Ruth Dallas Rich
"Still Okay To Dream"
Kids: Recordings for Children
"God's Playhouse"
2002
Nominated for a
"Shai"Award.
A collection of kids' songs, all about the goodness of the big world. Imagination, creation, shooting stars, backyard circuses, curious animals, and people with smart ideas.
Heard here: Tyler Dallas, Tara & Nick Bradbury, (Holly Bradbury on the front cover) Denise Tangedal, Elisa Holm, Nicole Willemsen, the X-treme Theatre Choir, and my hubby, as Einstein.
Doxology is Public Domain. I Wonder, The Playhouse, E=MC Squared: by Ruth Dallas Rich
"Sing Noel!"
2005
Eclectic Christmas music for kids from 1 to 92. Featuring Nick Bradbury on "We Three Kings." My kids appear as the grown-up Rich Von Family Singers, on "Lost on a Christmas Tree Farm." (Based on a true story about the time our family went to buy a Christmas tree, and we were all too short to see over the tops of the evergreens).
Ken White and Matt McDaniel on guitar. Joel and Tim on bass and drums. Choir: Tara Bradbury, Christy Farion, Sarah King, Elisa Holm, Sarah Rush, Emma Rush, Nicole Willemsen.
We Three Kings and Huron Carol are Public Domain. Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep by Irving Berlin. Lost on a Christmas Tree Farm by Ruth and Bob Rich
Songs for Pioneer Pacific Adventure Camp 2006-2014
The King's Parade
by Ruth Dallas Rich
Vocalists: Megan Chila, Maddie Davis and Chelsea Davis.
Servants of Aslan
By Ruth and Bob Rich.
Xtreme Theatre Choir. This was our first year at Pioneer Pacific and the theme was "The Chronicles of Narnia."
Can't Wait
By Ruth Dallas Rich
The Lord's Prayer: A round in three parts.
"House on Hope Street"
This was my first, experimental batch of songs for children, complete with tape hiss. Recorded, using a funky Casio keyboard and a 4-track reel-to-reel. We didn't have our garage/studio set up yet, so we taped the songs in the upstairs bedroom of our house. 1995 was the year eleven year old Tim got his first, addictive taste of music producing. I convinced him to do snappy patter in between tracks, for which he may never forgive me.
House on Hope Street and Tobi
by Ruth Dallas Rich
Can we Get a Dog?
by Ruth and Tim
"The Sidekicks"
For a couple of years, Suzy Gemmell and I were the children's music duo, "The Sidekicks," or "Two Checks" & "Shifflebang." Suzy played her ukulele and harmonica, and I lugged along my traveling keyboard. We had a lot of fun singing together and telling stories. Unfortunately, I don't have a recording of our performances for kids, but you can buy Suzy's grown up album on CD Baby. She is mega talented:
