AUDIO CDs
by Greenblatt & Seay


Fiddle Fables
  Deborah Greenblatt
CD: $ 10.00
These fourteen delightful songs explore the trials, tribulations, and lessons that fiddlers often have in common. With the help of the fabulous five-string fiddling, singing, and philosophizing of Deborah Greenblatt you’ll find sound advice for the beginner, for the evolving fiddler, for the brave fiddler, for the fiddler who plays the viola, and even for the fiddler’s families. There are also inspiring stories of real-life fiddlers, teachers, and students.

“Alice Johnson’s Jig,” “It Starts with your Feet,” “Follow the Lead Sheet,” “Have Mercy,” “Old Uncle Dudy,” “Cactus Pete,” “Mary Ann the Fiddler,” “Shopping for a Fiddle Blues,” “Practice, Practice, Practice,” “Flyers on the Wall,” “Gettin’ to the Gig on Time,” “I’m Gonna Fiddle in a Contest,” “Play Harmony,” “Out of Fiddle”

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Floatin’ Along
  Greenblatt & Seay
CD: $ 10.00
“Does it trip preschoolers’ music-and-fun switches? The answer, so far as I can tell, is yes, indeed. This is a homemade, from scratch, warm-out-of-the-oven gift of original children’s songs. Mostly, it’s accompanied by very simple guitar strumming, but there’s also the occasional fiddle, spoons, harmonica and hand-held drum. This reviewer particularly liked the sea-shanty quality of “Bath Time Again” (“I’ll bring my rubber ducky/lather up the bubbles/I’ll bring my rubber ducky/haul away the toys”) and the guileless sweetness of “Floatin’ Along” (“Floatin’ along in your sleep in the middle of a perfect dream... Floatin’ along with the sound of a song your daddy wrote just for you and for me to sing you floatin’ from dream to dream”). These are musical sensibilities in whose capable hands (and hearts) you can feel safe and confident leaving your children.”
- Bill Fisher,
Victory Music Review, October 2001

Many of the lively songs on this CD were inspired by Debby & David’s own two rambunctious sons when they were very little and still cute. To be enjoyed by the whole family. All Songs Written & Performed by Greenblatt & Seay.

“Whenever Mommy’s Cold”, “I Wanna Hear the Sound”, “Ugly Bug”, “What Does a Teddy Bear Eat for Breakfast?”, “Sat on a Cat”, “My Name Is Baby Wilson”, “Bath Time Again”, “Beepin’ Faces”, “Django’s Jacket”, “I Don’t Want No Babies in My Bed”, “Call Me”, “Gonna Getcha Train”, “Railroad Whistles”, “Use the Blues”, “Floatin’ Along”, “Banana Boy”

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Freakin’ Fiddles
  Greenblatt & Seay
CD: $ 10.00
“Greenblatt & Seay play folkish music aimed at a children’s audience. It brings back pleasant memories of Hap Palmer and the days when my children were younger. Their songs are well played, particularly the fiddle work...it does not patronize its youthful audience...This album would be a worthy addition to any preschool or day care’s collection of music, as well as those who have small children in the home. I could listen to those twin fiddles all day long.”
- Allen Price,
Victory Music Review, December 2001

Features luscious twin and triple fiddles, clever lyrics and fabulous vocal harmonies, set to wonderful upbeat melodies that are sure to make you want to dance. All songs written and performed by Greenblatt & Seay.

“It Starts With Your Feet”, “I Adore a Hora”, “Waltzing’s As Easy As”, “Avoca Polka”, “Don’t Sing at the Table”, “Thingamajig”, “Somebodies’ Wives”, “Play Harmony”, “Alice Johnson’s Jig”, “Mary Ann the Fiddler”

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James Whitcomb Riley, The Fiddling Children’s Poet
  Deborah Greenblatt
CD: $ 10.00
Deborah was inspired to craft melodies for some of fellow fiddler Riley’s poems when she realized that the rhythm of the words to “Raggedy Man” matched that of the rhythm of the notes in the fiddle hoedown “Ragtime Annie” and that the cadence of the syllables in “When the Frost Is on the Punkin’” lined up perfectly with the notes in “Turkey in the Straw”. Using these tunes and Riley’s own words from some of his lectures (he toured with Edgar Allan Poe) and letters (he corresponded with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow), Deborah weaves a whimsical glimpse into the world of this famous Hoosier children’s poet.

