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Babble Talk Radio Live - Friday May 29 - Listen Here

Brett Singer — Sat, 30 May 2009 16:15:00 GMT

Listen to this week's show right here!

Original post follows.

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This week Famecrawler's Karl Erikson joins me for hilarity and hijinks on Babble Talk Radio.

Remember, we're live at 12:30PM EST on BlogTalkRadio. Just visit the show page to listen in. (NOTE: if you have any trouble with that link, try this one.) If you want to be on the air with us, call (347) 996-5362 while we're live, and then you'll be on live with us! You can also "call in" using your computer, and interact with us via the show chat room. (If you can't be there live, I'll post the archived show on this page later in the day.)

Topics include: writing about celebrities and their kids, and this wacko Baby Fashion Convention that Hannah told us about. And if you call in or join the chat room, you can suggest a topic for us. So tune in!

Babble Talk Radio with Madeline Holler

Hey Look! Mom Is On The Net!

SNL Mother's Day Skits

Classic Mother Songs For Mother's Day

Finish Line - Creepy Cakes, Sesame Street, And Much More

Brett Singer — Sat, 30 May 2009 02:56:00 GMT

It was a short week for some, but on Strollerderby we were wicked busy, as they say in Beantown.

Here's a bit of what went on here the past few days:

Shannon called this one the "Post Most Likely to Send You Running for the Tissues This Week." Check out Paper Girl Delivers Food and Shelter to Haitian Family and see if you agree.
On a much lighter note is Jeanne's handy travel guide for the Big Bird lover in your life: Three Ways To Get to Sesame Street This Summer.
Sunny's post Creepiest Baby Shower Cake Ever is self-explanatory. But it still has to be seen to be believed. (Warning: it will take you a long time to UN-see this thing.)
Madeline wins the "title of the week" award with her post Sonogram Cufflinks for Father's Day ... or a Pro-Life March.
Speaking of breast milk (how's that for a transition?), Cole told us about a guy who actually said, "If I have a lactating daughter, why not take advantage of her?" He has cancer and is using the mommy milk as treatment. But I do question his choice of phrasing. Decide for yourself at WATCH: Man Drinks Daughter's Breast Milk to Cure Cancer.
As for me, I was astounded at the number of people who watched the season premiere of that reality show about the people who have all those kids. Share my amazement at Jon & Kate Plus 8 Premiere Snags 9.8 Million Viewers.
Finally, a plug for Babble Talk Radio, which this week featured myself and Famecrawler's Karl Erikson. You can listen to the whole show right here, and we'll be back live again next Friday.

Babble Podcast for January 26, 2009 (now with a working player)

Brett Singer — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 03:41:00 GMT

Here is the ninth Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.    Quick news update:
- Obama goes after Limbaugh, kind of.
- Rod Blagojevich (who I've decided to start calling B-Rod) is just a bundle of fun
- The Dark Knight did not get nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. Some guy in his mother's basement is weeping.
2.    The Week in Blog
- Linda Ellerbee, mini cameras (not Mini-Me), and Jason Wu.
3.    Comment of the Week
- Sarcasm? Or something else?

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- Los del Río, Macarena

Posts mentioned:

Linda Ellerbee Says Kids Should Skip School To Watch Inauguration

Parents Criticize Schools for Celebrating Inauguration

Parents Who Waited Decade to Report Son Missing Now Murder Suspects

A Camera for the Mini Photog

Star Baby: Who is This Caped Crusader?

What Should Malia & Sasha Wear to the Inauguration?

Sasha Gives Barack Obama a 'Thumbs Up'

Video: Obamas' Inaugural Ball First Dance & Michelle Wears Jason Wu

Explicitly Nude: Madonna's Photo Up For Grabs

Other posts worth reading:

Sarah Palin Says Leave My Kids Alone

Morning News - Obama, Limbaugh, Cheese

Third Printing For Obama/Spider-man Comic Book

VIDEO: O'Reilly Upset About Two Year Old Bashing Bush

Is The Peanut Allergy Scare Overblown?

