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Santa Paws featured in March 2010 issue of Dog Fancy Magazine!!!
One of our newest projects, Santa Paws, is featured in the latest issue of Dog Fancy magazine (Page 15). Click on the Santa Paws page for more information and sound clips of the project. As Dog Fancy Magazine says our Xmas song parodies are “guaranteed to tickle the funny bone” and our real-life inspired Silent Dog is “sure to be a holiday classic.”
“An all-A
merican folksy sound, and a liberal dose of wacky wit.”
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Hoot ‘n Annie Are Now Headlining At The Rocking Horse Ranch!
Join us at the Rocking Horse Ranch (“America’s Favorite Family Resort”) in Highland New York for a fabulous Hoot ‘n Annie evening. Please contact the RHR at (800)-647-2624 for exact dates and times.
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Our CD “America’s Greatest Songs” is about to be released!
We are now adding the finishing touches to our newest CD “America’s Greatest Songs.” Featured songs include Old Joe Clark, Cluck Old Hen, John Henry and many other of our favorite American Songs!
All of our weird and wacky instruments are there too!
Click here for a preview!
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Hoot ‘n Annie welcome the newest members of the band-Johnny Xylo and Charlie Re!
The twins (born March 27th 2009) have not yet picked their very own weird and wacky instruments. Right now they are content to simply contribute vocals—mostly to our practice sessions! We look forward to including them on stage in the very near future. Check out their You Tube page “KazooTeddy” for a closer look!
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“Superb Musicians!” Los Angeles Times
“Superb Musicians!”—Los Angeles Times
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Hoot 'n Annie have delighted audiences around the world with their mix of traditional American music, folk songs and humor. They are multi-instrumentalists and vocalists, and between them play the banjo, fiddle, accordion, clarinet, ukulele, cello, drums, washboard, nose flute, slide-whistle, washtub bass, jaw harp, and musical saw. Most times they play a few instruments at once. With various parts of their bodies. While telling jokes. Or doing magic tricks. Or getting you up dancing-- til you need to be hosed down.
They have appeared in various guises on PBS-TV, on National Public Radio, at the renowned Augusta Heritage Festival, and other famous festivals from Canada to Poland, and in prestigious venues like the New Jersey Performing Art Center, the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center, NYC, and at museums, libraries, community centers and schools in over a dozen states from coast to coast.