Album Notes

Christine and Shannyn originally recorded this CD in St. Louis during the 08 show. Laughingly called the "Westchester Sessions" they recorded the first laydowns in a stunningly restored turn of the century mansion house in the Forest Park area.

Unfortunately due to an unforeseen computer glitch....way to go Bunnie...the tracks were pretty unuseable due to a really really really annoying low mhz buzz. SO... we decided to re-record at the simply fabulous "Word Of Mouth Studios' in New Orleans.

About this Album:

This record is a bit of a departure from our normal material. For starters, there's only two of us on this recording. Christine and Shannyn wanted to try something a bit different, a bit more vocally challenging, a little more serious.

Both classically trained in voice, Christine & Shannyn were excited and had a lot of fun recording and composing this album. First came the melody, and then they composed layers around it. So, even though you're hearing 6 part harmony, it's just these two!

There aren't any loud & crazy bits, and this is suitable for all to listen to!

(Of course, there is some sillyness on here. We couldn't resist. )

The Alphabet Song
Traditional, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Traditional, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Hush Little Baby
Traditional, Lyrics by S.Kelly,arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Peace Be With You
Hymn, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Ode To Joy
Traditional, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Brahms Lullabye
Traditional, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Everything Possible
Fred Small, Pine Barrens Music

Taps
Traditional, arranged by S.Kelly & C.Johnson

Bonus Track - it's a surprise
Bonus Track: Just simply the best sillyness we could find. That's all!

Of special note: "Everything Possible" was a hard song for Shannyn to get through. It took 3 takes and some verrrry long pauses (for tears). We know, it's a bit...tight sounding. Shannyn says: "This song is so beautiful, it had to go on this album. I hope everyone that hears it, truly hears it. Where would we be if we'd all heard this when we were kids? "