Past Podcasts

Babble Podcast for January 12, 2009

Brett Singer — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 03:24:00 GMT

Here is the eighth Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1. Quick news update:
- Barack Obama is a celebrity? How about Bristol Palin?
- Al Franken won – maybe.
- The Jets didn’t make the playoffs, which is worse than the Giants losing to the Eagles. Not much worse. But worse.
2. The Week in Blog
- A six-year-old driving to school alone, extra nipples, and Jett Travolta.
3. Comment of the Week
- Nobody ever claps for parents. Today, we fix that.
4. The Last Word
- The Wii Fit lets me work out in my living room, away from the freaks at the gym.

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:
- The Knack, My Sharona

Songs mangled:
- Led Zeppelin, Immigrant Song

Posts mentioned:

Parents Wait a Decade to Report Missing Child

Six-Year-Old Drives Himself to School After Missing Bus

Mom-to-Be Has Two Vaginas, Two Uteruses

Tripp Palin's Name Explained

Extra Nipples, Anyone?

Yup, This is a Fairy Door

Sasha Obama Brought Something Ugly To School

Update: John Travolta Son's Death Details & Statements

John Travolta's Son Dies

Funeral For Jett Travolta In Ocala

Stuff You Never Thought You'd Say -- Winter Edition

Other posts worth reading:

UPDATE: Kid Kissing A Pig - The Musical

Should Homeschooling Parents Be Certified?

Mom Saves Kids From Sinking SUV

More News About Missing Child Adam Herrman

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for December 15, 2008

Babble Podcast for December 8, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 24, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 17, 2008

Babble Podcast for December 15, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 13:12:00 GMT

Here is the seventh Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.    Quick news update:
       - Shoes thrown at the President. It's not funny. Well, it was a little funny. And strange.
       - Big time fraud report: Bernard L. Madoff, Marc S. Dreier, and Rod Blagojevich.
         Rod isn't really a fraud case, I guess. But it fits.

2. The Week in Blog
- Kid hangs with an orangutan, a medic alert bracelet that's fashionable, Kerri Russel stripping.Well, not stripping exactly. Strips down. Whatever, just listen.

3. Comment of the Week
- Can we tie Rod Blagojevich to Obama? No? Can we try?

4. The Last Word
- Memo to McCain supporters: he lost. Obama won. Election's over. Deal with it.

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- Hey There Delilah, Plain White T's

Just the one this week, but it is an epic tale of true love between a New York Yankee third baseman and one of the most popular pop stars of all time. Both of whom have young kids and should probably stop being so irritating in the public eye. All the time.

Posts mentioned:

Toddler Befriends an Orphaned Baby Orangutan

Bronx, Zuma Don't Make Top 2008 Baby Names List

A Guy’s Take on Stay at Home Moms and Dads (Part 1: The Cons)

Babysitter Made Pornographic Film With 2 Year Old

Students Watch Autopsy of Teen From School

Sweet Angel Child's Bracelet

Stuffed Alphabet Set

Stylish Medical Alert Bracelet

Details: Keri Russell Strips Down

Confirmed: She's Pregnant!

Kate Winslet Keeps Nude Scenes Real

Morning news: What's the Matter with Illinois?

Half Price Toys at Target

Other posts worth reading:

Movie Review – "Delgo"

Announce Your New Addition With Panties: Male Perspective

New Zealand Girl Treated Successfully With Cord Blood

Rite Aid Says They Will Stop Selling Expired Baby Products

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for December 8, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 24, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 17, 2008

Wee Hairy Beasties - Holidays Gone Crazy!

editors — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:03:00 GMT

Remember discovering the Mekons on a mix tape with that super cool friend your parents told you to never, ever get in a car with? Luckily a lot of our favorite bands from our youth (and before our youth) are putting out music for the kiddos so you can bond over juice boxes and robot tunes. The Wee Hairy Beasties (led by Jon Langford of the aforementioned Mekons) have been on the kid music scene for awhile now bringing some much-needed hoot and holler to the genre. And the kids love them, see how much here.

