Category Archives: In The News

Source: http://www.svherald.com/content/adam-curtis/2015/01/27/393670 by ADAM CURTIS Tue, 01/27/2015 – 3:32pm SIERRA VISTA— Singing the children’s classic “Apples and Bananas,” Dan Crow crossed his eyes each time he ended the repeating verse with a new vowel sound, sending ripples of laughter through the kindergartners gathered … Continue reading →

by: Kris Adam Santos Stripes Korea published: March 26, 2013 Source: http://korea.stripes.com/base-info/children%E2%80%99s-musician-entertains-seoul-elementary   With humorous stories, inventive songs, and a creative energy, this musician called upon his audience to sing along and use their imagination. Dan Crow, a family musician, played … Continue reading →

Source: The Equinoxer April 09, 1992 | By Martin F. Kohn, Knight-Ridder Tribune. Meet the Equinoxer. Well, not exactly, but it is spring, and there’s a big, new player on the children’s music scene-Sony Kids’ Music, which we’ll call the … Continue reading →

Source: Los Angeles Times July 18, 1991 | CORINNE FLOCKEN | Corinne Flocken is a free-lance writer who regularly covers Kid Stuff for The Times Orange County Edition. Ever talk with a kid fresh off the playground? “Didja see me? … Continue reading →

Source: Los Angeles Times July 11, 2002 | LYNNE HEFFLEY | TIMES STAFF WRITER “There’s gum on the hammer and gum on the broom/And gum on the milkman’s shoe…. ” From “American Gum,” by Dan Crow. Singer-songwriter Dan Crow is … Continue reading →

By MARK KLAAS Auburn Reporter Editor Jul 22 2010 Dan Crow, right, and his sidekick, Dennis O’Hanlon, have been performing music for kids and kin for more than 30 years. Dan Crow’s music taps into a universal language, sprung from … Continue reading →

By Chelsey Kizer Posted:   09/22/2011 03:14:37 PM MDT Updated:   09/22/2011 03:56:48 PM MDT Dan Crow entertained young and old last Monday at Thompson Park. (Advocate photo by Chelsey Kizer) The Julesburg Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) and Julesburg Elementary Parents Academy … Continue reading →