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My 5-year-old son, Sweet Pea, has definite preferences when it comes to music, and he has from the time he was an infant. He’s never had a lot of use for most of the music made especially for little kids (though he is a fan of They Might Be Giants). The problem with most of the treacley fair they offer for children is that doesn’t feature any electric guitar. He prefers bands that, in his words, “rock out.”
( When the evening comes around and its time to hit the town where do you go? To Rock and Roll! )
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My 5-year-old son, Sweet Pea, has definite preferences when it comes to music, and he has from the time he was an infant. He’s never had a lot of use for most of the music made especially for little kids (though he is a fan of They Might Be Giants). The problem with most of the treacley fair they offer for children is that doesn’t feature any electric guitar. He prefers bands that, in his words, “rock out.”
( When the evening comes around and its time to hit the town where do you go? To Rock and Roll! )
