Artist description Uncle CB's Kiddie Clubhouse is myself, CB, and some of sweetest friends, my kids. Together we make one heckuva team, so give us a listen, wontcha? :-)

Music Style The hippest Children's music on mp3.com!

Musical Influences David Jack, Issac Hayes, Raffi, Pavorati, Graham Clarke, Sesame Street

Similar Artists Raffi is a close pick

Artist History Uncle CBs Kiddie Clubhouse was formed in the Fall of 1998, when my oldest son, Roger who was 2 and a half at the time, and just getting into my good friend David Jack's work, said that we should make music like David and Raffi with a little Barney and Teletubbies thrown in there. The outcome was the greatest thing that's ever happened in my life, the clubhouse. Since that fateful day in 1998, we have been featured in Hicks Magazine, Reader's Digest, Just For Kids Magazine, and even on an episode of Reading Rainbow! Now that we have settled into our new home in Belle Mead, we are eager to perform with some of the many artists that dwell here, such as the techno wizards Charredbone and Radioactive Jesus, and particularly, the future latin pop star, Julian. Only God knows what the future has in store for Uncle CB's Kiddie Clubhouse, but you can bet it'll be one heckuva ride!

Group Members Uncle CB, my two sons Roger and William, and their neighborhood pals.

Instruments Our computer, my accoustic guitar, and undying love and innocence

Albums "Kidz Rule!" (1999), "CB Does it" (1999), and "CB's at it Again" (Coming soon)

Press Reviews "This is some of the greatest music I've ever heard." -Jimmy, Reading Rainbow"The tone of this music is something the whole family can enjoy," -Frank Dixon, Hicks

Additional Info Check out UNCLECB.COM for the latest news and all the info on the Clubouse

Location Belle Mead, NJ - USA

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