The Beasties Holidays Gone Crazy release brings more fun into the alt-country rock kid music scene, as one might expect where the lead singer calls himself Cyril the Karaoke Squirrel (other members include Marjorie the Singing Bee and Monkey Double Dippey). We especially like “Dinosaur Christmas” which manages to feel like a traditional Christmas song while incorporating the term “Santasaurus” seamlessly into the merry-making. - April Peveteaux

Listen to some tracks on the Wee Hairy Beasties MySpace page.

Get Holidays Gone Crazy at Amazon.

Babble Podcast for December 8, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 04:25:00 GMT

Here is the sixth Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.    Quick news update:
       - Barbara Walters' Most Fascinating People may not be all that fascinating
       - Plaxico Burress. Oy vey.
       - The Senate race in Minnesota is starting to sound like one of Al Franken's SNL sketches

2. The Week in Blog
- Pregnant 1 year old, Cream Booties and Britney Spears. Not all at once.

3. Comment of the Week
- Might want to re-think those rules for your son, dude.

4. The Last Word
- Political Correctness is back!

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- REM, Stand
- Billy Joel, Captain Jack
- Movin' On Up, Theme Song from The Jeffersons

Posts mentioned:

Pregnant 1-Year-Old

Calculate the Odds You'll Get Divorced

10 WORST. BABY. PRODUCTS. EVER! (Part 2)

Top 10 Black Friday/Cyber Monday Baby Products

Cyber Monday Deals: The Complete List of Online Discounts

Brookstone Item That's Truly Useful for Parents

Organic Cream Booties

Video: Britney's X Factor "Womanizer" Performance! Hot!

Chris Brown Dumps Pregnant Rihanna?!!?

Brad To Apologize To Jen For Cheating (Little Late Now Isn't It)?

50 Rules for My Unborn Son

Other posts worth reading:

Do You Take Your Baby Bar Hopping?

They Say: Get Some Sleep or Die

Explaining Plaxico Burress To A Seven Year Old

Suri Cruise: Most Powerful Child On The Planet

Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for November 24, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 17, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 10, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 24, 2008

Brett Singer — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:59:00 GMT

Here is the fifth Babble Podcast. A little late this week, sorry about that. The kids wanted food and stuff -- very inconvenient when you have editing to do.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.    Quick news update: Ted Stevens loses, Twilight is the top movie, and Artie Lange's Too Fat To Fish is the number one book.
2.    The Week in Blog: Bill O'Reilly doesn't know what a panda is, Angie says sorry, and no more ham soda for Christmas.
3.    Comment of the Week: Never moo at a nursing mother.
4.    The Last Word: A suggestion for Denis Leary.

Posts mentioned:

Oops! Sex Positions Booklet Accidentally Handed Out to Kids

10 WORST. BABY. PRODUCTS. EVER! (Part 1)

Morning News: The Second Thing Michelle Said After Obama's Historic Win

Does This Look Like a Panda to You? Bill O’Reilly Thinks So.

Little Miss Giggles

Frog Prince Coat-Hook

Jones Soda Tones Down the Disgusting for 2008 Holiday Packs

She's Got Legs: Sarah Palin Sunbathing

Michelle Obama To Oprah: "Back Off!"

Angelina Apologizes To Jennifer For Stealing Brad

Let's Play The Super Obama World Video Game!

Things You Should Never Say To A Nursing Mother

Denis Leary Puts Autism Comments In Context

Other posts worth reading:

Maybe The 80s Are Retro

Babble's Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide

Disney Pulls Hannah Montana Diabetes Episode

Is Barack Obama Anti-Video Games?

