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　　Boynton rocks! So does Blues Traveler, who perform a

stomping version of the title song, a moody rock journey that

Boynton wrote especially for them. And then there's Alison Krauss

with "Evermore." And Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme - really - who

do the "Boring Song." The Spin Doctors, who channel rock's

rebellious side - with a taste of punk - for "Tantrum": "No No No,

I don't want to, I don't want to. No no no, I don't want to, no no.

Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave Me Alone." And the sweetly

unexpected pairing of "Weird Al" Yankovic and Kate Winslet (yep,

Kate Winslet) as a duet singing "I Need a Nap." Full of attitude,

full of fun, all lit up with star power, and boasting a variety of

top 40 styles - rock and roll, blues, hip-hop, and power pop - "Dog

Train" is the third book - and - CD production by Sandra Boynton,

following the No. 1 "New York Times" bestselling, Grammy-nominated

"Philadelphia Chickens" and the recently re-released "Rhinoceros

Tap". Like "Philadelphia Chickens", "Dog Train" features all

original songs recorded by a mix of big-name acts and great voices,

for the pleasure of the parents as much as the kids. Packaged

similarly to the previous Boynton and Ford recordings, "Dog Train"

is also a full-color book that features a portion of each song's

lyrics set as a little story, accompanied by Boynton's irresistible

hippos, cows, dogs, and more dogs. Full lyrics appear in the

back.

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　　Sandra Boynton has been a bestselling Workman author for 25

years. She's written the New York Times bestseller

Chocolate: The Consuming Passion, the national (and

New York Times) bestselling musical for the whole family,

Philadelphia Chickens, the phenomenally successful Boynton

on Board series (led by Barnyard Dance!), and the

one-of-a-kind Grunt, the sublime collection of

Pigoroian chant. All told, her books have over 15.3 million copies

in print, a number that will already be out-of-date when you read

this. She lives with her family in western Connecticut.^Michael

Ford, Sandra Boynton’s esteemed collaborator on Philadelphia

Chickens and Rhinoceros Tap, is a classically trained

composer and pianist, with a long detour in Progressive Rock

performance. He and his family live down the road a spell from

Sandy.

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　　From Publishers Weekly

　　Starred Review. The creative team that so cleverly presented

musical theater for kids with the star-studded recording

Philadelphia Chickens is back—this time with a mostly rock-and-roll

romp, and another stellar cast of musical talent. Blues Traveler,

replete with John Popper wailing on his harmonica, rides the rails

for the driving title track about, yes, dogs on board a midnight

train where "Kittycats are not allowed/ .../ their ears in the

breeze/ .../ Their cold, wet, happy,/ quiv'ring noises outside."

Mark Lanegan takes the octave down a few notches with his deep and

bluesy rendition of "Sneakers" about the favorite footwear that's

both comfy and quiet. The 1960s British invasion star Billy J.

Kramer sounds every bit up-to-date as he blasts off on the

spaceship song "Cow Planet." And who would've thunk that actress

Kate Winslet and novelty performer "Weird Al" Yankovic could pull

off a sunny and theatrically emotive duet on "I Need a Nap?" There

are no clunkers here; other highlights include numbers by Alison

Krauss, Spin Doctors, Hootie and the Blowfish and Steve Lawrence

and Eydie Gorme (hilariously singing the "Boring Song"). A knockout

listen, in all the best ways, for the whole family. Like the songs,

Boynton's book showcases her signature zippy sense of humor and

loveable critters. It also includes complete lyrics and music for

each number and brief profiles of all the performers. All ages.

(Nov.)Note:There is a Q&A with Sandra Boynton in the November

10 Children's Bookshelf newsletter.

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　　From the Back Cover

　　Oooooo! From the team that brought you Philadelphia Chickens—It's

an all-out rock album for children! and for vintage children!

　　"The train goes nowhere, but it goes there fast."

　　From Boynton & Ford, here comes DOG TRAIN...energetic, moody,

and unpredictable new songs written and illustrated by the

energetic, moody, and unpredictable Sandra Boynton. And performed

by the most unusual mix of legendary musicians imaginable—

　　Spin Doctors throw a Tantrum

　　The O.K. Chorale presents Thus Quacked Zarathustra

　　Blues Traveler rocks the Dog Train

　　Mark Lanegan sings Sneakers

　　Billy J. Kramer narrates & sings Cow Planet (3

episodes)

　　Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme croon Boring Song

　　The Bacon Brothers and Mickey Hart clang Pots & Pans

　　Kate Winslet and "Weird" Al Yankovic sing I Need a Nap

　　Alison Krauss sings Evermore

　　John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting sings Penguin Lament

　　The Phenomenauts rock out (Don't Give Me That) Broccoli

　　Rob Hyman and Eric Bazillian perform Dragonfire

　　Doshie Luther sings Wave Bye-Bye

　　Hootie & the Blowfish rock and rock Rock to Sleep 54

　　Great performances, great music, great illustrations—now arriving

on Tracks 1 through 17. All Abooooooard!

　　From School Library Journal

　　PreSchool-Grade 2–This collection of songs erupts with energy,

humor, and a strong dose of rock n roll. Like the authors

Philadelphia Chickens (Workman, 2002), the book has a spread for

each song–a colorful, cheerful illustration and excerpts of

lyrics–followed by complete lyrics and musical scores at the end.

An About the Artists section includes a photo and biographical

sketch of each artist who performs on the accompanying CD. As she

did for Chickens, Boynton has brought together an impressive

assortment of talent, including Kate Winslet, Blues Traveler, and

the Bacon brothers. Train stands apart from the earlier title for

its stronger rock edge and narrative thread. Interwoven throughout

the album are three songs about the quest to discover Cow Planet,

beginning with an homage to 2001: A Space Odyssey. Boynton captures

a childs perspective of tantrums, naps, and daily life. A poignant

Penguin Lament by John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting asks, Can

anyone small…be anyone serious? The toe-tapping Wave Bye-Bye

immediately grabs listeners with its lively tune and a childs

earnest desire to leave an adult party. Smart, funny, and

encompassing a variety of music styles from Broadway to Sinatra to

alternative rock, the book and CD together deliver enjoyable

reading and listening for both children and adults.–Suzanne Myers

Harold, Multnomah County Library System, Portland, OR

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