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MP3 Daddy A Go Go - Grandkid Rock
16 MP3 Songs in this album (41:03) !
Related styles: Kids/Family: General Children''s Music, Kids/Family: Children''s Pop, Mood: Upbeat
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Why does the music of Daddy a Go Go resonate so positively with the young’uns? I have a pretty good idea. These songs are simply FUN. That’s a quality that should be a given with music aimed at kids, but I’ve noticed in some circles there’s an adult tendency to try to hammer home important messages or teach big lessons or over-intellectualize matters to the point where the fun is sometimes an afterthought. Such concerns don’t weigh down loony tunes like “Eat Every Bean and Pea,” “Ants in My Pants,” “For Those About to Walk (We Salute You)” or the others compiled on this album, and that’s exactly why the ornery boy inside me loves ’em so much. They’re giddy and goofy, full of stupid puns and silly jokes, ridiculous rhymes and funny offhand references that may or may not fly over the head of any given six-year-old, but it doesn’t matter because I believe, if nothing else, KIDS KNOW FUN!
So, it seems, does John Boydston. The Atlanta-based musician plays the sort of twangtastic pop-rock that’s been a cornerstone of rock ‘n’ roll since the music’s rambunctious youth, with an enthusiasm that’s entirely contagious. Intent on bringing the party to a family-friendly, kid-oriented level, he founded Daddy a Go Go a dozen years ago when his own sons were five and three, the boys surely providing inspiration for many of the earliest Daddy A Go Go songs. Now they’re teenagers and play in the band! Gee whiz, where did the time go? Where’d my hair go? And why is Boydston re-releasing these fifteen choice cuts culled from DAGG’s first six albums? Pretty simple. He realizes his intended audience turns over every few years, as children grow up and move on so quickly. Before you can blink, a new generation of potential Daddy a Go Go fans romps into action. Why not polish up some of the best gems for the new kids in town? Believe me, these songs should be one of your kids’ (or grandkids’) musical landmarks. Because they ain’t gonna look back and thank you for buying ’em Wiggles records.
-- Jeff Clark, Stomp and Stammer Magazine
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