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              FISH/LITTLE FISH2000 Release
 
 Big 
              Fish Little Fish
 Swimming In the Swimming Pool
 This Side of Heaven
 K-A-T-I-E: The Name Spelling Song
 Lazy Susan
 Shoulda Had a Helmet
 Snowboarding
 Make a Tent
 Betcha Don't Know
 Ho Ho Ho Merry Halloween
 "Singer-songwriter-guitarist 
              Williams dishes up an easygoing, feel-good collection of folk-tinged 
              originals on his first children's recording. The title track sets 
              the kid-centric mood with its simple philosophy: "Big fish 
              eat little fish in the ocean and the bay/Big fish eat little fish 
              every night and every day/Big fish eat little fish that's what they 
              say/But I hope the little fish get away." Other selections 
              - "Snowboarding," "Swimming in the Swimming Pool," 
              and "Make a Tent" - focus the spotlight on some famous 
              kid pursuits. Young listeners will be eager to try substituting 
              their monikers in the lyrics of "K-A-T-I-E (The Name Spelling 
              Song)," a deceptively simple ditty that draws listeners into 
              an enjoyable exercise in counting, spelling and singing along. And 
              listeners will have a good chuckle at "Merry Halloween," 
              in which Santa gets his dates mixed up and arrives on October 31. 
              On a more serious note, "Shoulda Had a Helmet" recounts 
              the story of a child who has seen the light about wearing a bicycle 
              helmet after suffering a bad fall. Guitar, banjo, strings, accordion 
              and percussion instruments are skillfully woven throughout, adding 
              appeal to the proceedings. All ages." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
 "...Williams 
              has a terrific singing voice...a very good album...will engage all 
              children."SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL
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