Put On a Happy Face and Sing
Posted in The Media . The Music by admin
My first album, “Put on a Happy Face and Sing”, has enjoyed great success. First released in November 1990 (and soon to be re-released this summer), it has received great reviews from families with infants and toddlers. The subject matter is everyday activities that children of this age enjoy. The parents and the older siblings enjoy the humor, beat, and lullabies.
Words and Music by: Michael McCabe
Lead and Background Vocals by Michael McCabe
*Joined on WIGA WAGA WOO by Natalie Spehar and Jimmy Chesterfield
All Instruments, recording and mixing by Jack Chesterfield
Produced by Jack Chesterfield and Michael McCabe
Art Concepts and Mechanicals by John P. Nimen
Listen to the Music
Track 1 - Put on a Happy Face and Sing
Track 2 - Num Num Time
Track 3 - Foodioes
Track 4 - Wiga Waga Woo
Track 5 - The Rocker Song
Track 6 - Mary Had a Little Lamb
Track 7 - Going for a Ride
Track 8 - Anybody Up?
Track 9 - Walker Stalker
Track 10 - Bath Time
Track 11 - PJ’s
Track 12 - Sweet Dreams
Track 13 - Mr. Moon
Dr. McCabe,
I had the privilege of owning the tape way back when for my kids and I would love to re-purchase for my granddaughter. Please put me on your email list when ready for distribution.
Thanks!!
Karen Vaughn
HI Karen, I did not see your posting, so I apologize for my late response. I have copies of all my music on CD. I sell them for $10 each, personal check is fine. My most recent project called Mission is also downloadable on the internet at iTunes and a site called CD Baby. Have a Merry Christmas, Dr. Mike
Hello Dr. Mike,
Can I purchase a CD of these songs?
I had a tape of them back in the 80″s when our son was small. He loved to sing along with them. Now
I would like to give them a a gift.
Thanks,
Denise
Dr. McCabe:
I’m in the U.S. Navy stationed in CT. When I was a small child I listened, learned and loved my “Put On a Happy Face and Sing” cassette. 20 plus years later I can still recite many of the lyrics. I have searched high and low for my cassette which seems to be unfortunately lost in time. This is quite upsetting because I have been looking forward to my son, who is now three weeks old, to live and learn from my childhood favorites. Is there anyway that I may be able to purchase another copy of these long lost classics?
Dr. Mike was one of my pediatricians when I was a kid and we had this album and “Kids live here” and listened to it ALL the time. In fact we still sing the whining song whenever any of us in our family get whiny. Now my nephew gets to hear it too!