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The Best Kids Music CD!

Paula Miller | San Francisco, CA | 10/13/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the best kids music CD we own. All three of my kids (ages 1 through 7) love listening to it. The best part of it is that I enjoy it too. Of course I have all the original Beatles records, but this CD does such a great job of introducing the kids to this music that it's fun for me and my husband too. Like another reviewer said, my kids weren't interested in the real Beatles recordings before. But after listening to this for a while, they are starting to enjoy both - The Bingo version and the originals. What a great idea. What a great album. I wish they would do the same with other groups. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED."

Great Stuff!

Gregg Swenson | Miami, Florida | 04/22/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I love this album. My kids love to listen to both the original Beatles and these versions. They especially love to listen to other kids singing! These versions seem to be made with the highest quality in mind and with respect for the orignal versions. After we got this album my children were dancing around and singing along. They request it over and over and the nice part is that it is also great for my wife and I to listen to (more so than other kids albums like The Wiggles). I highly recommend this album."

Cool versions of Beatles classics sung by kids and adults

MarkChristian | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 09/11/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I'll admit right now that I'm single and I don't have any children, so perhaps I am not the best person to review this. But I have to say that I really enjoyed hearing these versions of 15 Beatles songs sung by both adults and a chorus of 6 children. On most of the songs the kids provide choral support, but on a few of the tracks, the kids handle all of the vocals. And they handle them quite well. In addition, the instrumentation and production (handled by longtime Philadelphia musicians Brian and Scott Bricklin---Bricklin, Martin's Dam, Four Way Street) are first rate and give the album a very professional, polished feel. Scott Bricklin and Jim Boggia handle the adult vocals and one of them (I'm not sure which) is quite adept at sounding remarkably like John Lennon.



All of the children sing great and sound as if they are having a fun time in the studio. A special shout-out has to go to Robert Pellechio, Jr. one of the 6 "Bingo Kids" who provides a stellar vocal solo on Octopus's Garden and who provides a little Beatle-related coda after the last track. (I won't tell you what it is, but I will say that true Beatle fans will certainly chuckle when they hear it!)



All in all, a very nice first venture for this new label from Philadelphia, PA."