Fiddling Poets on Parade: Alaskan Fiddling Poet Music for kids of all ages
by Ken Waldman

A twenty-year Alaska resident, Ken Waldman has lived in Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka, Nome, Anchorage, and has traveled widely throughout the state. His two full-length poetry collections are Nome Poems and To Live On This Earth, both published by Albuquerque's West End Press. Those books are for adult readers. His previous CDs are A Week in Eek, Burnt Down House, Music Party, and All Originals, All Traditionals. As Alaska's Fiddling Poet, he tours throughout North America, and has been a visiting artist at more than 100 schools in 22 states. (Ken Waldman.)

Track Listings:
1. Little Dutch Girl / Sadie at the Backdoor [2:38]
2. Old Joe Clark [2:49]
3. Name that Tune Medley [1:47]
4. I'd Love to Blues [3:07]
5. Where Poems Come From / Hog-Eyed Man [2:39]
6. Burnt Down House [3:34]
7. The Slurp Song [2:25]
8. Angeline the Baker [4:22]
9. Ah Ha Ha (The Laughing Poem) [1:19]
10. Turkey Gone [3:04]
11. Cluck Old Hen [7:48]
12. Fairbanks Cabin Waltz [2:32]
13. A Week in Eek [3:12]
14. Old Joe Clark (reprise) [2:23]