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Big Jeff : Warm For the Winter
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Songs of snow and celebration for the whole family!
Genre: Kids/Family: General Children's Music
Release Date: 2009
Warm For the Winter
Big Jeff
Record Label: Big Jeff Music
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  • Download Album (MP3) - $9.99

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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Warm For the Winter 2:08 Album Only
2. Hot Cocoa 2:35 Album Only
3. 8 Candles (Plus The Shammes) 2:27 Album Only
4. Disco In the Snow 3:28 Album Only
5. Cover 1:09 Album Only
6. Sleepy Bears 3:34 Album Only
7. Small Flying Reindeer In the Sky 2:52 Album Only
8. Blue Sculpture of A Cow 4:04 Album Only
9. Pachelbel's Jammin' In D 2:24 Album Only
10. Celebrate In Your Own Way 2:12 Album Only
11. Everybody Wins 1:17 Album Only
12. Habari Gani (A Kwanzaa Tune) 4:08 Album Only
13. Happy New Year, Everyone! 2:08 Album Only
14. People Around Me 3:40 Album Only
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Album Notes

For his fifth family CD, Big Jeff has created a cycle of fresh new songs for the frosty holiday season, designed to help everyone stay “Warm for the Winter.” Children can watch the snow fall outside while singing along to the title track, or the rocking “Hot Cocoa” or the danceable “Disco in the Snow.” “Sleepy Bears” is a lilting lullaby, perfect for hibernating. The holiday songs include “8 Candles (plus the Shammes)” a Klezmer-powered Hanukah number, “Small Flying Reindeer in the Sky,” which inspires young ones to gallop along on Christmas Eve, and “Habari Gani,” translating the universal principles of Kwanzaa from Swahili to English over a driving African beat.

To bring this multi-layered, multi-genre, multi-cultural music to life, Big Jeff enlisted some top-notch talent. “Warm for the Winter” was recorded and mixed by grammy-winning engineer John Seymour, whose credits include U2, Dave Matthews, and Santana. It features the Chops Horns (Alicia Keys, the Police) and Bob Lynch (Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes) on keyboards. Jeff’s friendly, melodic singing and guitar playing keep his playful lyrics front and center. It all adds up to a spirited new seasonal offering!

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REVIEWS

This Man Understands Children
author: SteveR
                            
My son and I have been big fans of Big Jeff for years. He just keeps getting better and better. There is indeed a warmth in this collection of songs that comes through in his voice, the instrumentation, the melodies... . "Disco" and "Hot Cocoa" are high-powered humor (I would never have thought of singing about Hot Cocoa in heavy metal, but I wish I had!), "Blue Sculpture of a Cow" is a wonderful, quirky tribute to a true friend, "Habari Gani" a lovely way to "translate" an African song for young American ears, and finally, "People Around Me" is a masterpiece for young or old audiences, a deeply moving and textured mantra of love.
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