Santa Paws

Santa Paws featured in March 2010 issue of Dog Fancy Magazine!

Dog Fancy Magazine says Hoot ‘n Annie “celebrate this loving, if crazy interspecies relationship with an all-American folksy sound and a liberal dose of wacky wit!”

The magazine raves that “Silent Dog” — our version of “Silent Night” — is a “sure to be holiday classic!”

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Attention Business Owners and Marketing Managers of pet/dog products and services:

We are currently offering these humorous, new Holiday Dog songs–first come first served–for the 2010 Holiday Season.

The songs can be used as a premium to reward customers or sold for a nominal fee. They can be distributed as a full-length CD, a mini CD (recommended), or on a song by song basis. The songs can also be made available for download to paying or prospective customers.

The songs can of course be branded with your company name (customized songs can also be arranged—please call us to discuss details).

Please contact Lisa Mayer at 914-450-6527 or email lamayer@yahoo.com to discuss licensing arrangements.

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A Sampling of our Holiday Dog Songs

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“Santa Paws” features original lyrics to classic holiday songs. Every dog owner and dog lover—and their little dogs too, ha ha!– will appreciate “Ginger Smells”—instead of Jingle Bells,” “Silent Dog” for Silent Night, and many other Christmas Favorites, done, appropriately, doggie-style. We even include dog whistles and barks — so your pets will enjoy listening too!

For Teddy and Kazoo and the other 90 million dogs and their families out there—
Merry Christmas—Enjoy!!

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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.