Album Notes

Scott’s tuneful, imaginative "Safety Town" album is built to seat the entire family. ChildrensMusic.org has named "Safety Town" 2006 WINNER in the category of Best Recording for Younger Children! “Safety Town” – the place where everyone wears a helmet, is ultra-safe -- and ultra-polite! “World Wide Web” – a colorful tongue-twister about the medium that’s taking the world by storm! “She’s a Prime Number” – a whimsical, waltz-time ode to the pristine world of the prime number. “Chicken Major” – the funky, dance-inducing ditty where chickens help teach the musical notes of the major scale. “Your Pencil’s Eraser is Lonely” – Country ballad about the plight of the eraser (“Eraser’s stuck on a one-way street, staring up your nose, while the lead sits in the cat-bird seat, writing fancy prose...”) “Let’s Get Metric” – this protest anthem exhorts fellow Americans to jump on the metric system bandwagon! “Pets Have Feelings Too” – a John Lennon Songwriting Contest Finalist. “Figures of Speech” – a tuneful trip down the road to metaphor, simile, and other fun figurative destinations. "Free Time" - "I've got some free time, I've got all day to spend, I've got some hours here to lend, I've got an ear you can bend..." Let's summarize: The “Safety Town” album is a spirtied, sing-along family affair with smiles and laughs for humans (and pets too) ages 0 to 99+. Get this CD today!