.
I know these people and they are crazy.......2002-11-02
My version of this CD was handed to me personally by Ann and Jeff to see what my reaction was. I was very impressed with their way of combining humor (the front cover and song titles say it all) and their dedication to great playing. My favorite track from this is "Spring". If you ever see it on Amazon[.com], in a store, on Ebay, be willing to pay good money for it. They have just finished their latest project and it comes from high authority (no, not God but close to it)their latest is even better.
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Nietzsche's Monkey
Manufacturer: Object
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Pop Rock
| Pop
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000CA7DAS
Release Date: 2005-02-08 |
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Sing Monkey Sing
Raging Slab
Manufacturer: American
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
Southern Rock
| Classic Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Classic Rock
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000LWWOWY |
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Monkey in the Middle
Daddy a Go-Go
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Children's Music
| Styles
| Music
Sing-A-Longs
| Children's Music
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00008G55I
Release Date: 2000-05-09 |
Tracks:
- Monkey in the Middle
- Birthday Song
- It's Hard to Be a Kid
- Coulda Shoulda Woulda
- You're Not the Bossa Nova Me
- Mommy's Lips
- Girls Are Always Chasing Me
- Thank the Farmer
- Got Milk (If You Want It)
- Zebra in the Kitchen
- Best Friend [From "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"]
- Knock Knock
- Fever
- Song for a Rainy Day [Instrumental]
- You're Not the Bossa Nova Me [Instrumental Mix]
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Monkey Dance
Manufacturer: Penelope Torribio
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Children's Music
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000CA477A
Release Date: 2003-06-24 |
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