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Prolific folk-rock and children's music duo composed of guitarist Ezra Idlet and bassist Keith Grimwood. Although they made themselves known with catchy, silly songs suitable for children (but certainly listenable for adults), many of their albums also include more serious folk-rock and sometimes country fare. Despite being a total [[No |
Prolific folk-rock and children's music duo composed of guitarist Ezra Idlet and bassist Keith Grimwood. Although they made themselves known with catchy, silly songs suitable for children (but certainly listenable for adults), many of their albums also include more serious folk-rock and sometimes country fare. Despite being a total [[No-Hit Wonder]], they're prolific enough to have garnered four Grammy nominations. |
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* [[Must Have Caffeine]]: "What I Want Is a Proper Cup of Coffee". |
* [[Must Have Caffeine]]: "What I Want Is a Proper Cup of Coffee". |
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* [[New Sound Album]]: ''Over the Limit'' was their first album not explicitly composed of children's songs. From that point onward, they began alternating between children's songs and more serious folk-rock. |
* [[New Sound Album]]: ''Over the Limit'' was their first album not explicitly composed of children's songs. From that point onward, they began alternating between children's songs and more serious folk-rock. |
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* [[No-Hit Wonder]] (Although [[Funday Pawpet Show]] fans would disagree) |
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* [[Nobody Loves the Bassist]]: Discussed and inverted in "The Day the Bass Players Took Over the World". |
* [[Nobody Loves the Bassist]]: Discussed and inverted in "The Day the Bass Players Took Over the World". |
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* [[Vocal Tag Team]]: They split the vocals about 50/50, although Ezra usually takes the ballads. |
* [[Vocal Tag Team]]: They split the vocals about 50/50, although Ezra usually takes the ballads. |