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Piano Man : Aloha
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Genre: Kids/Family: General Children's Music
Release Date: 2003
Aloha Record Label: Creative Souls Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Popcorn Poppin' 2:04 Album Only
Locked Inside the Candy Store 2:57 Album Only
Brilla Brilla/twinkle Twinkle 1:02 Album Only
New Trampoline 2:18 Album Only
Take Me Out to the Ballgame 1:46 Album Only
Imagination 3:49 Album Only
Fuzzy 2:14 Album Only
I See the Moon 0:42 Album Only
Kye Kye Kule 1:47 Album Only
Each of Us Is a Flower 1:15 Album Only
Aloha 2:40 Album Only
A Star 3:54 Album Only
Another Girl 3:00 Album Only
Baby Just Takes Me Away 3:14 Album Only
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Album Notes

Tim Williams, a California musician/educator/recording artist, has been entertaining youngsters ever since his son Jacob was born in 1992. He sings and plays music at many pre-schools, mainly in the Sacramento Valley and surrounding foothills. He and his wife and three children (Molly, Olivia, too) make their home nearby. They love to play music together.

He loves the idea that children look forward to his visits to their schools. “You never know which ones will be diving into music head first later on. Even the most reluctant kids seem to sing the songs when their parents pick them up, according to Mom and Dad. I’m very happy that these schools and parents have chosen for me to share music with their children.”

This debut effort begins with fingers snapping and ends with shouts for his youngest daughter, Olivia. Between the two are songs that are familiar and songs that take you to new places.

Showing a bilingual side, he sings “Twinkle Twinkle” (#3) in Spanish, and revives the Swahili call-and-response “Kye Kye Kule,” (#9) with children’s voices lending a hand.
Try the clever quandary of “Locked Inside The Candy Store” (#2), and see how many different types of sweets you can find.

A favorite of many young ones is his romping tribute to the family’s “New Trampoline.” (#4) “Fuzzy” (#7) is a heartfelt and humorous look at a child’s wish for stuffed animals and what happens when the seams aren’t what they….seem. The title track, “Aloha,” (#11) brings a decidedly island feel to the party, and is the perfect finale for this group of tunes, except for the fact that The Piano Man wanted to include the three special songs he wrote for each of his children when they were very young. Listen to the tender “A Star” (#12), written for Jacob the day he was born. Groove to “Another Girl” (#13), his ode to the new “woman” in his life, little Molly. And, finally, the jazzy love letter to Livi, #14, “Baby Just Takes Me Away.”

The Piano Man
Aloha (2003)

Tim released this album, Aloha, on his own recording label, Creative Souls Records.

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REVIEWS

teacher
author: Paula
My class loved the song, Aloha, from your CD. They would break into song as they completed work.
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Painomann is guud
author: musicguy3
i furst heard thu cd and i thout the musik was guud.!!! I think he shud make a movie about kids and music... that would bee really cool. i would watch a lots of times
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Good music for kids and adults.
author: MusikMom
This is a zippy CD that has some fun songs on it. My son loves the trampoline song. I'm especially drawn to Imagination. The songs are easy to listen to, as they are easy to visualize.
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