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CD - "Do the Weather Wiggle with Stormin' Bob Swanson"
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Can I mail order? The CD costs $12, and will be shipped free within the continental US. Make personal check or money order payable to "Bob Swanson" and send to:
Bob Swanson
1923 Ware Road
Falls Church, VA 22043
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Tales Behind the Tunes
How Hot is It?- “What’s worse than raining cats and dogs? . . . Hailing taxis!” That's the joke that inspired this silly tune about extreme weather. Thanks Johnny Carson!
The Weather Riddle Song- The first song I ever wrote -- the first step in my musical, meteorological journey.
Snow Day- I’ve experienced the promise of a snow day from the perspective of the student, the teacher, and the forecaster. Note the “Let It Snow” in the harmonica break.
The Tongue Twister Weather Song- Try to keep your tongue untwisted when singing about thermometers, anemometers, and pluviometers.
Old MacDonald Had a Barn- What album is complete without including a song with animal noises. You can’t spell “insomniac sheep” without E-I-E-I-O.
The Ballad of Bob Swanson- I’m no Earl Scruggs, but this tune tells my tale with the help of a banjo.
The Weather Safety Polka- I’m a huge polka fan -- this one delivers helpful safety tips.
Waitin' for Better Weather Blues- We can all relate to that sinking feeling when the forecast goes south and Saturday plans go down the drain.
I’ve Got an Attitude (About My Latitude)- A rap song on mandolin. Special thanks to my brother David, who passed his love of geography on to me at an early age.
The Weather Wiggle- Get up and dance!
Music
Videos
"The Weather Safety Polka"
"I've Got an Attitude (About my Latitude)"
Old MacDonald Had a Barn
Bonus Tracks
These tunes aren't on "Do the Weather Wiggle with Stormin' Bob Swanson," but check out these demo versions of tunes that might make the next CD.
