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Ideas for songs that would be appropriate for kids at a ballpark

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Anything but "Thunderstruck."

 

 

Sorry but that is the song that the Freedom closer Mr. Cody Castle comes out to when he's called out the of bullpen.

 

 

I'd say anything by the Jonas Brother's, Hannah Montana, the Cheetah Girls, or anything off the High School Musical I or II soundtracks would work.

 

I played a Hannah Montana and a HSMII song today but didn't think of the others. THANKS!!!

Sorry but that is the song that the Freedom closer Mr. Cody Castle comes out to when he's called out the of bullpen.

 

You should gently note to him that A) it's a terrible song and B) he should get something original, as this tune gets beat to death at every single HS baseball and football game across the country. If he wonders why, tell him Jim Schue said so.

You should gently note to him that A) it's a terrible song and B) he should get something original, as this tune gets beat to death at every single HS baseball and football game across the country. If he wonders why, tell him Jim Schue said so.

 

The mantra of BGP.:ylsuper:

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The only time it gets played at the games is when he comes in to close a game.

What about Wild Thing? I know it gets played alot, but kids like it.

Check into some of the Kids Bop cds. They kids would love to hear other children singing.

How about the Bunny Hop?

 

 

On a side note, I work with the son of the author of the beloved Hokey Pokey song. I found this out a couple of months ago. I just thought it was interesting.

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I'm probably going to go the route of the Kids Bop stuff. I've got a bunch of Pepsi bottle caps saved up so i'll use them to "buy" enough songs to have one or two of those CDs.

 

Thats pretty interesting about the Hokey Pokey stuff.

What about Wild Thing? I know it gets played alot, but kids like it.

Check into some of the Kids Bop cds. They kids would love to hear other children singing.

How about the Bunny Hop?

 

 

On a side note, I work with the son of the author of the beloved Hokey Pokey song. I found this out a couple of months ago. I just thought it was interesting.

 

^ and that's what it's all about.......:p

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^ and that's what it's all about.......:p

 

On a side note, you location is very funny but awesome....we're two of a kind in liking the Reds AND Yankees. LOL.

A topic near and dear to my heart. The Kids Bop stuff is bad IMO.

 

Here are my thoughts:

 

Baha Men - Move it Like This

Mr. C - The Cha Cha Slide

Smash Mouth - All Star

Counting Crows - Accidentally in Love

Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting

Hoku - Perfect Day

Jump 5 - Spinning Around

1910 Fruitfum Company - Simple Simon

Sammy Davis Jr. - Candyman

Drake Bell - Makes Me Happy

Marcia Griffin - Electric Slide

Theme from Hawaii Five O

Song from Madagascar - I like to Move it Move it.

Taylor Swift - Our Song

 

Black Lace - Agadoo (actually just go to Amazon and buy a Black Lace CD lots of fun covers and other weird stuff that is catchy enough for kids, but adults can tolerate).

 

I can probably think of others if you want, but let me know if any of these work for you. I would be curious to know.

Jack Johnson- Curious George Soundtrack.....Very Summery

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