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for November 17, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 10, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 3, 2008

Babble Podcast for October 27th, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 17, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 13:00:00 GMT

Here is the fourth Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.    Quick news update
2.    The Week in Blog
3.    Comment of the Week
4.    The Last Word

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Ohio
(This is a weird one, I admit it. The show I'm talking about is Diff'rent Strokes.)

Posts mentioned:

Matt Lauer Talks To Sarah Palin In The Kitchen

10 Things You May Not Know About Pregnancy (and might shock you)

UPDATE AGAIN: Palin Prepper Defends The Gov

Arkansas Adoption Ban Passes, Fails to Eliminate Queers and their Spawn from the Earth

What Did Sasha Obama Wear on Election Night?

Big Deal: 70% Off Pottery Barn Kids Clothes!

Behold the Dream Coat

Who Is Barack Obama? 50 Things You Didn't Know

Rihanna Pregnant With Chris Brown's Baby?

Angelina Jolie Pregnant Again (Ya, And Pigs Fly)

Last-Minute Baby Namers

Other posts worth reading:

Alex Rodriguez Writing Love Poems To Madonna

Teacher Has Affair With Student, Parents Say Keep The Door Open

Disney Pulls Hannah Montana Diabetes Episode

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for November 10, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 3, 2008

Babble Podcast for October 27th, 2008

Babble Podcast for November 10, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 02:00:00 GMT

Here is the third Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.   Quick news update
2.   The Week in Blog
3.   Comment of the Week
4.   The Last Word

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- Mamma Mia, Abba
- Only The Good Die Young, Billy Joel
- Welcome to the Jungle, Guns N Roses
- Copacabana (At The Copa), Barry Manilow

Posts mentioned:

Do Men Really Have a Pregnancy Fetish?

Morning News: Yes, He Did!

Sarah Palin Gets Pranked By Canadian Radio Hosts – Video

Star Kid: What Did Malia Obama Wear On Election Night?

How to Get Something (Free) for Conception

AirborneMini Tuning: The Ultimate In Pimp-My-Bugaboo Stroller Style

Is Brad Pitt Cheating on Angelina?

Vanity Fair: Kate Winslet Bares It All

Ashlee Simpson Gives Birth?

The View Feud: Who Goes? Joy Behar Or Elisabeth Hasselbeck?

Other posts worth reading:

UPDATE AGAIN: Palin Prepper Defends The Gov

Mississippi Students, Postal Worker, Punished For Wearing Obama Shirts

Have you ever told your kids to shut up?

11 names for private boy parts

Unusual toddler gifts

Past Podcasts:

Babble Podcast for November 3, 2008

Babble Podcast for October 27th, 2008

Exclusive Track from Dear Edwina: A Musical Comedy!

editors — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:45:00 GMT

You may not know who Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich are, but if your kid loves music, you oughtta learn. These two ladies are one of the best songwriting teams in children's theatre (or any kind of theatre); they did the award-winning Junie B. Jones musical, and they're currently working on the Broadway adaptation of Ever After. Their next show slated to premiere in New York is Dear Edwina, a musical comedy about a Midwestern girl who hosts an advice-giving show in her garage. It opens on November 16th at the Daryl Roth Theater in Union Square. Check out one of the play's many delightful songs after the jump! -- Gwynne Watkins

Hola Lola.mp3

Babble Podcast for November 3, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Here is the second Babble Podcast.

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

On today's episode:

1.   Election update
2.   The Week in Blog
3.   Comment of the Week
4.   The Last Word, my opinion on something

Notes on this podcast:

Songs parodied:

- Bob the Builder theme song
- Insane in the Membrane, Cyprus Hill
- Rock Me, Amadeus, Falco
- GI Joe theme song

Posts mentioned:

Banana Dildo the Latest in Stupid Kid Crap

Flip Flopping on Palin's Kids

Sad Animals Are Also Super Cute: Emo Animals Photo Gallery

Palin Plays the Race Card, Badly

Morning News: Palin's Had Enough of the Clothes (and John McCain!)

