Kids

Tthe sweetest sounds in the world is the sound of children singing, especially talented kids! Listen to them whenever you want to feel uplifted. What a wonderful way to worship! This is high quality music, well put together, and the kids sound great.

The Who's 1979 movie documentary, The Kids Are Alright, is widely regarded as one of the best documentaries of a rock group ever released. And with good reason – at 99 minutes in length, it features the perfect blend of songs, interviews, and interesting non-music clips from the early '60s, up until Keith Moon's untimely death in 1978. But what really holds the viewer's interest for the duration are the band's continuously fiery performances – The Who was long-considered "the world's greatest live act" for good reason. The opening out-of-control clip, "My Generation" from The Smothers Brothers TV show, was shocking stuff for the time (the mid-'60s), while live takes of "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again" from Shepperton Film Studios in '78 are among the finest and most energetic live rock performances ever captured on tape. Also included is footage of the band's show-stopping set at Woodstock, early European TV appearances, "A Quick One" from The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, and a hilarious early-'70s band interview where Keith Moon and Pete Townshend trade witty banter. The Kids Are Alright is a thoroughly entertaining must-see for fans of The Who and rock & rollers everywhere.

The New Trocaderos is an alliance between Kurt Baker, with Brad Marino and Geoff Palmer from The Connection. On this digital single the guys continue doing flawlessly good old-fashioned Rock And Roll. If you have like their previous work - you will definitely dig it. No doubt!

Don’t Let The Kids Win courses with the aching current of alt-country and indie-folk, augmented by Jacklin’s undeniable calling cards: her rich, distinctive voice, and her playful, observational wit.

Universal Music Presents Classic Kids Party. Must have for all Pop Kids lovers, when Avicii, Jonas Blue Ft. Dakota, Philip George, The Black Eyed Peas, 9 Seconds Of Summer, Ellie Goulding filled with the contrast of this selection.