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La La Brooks
As the lead singer of the 60s girls group The Crystals, Brooks was the voice on hits Rolling Stone Magazine declared as two of the “500 Greatest Songs of All Time” – Then He Kissed Me and Da Doo Ron Ron, produced by Phil Spector. Featured vocalist on track #3, Feed the Meter of Love and track #10, We Prefer the Chrysler. |
Marshall Allen
An American free jazz and avant-garde jazz alto saxophone player, Allen is best known for his work with Sun Ra and leading The Sun Ra Arkestra since 1995. Allen recently celebrated his 99th birthday in Philadelphia. Featured on alto saxophone on track # 13, Ode to Pretzel. |
Rebecca Pitcher
An American musical theatre actress, Pitcher is primarily known for her role as Christine Daaé in the Broadway adaptation of The Phantom of the Opera. You will not miss her "Slurp the Noodle of Life" high Cs on track #8, The Gran Gaboo. |
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Allyson Briggs
From Carnegie Hall and Jazz at Lincoln Center to the Rainbow Room and Birdland Jazz Club, Briggs has brought her incredible voice to lead Fleur Seule to delight audiences around the world. Featured in the duet on track #11, Sweet Patootie Pie. |
Sonia De Los Santos
Born in Monterey, Mexico, De Los Santos was nominated in 2019 for a Latin Grammy® with her second family music album titled ¡Alegría! and has been hailed by Billboard as “one of the Latin Children’s music artists you should know.” Featured as the lead vocalist on track #7, Dreamers. |
Villalobos Brothers
An award-winning family band, Villalobos Brothers are acclaimed as one of today’s leading Contemporary Mexican ensembles. They have performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Latin Grammy Awards. Featured as the instrumentalists and arrangers on track #7, Dreamers. |
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