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Ginger Hendrix, Macaroni Boy Eats at Chez Shooby Doo – You don’t need a studio full of musicians to make a winning kids CD. This Southern California mom shows how much you can do with just a guitar. Like the best lyricists, her wit is sometimes broad for the kids and sometimes sly for the adults. The last tracks, recorded live at a local preschool, are templates for people leading their own singalongs.



Amy Davis lists our CD as one of her Top 10 kids and family albums of 2006.

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Amy Davis - The Lovely Mrs. Davis Tells You What to Think (Dec 13, 2006)
Stefan Shepard lists Macaroni Boy Eats at Chez Shooby Doo as one of his favorites of the year: "Hendrix is the family clown, who tells it like it is."

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Stefan Shepard - Zooglobble's Favorites of 2006 (Dec 2, 2006)
MACARONI BOY EATS AT CHEZ SHOOBY DOO made the BEST OF 2006 list of

KIDS AND FAMILY MUSIC from the good folks at Fids & Kamily.



Judges included a host of nifty names in indie kids music:

* Gwyneth Butera, Gooney Bird Radio
* Bill Childs, Spare the Rock, Spoil the Child
* Kenny Curtis, XM Radio
* Amy Davis, The Lovely Mrs Davis Tells You What To Think
* Scott Eirinberg, The Land of Nod
* Fran Grauman, About Kids’ Music
* Clea Hantman, Small Ages
* Gregory Keer, Family Man Online
* Molly Ledford, Lunch Money
* Belinda Miller and Hova Najarian, Greasy Kid Stuff
* Stefan Shepherd, Zooglobble
* Mindy Thomas, XM Radio
* Bryan Townsend, The Pokey Pup
* Warren Truitt, Kids Music That Rocks

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"I love to find moms making great kids' music. And I love it even more when those moms turn out to be smart, funny, and cool – the kind of mom I would want to hang out with at the park or at soccer, if only she would have me. . ."

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Like Bill Cosby, there are a number of male kids' music artists with a broad sense of humor -- Trout Fishing in America, Robbie Schaefer, Daddy-A-Go-Go, the list goes on. The number of female kids' music artists whose broad sense of humor is apparent in their songs is much smaller. In fact, Laurie Berkner might be the only name that comes to mind, and one name isn't really a list. But with her debut, Macaroni Boy Eats at Chez Shooby Doo (2006), Ginger Hendrix is here to make it a list.

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