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It all started on a long car ride with my two year old niece. She was bored and restless so I started making up songs about her little toy animals to keep her entertained. It worked, so later I would play the songs on the piano and sing them for her. Her mom asked me for a tape (back in the days of cassette tapes, you know, before the turn of the century). So I wrote a few more songs to put on the tape. Then cousins and friends started asking me for copies, so I decided to make a real recording in my studio. With the help of lots of friends, I made “I See a Tiger”. My niece did the cover art, Heather Stanfield (the bass player from Trinket) created the little girl for the logo, and I started my own record label, Sister Trudy’s Music. I started doing concerts for kids and selling my cassettes and cd’s on the internet. I enjoyed it so much and got such good response, I made “Come Join the Parade” a few years later.
You can find out more and buy my children’s cd’s at www.cdbaby.com |
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About Me: Jammin' with Joe Walsh, All Wood and Stones, The Trinkets, My Bio Film: Christmas with the Kranks, Anatomy of a Breakup, Music for Film Kids: Get on the Bus with Roger Daltry, The Wheels on the Bus Video, The Wheels on the Bus Video 2, How I Started Writing for Kids, Performances for Kids Whose Line: How We Made the Shows, My Background in Improv, What's Old is New Again, The Inside Scoop: Q&A, USO Tour, Improv AllStars Worship: My History in Worship, Dream on Sisters |
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