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Tuesday
Feb192008

Video: "Home" - David Tobocman

As you might expect, I get a lot of e-mails from people who make kids music. Sometimes they include links to their own website (which I often peruse, if briefly) or perhaps YouTube videos. I've long since learned not to keep my expectations too high, which makes the occasional discovery that much more fun.

I'm clearly not the only person David Tobocman has e-mailed to let people know about his video for his song "Home," but that won't stop me. [Note: Tobocman let me know he hadn't yet e-mailed people, only the artist, and her post generated the viral popularity thus far...]

Tobocman's a southern California musician, and "Home" reminds me of nothing so much as the wistful songs on the soundtracks from another southern California musician, Randy Newman. The illustrations of Valerie Walsh make an excellent match. It's a great little video.

David Tobocman - "Home"

You can listen to samples from all of Very Helpful Songs here.

Reader Comments (2)

This one became an instant favorite of ours. I was thinking of Fastball singing "Desperado", but yeah, no doubt it's very Randy Newman, too.
February 19, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterEric Herman
Hooray for David Tobocman's new children's album! I hope he continues to create music for kids... and for those of us who are young at heart.
February 25, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterGwendolyn

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