Barry Peters
Come Over & See Me Sometime
© 2007 Barry Peters
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Children's music from folk to rock that the whole family can enjoy.
tracks
- 1 Come Over & See Me Sometime
- 2 Underwater Sea Creatures
- 3 Call Of The Willy Willy
- 4 Every Little Bubble
- 5 A Seal Holiday
- 6 Papa Murray & His Putt Putt Boat
- 7 See The Brolgas Dance
- 8 Come Come Whaley Whaley
- 9 A Little Birdie Told Me
- 10 Caring For The Coast
- 11 Wallaby Tooth
- 12 Lucky I'm A Droptail
- 13 Weedy Seadragon
- 14 When I Wear This Hat
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“Come Over & See Me Sometime” is the latest release from Canya Dantz, the children’s music of Barry Peters. Barry is the Bob Dylan of the underage music scene. This new album features 14 delightful songs and dances from a rising star.
When little families find a great book, they read it together a thousand times. That is exactly how it is with Barry’s music. He has the gift of capturing the deepest ideas in the simplest words and writing them into songs that are bursting with vitality and fun.
The home of Canya Dantz is Warrnambool on Australia’s South Coast. Barry’s status continues to grow as one of his nation’s principal writers of songs for children and the environment. Committed to people and celebrating life, Barry is an artist worth introducing to every child.
Canya Dantz CD’s are especially for Ages 2-8, but are presented so the entire family can enjoy the experience too.
You can get the full update on all Barry’s work on the web: www.barrypeters.com.au
Quotes:
Sandra - Pre School Teacher
Hi Barry, thank you for your great show. It was different but wonderfully refreshing and interesting. We've been doing all the actions to your songs and this has led us to some very enlightening environmental discussions. Hope the rest of your tour is fun, thanks again, it was great – really great.
Ian Jamieson – ABC Radio
It’s refreshing in this business to meet a man without any desire to be rich and famous and whose songs celebrate life. Someone who recognised immediately central Australian culture of listening.