Breaking News! Obama Was a Pirate!

An Election Kids Can Get Behind

Big Deal: Old Navy Halloween Costumes for $5.00

Move Over American Girl There’s a New Doll in Town

Jennifer Hudson Murders: Police Looking For William Balfour

Jennifer Hudson's Family Killed, Possible Kidnapping

Jennifer Hudson's Family Confirmed Murdered; Nephew Kidnapped

Elisabeth Hasselbeck's "Great Ameri(Mc)Cain Hero" Shirt Irks Viewers

Photos: Bono Cozying Up With Bikini-Clad Teenage Girls!

(image source: PBS)

Other posts worth reading:

Babble Podcast for October 27th, 2008

Sarah Palin Gets Pranked By Canadian Radio Hosts – Video

N-Word Flies at Palin Rally

Why Are The Grown Up Costumes For Women So Slutty?

Babble Talk: The Candidates Health Plans

Which Candidate Has The Best Name?

Jay Thomas Reunites With Out of Wedlock Son

Palin Speaks Out On Special Needs Trusts

They Say: More Children Have Allergies

Obama doesn't say I love you anymore

Another non news photo

They say: no one with a uterus should vote for McCain

Is a happy ending massage cheating?

They say: McCain not thrilled with Palin and she wants to run in 2012

Best political shirt ever - Everyone Poops

Babble Podcast for October 27th, 2008

Brett Singer — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 01:54:00 GMT

Here is the first Babble Podcast for your listening pleasure.

This is a new thing I'm trying out. If you're not familiar with podcasts, it's basically radio, but on a computer. It's also downloadable, which means you can also listen to it on your iPod or other portable audio player whenever you like. (Despite the name, you do not have to listen to podcasts on an iPod. Here is a link to an explanation of podcasting if you are interested.)

You can either listen right here

or download the MP3 file by clicking here.

Since this is a new thing, I'd love to hear your feedback. Please leave your comments right here on this post and let me know what you think.

This week's episode:

1.Topics I'm working on for Strollerderby
2.The Week In Blog, the top posts for the previous week
3.Comment of the Week

Posts discussed in this podcast:

7 Awesome Halloween Costumes for Pregnant Chicks

Morning News: Pregnant With Palin

Palin's Ohio Rallies Reveal Frightening Misconceptions about Barack Obama are Alive and Thriving

GOP Shows Obama With Fried Chicken and Watermelon

The Office's Dwight Schrute Crash "Tests" An Orbit Stroller

See Kai Run – Boots for Fall & Winter

Joe the Plumber: Republican Plant and Relative of Charles Keating?

Sarah Palin Does Porn: Video

PlumberGate: Joe The Plumber IS Related to Charles Keating, and Also Owes Back Taxes!

(image source: PBS)

Other posts worth reading:

Babble Talk: The Candidates Health Plans

30 Rock Premiere Online A Week Early

Jay Tomas Reunites With Out of Wedlock Son

Palin Speaks Out On Special Needs Trusts

Flip Flopping on Palin's Kids

Have you ever told your kids to shut up?

11 names for private boy parts

Unusual toddler gifts

Free song from Shrek the Musical

Brett Singer — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:00:00 GMT

DreamWorks seems to have decided that they will try and squeeze every last stinking dollar out of their mega-popular "Shrek" franchise. Coming next month: a Broadway musical. If you want to get an idea of what it will sound like, here's a free track.

Called "I Know It's Today", it is sung by Leah Greenhaus, Marissa O'Donnell & Sutton Foster.

Count me among the people who don't really get the fascination with the entire "Shrek" enterprise. The first move was all right, I guess, but hardly the brilliant satire that audiences and critics seemed to think it was. (Oooo! They made fun of "The Matrix"! How edgy!) The next two films felt very slapped together, and the fourth is unlikely to be better.

Judging by the photo of Brian D'Arcy James as the titular ogre, it looks like the makeup will be good.