“At Auntie’s House”, “Give Me the Baby”, “Uncle Sidney’s Logic”, “When the Frost Is on the Punkin’”, “The Funniest Thing in the World”, “The Willow”, “Little Orphan Annie”, “The Raggedy Man”, “Whatever the Weather May Be”, “My Fiddle”, “A Dream of Autumn”, “Arkansas Traveler”, “Best of All”

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Noah’s Ark
  Greenblatt & Seay
CD: $ 10.00
This unique Greenblatt & Seay production is a lively, mini-musical adaptation of the story of Noah and the great flood. David’s words examine the relationships between the ark’s inhabitants from the day they boarded, to the day they disembarked. Debby’s music suggests many of the globes great musical traditions, such as blues, Cajun, calypso, Klezmer, a “Gilbert & Sullivan” style jig, a tango, and even a round. Instruments featured include fiddle, guitar, harmonica, tabor pipe, and baritone ukulele.

“Oh, Noah”, “Noah, Here They Come”, “Who’s Missing”, “Noah Doesn’t Know-ah”, “Economizing”, “Somebodies’ Wives”, “The Day the Rain Stopped”, “Start of the New”, “The Water Recedes”, “Noah, There They Go”

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So Far So Good
  Greenblatt & Seay
CD: $ 10.00
A CD containing a remix of the songs on “Escape Hatch Door” and “Gonna Getcha Train” cassettes. All songs written and performed by Greenblatt & Seay.

“Gonna Getcha Train”, “My Name Is Baby Wilson”, “Django’s Jacket”, “Mississippi River”, “Beepin’ Faces”, “True Love”, “Overalls”, “Cowboy Kid”, “I Don’t Want No Babies in My Bed”, “Rubber Soles”, “Sat On a Cat”, “Avoca Polka”, “Back to Nebraska”, “I Wish I Were a Sailor”, “Same Songs”, “Escape Hatch Door”, “Play Harmony”, “Fixin’ the Furnace”, “Who Will Marry Harry”, “Quack Off”, “Train Songs”, “Acapella in Acapulco”

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The Metropolitan String Quartet’s Christmas Classics CD: $ 10.00
Glorious Matt Naughtin arrangements.

“Bell Carol”, “Lo, How a Rose”, “Ring Christmas Bells”, “O, Shepherds, Leave Your Sheep”, “Oh Come Emmanuel”, “Here We Come A-Caroling”, “Greensleeves”, “Coventry Carol”, “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”, “Listen Lordlings, Unto Me”, “O Holy Night”, “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”

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The Singing Fiddler’s Tune Tape Cassette: $ 9.95
The “Singing Fiddler’s Tune Book” is out of print but a limited number of stereo cassette tapes with those tunes is still available. Includes 44 traditional and original tunes, with lyrics for you to sing, chords, and fancy solos to play, after mastering the basic tunes. The cassette tape is mixed with rhythm guitar on one side of the stereo, and vocals and instrumental solos on the other.

“Boil Them Cabbage”, “It Ain’t Gonna Rain”, “What’ll I Do With the Baby-O”, “Georgia Railroad”, “My Name Is Baby Wilson”, “Cripple Creek”, “Old Joe Clark”, “Sail Away Ladies”, “Back to Nebraska”, “Daddy’s Whiskers”, “Overalls”, “Old Dan Tucker”, “Oh, Mary Don’t You Weep”, “Django’s Jacket”, “Cindy”, “Same Songs Sailors Have Sung”, “Goin’ to Boston”, “I Don’t Want No Babies In My Bed”, “Beepin’ Faces”, “Arkansas Traveller”, “Waving at the Onions”, “Turkey in the Slaw”, “Boil Them Cabbage”, “It Ain’t Gonna Rain”, “What’ll I Do With the Baby-O”, “Georgia Railroad”, “My Name is Baby Wilson”, “Cripple Creek”, “Old Joe Clark”, “Sail Away Ladies”, “Back to Nebraska”, “Daddy’s Whiskers”, “Overalls”, “Old Dan Tucker”, “Oh, Mary Don’t You Weep”, “Django’s Jacket”, “Cindy”, “Same Songs Sailors Have Sung”, “Goin’ to Boston”, “I Don’t Want No Babies In My Bed”, “Beepin’ Faces”, “Arkansas Traveller”, “Waving at the Onions”, “Turkey in the Slaw”

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