Ziggy Marley “Family Time” CD/iPod Giveaway
May 4, 2009 by Kimberly · 209 Comments
Recently, I was sent Ziggy Marley’s “Family Time” CD to preview. I put it in my CD player and was amazed by how much he sounded like his father Bob Marley. Then, I started to wonder if I had been sent the right CD or not, because the songs that I were hearing were “Could You Be Loved” and “No Woman, No Cry” which I didn’t think were especially appropriate for young kids. I went over to my player in order to look at the titles of the songs on the CD and they were different from what I was hearing. Then, I figured out the problem – I was listening to the RADIO station (that just so happened to be playing a “best of Bob Marley” segment) – I had hit the wrong “play” button. (Oh well, I never claimed to be a technological genius.) So, I went back and started listening to the actual CD. Ziggy Marley does sound a lot like his father, but his “Family Time” CD is much more kid-friendly!
“Ziggy Marley is bringing music to the LITTLE people! He is releasing his first children’s album and has invited some family and pretty cool friends to join him on it. Jack Johnson, Laurie Berkner, Elizabeth Mitchell and Jamie Lee Curtis are only a few of the artists featured on the CD Family Time, in stores May 5th. In addition to some well known classics like “This Train” and “Hold Him Joe” Ziggy has written many original songs on this release which are endearing tributes to his family with many sage words of wisdom for kids.”
Below, you can see the music video for the single “Family Time”:
The great part is that we will be hosting a special “”Family Time” giveaway for four (4) lucky Mom in the City readers!
One (1) Grand Prize Winner receives:
• iPod Shuffle (1GB)
• Copy of ‘Family Time’ CD
Three (3) First Prize winners receive:
o Copy of ‘Family Time’ CD
To enter, please tell me how you make music an important part of your child’s life in the “Comments” section below by May 31st.
(To see other contests & giveaways around the web, visit Contesting Monday or Contest Monday.)
The kids have portable Boom Boxes they carry around w/them and play their cd’s
Choosing the right songs with a good message is important as kids carry this memory and hence the message with them their whole lives.
We like to turn up the music and dance!
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We include music in our bedtime routine and have the kids signed up for music classes
Music is important. Even on Barney and other children shows, there is music. It teaches them the ABCs and is helpful in other ways.
Music has always been an important part of our lives. We love to sign and dance and make songs up to help with learning.
I come from a singing family so music is incredibly important as my kids have grown up with my singing.
it good to have such a thing around . most of us are in need of this thing . thank you
I remember when I first heard Ziggy. Like you, I heard and sensed his father and immediately enjoyed his music!
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