How's the song? Fairly standard Broadway fare. I'd say below average. But maybe you'll feel differently.

Source: shrekthemusical.com

image: BroadwayWorld

Woman changes her name to Cutout Dissection.com

Have you ever told your kids to shut up? (only when they say "Dad, can we see 'Shrek the Musical'?")

Magic Garden out on DVD

Scrooge McDuck explains inflation

Banned Books Week: Where's Waldo?

The unhealthiest food ever

Baby Penis Album only five bucks

Brett Singer — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 14:00:00 GMT

Thanks to Mike's brilliant post linking to the NPR interview with the kid who is nekkid on the cover of Nirvana's breakthrough CD, I will forever think of 'Nevermind' as The Baby Penis Album. (Kids, "albums" were these shiny black things with a hole in the middle… oh well, whatever, never mind.)

If Mike's post made you nostalgic for the nineties (that was a really tough sentence to write), you can do it fairly cheaply: Amazon has the MP3 version of Nevermind on sale for only five dollars. (I'd say something about Amazon being the man who sold the world, but that's a different album.)

I myself did not smell the teen spirit when Kurt Cobain's magnum opus took the world by storm in 1991, but at these prices, maybe I'll check it out. Who says I'm not hip?

image: Amazon.com

The Baby Penis Known Around the World

More stuff YUPPIE parents like

Return of the son of stuff YUPPIE parents like

How to be an annoying camp parent

Jobs you don't want – Camp Parent Liaison

Stuff White Parents Like

When playgrounds attack, the sequel

The Dark Knight -- parents strongly cautioned (to go see it)

Hip Hop Friday with video: Secret Agent 23 Skidoo

editors — Fri, 02 May 2008 19:03:00 GMT

Easy by Secret Agent 23 Skidoo

Our fave in the bunch, this dad with the super cool name decided there had to be a compromise between the adult hip hop world and the sugary sweet kid music choices. Secret Agent 23 Skidoo’s new record Easy hits the mark with lyrics that don’t shout "this is kid stuff!" even while referencing robots. No choreographed tunes for your rowdy rhymer, this MC is about freestylin’. He’s also about keeping things positive and we think he got it just right with Gotta Be Me! Check out this vid.

Hip Hop Friday with mp3s: The Dino 5

editors — Fri, 02 May 2008 14:47:00 GMT

Let’s hear it for a well-rounded music education for our kiddos! Baby Mozart was followed by Stones v. Beatles, then you moved on to indie and alt-country and now it’s time for the hip hop. Luckily some kid musicians are also tuned into the new break dancing movement for the under-10 set and are bringing the noise to get your kids rhymin’ and freezin’. We’ll be releasing mp3s to your house all day. - April Peveteaux

Baby Loves Hip Hop presents The Dino 5

The Dino 5 are a power quintuplet steered by super producer and performer Prince Paul with members of Jurassic 5, the Roots, Digable Planets and eMC. These luminaries are committed to making music fun for the littlest fans of the hip hop by telling a prehistoric tale of five dinosaur friends. Check out the most head-bobbable tune, the Dino 5 Theme here :

BabyLovesHiphopIntro.mp3

Vote for Thaddeus Rex in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest

Brett Singer — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 14:30:00 GMT

Thaddeus Rex, who has been compared to David Bowie, Monty Python and Dr. Seuss – all in the same review – is a Grand Prize Winner in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. What does this mean? It means that he has a chance to win the Children's Song category, which gives him a shot at $20,000 and a really sweet Apple Computer setup. But to win, he needs your votes.

Here's the deal: go to this page. Click in the "Children's" box, and vote for Thaddeus' song, "I Will Always Follow You." You can vote every day from now until April 26th. To hear T-Rex's tune, click here. Remember, he's a Grand Prize Winner, but he still needs your votes to make it to the next round.

T-Rex also has a new album out called Shakin' In Chicago. For the unitiated, there are two free tunes from his first two CDs that you can download here.