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The Something of Love

by Purple Fox and the Heebie Jeebies

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Perfect Day 02:40
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Thank You 03:02
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Sorry 05:26
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S'alright 02:35
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A celebration of kindness and sharing, bringing kids and grownups together, an uplifting, meaningful, dynamic album for an instant Perfect Day. Upbeat Reggae tunes with catchy melodies, nostalgic horns, funky bass and sweet guitar solos.

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released July 27, 2018

This is an album for parents and kids alike. Great music with a great message. Mr. Rogers said the most important thing that we can teach kids is to love. It's not that difficult to determine that the appropriate age for this album is all ages. Practice this love and kindness with your kids, or just put the music on and enjoy the tunes. Read on for some back stories on these instant classics!

1. Perfect Day (2:40)
written by Josh Friedman and Jessi Teich
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez and Janelle LaSalle
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
synthesizer: Adam Hirsch
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
percussion: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP) and Madame Freak Publishing, LLC (BMI)

This is the second life for Perfect Day. I collaborated with Jessi Teich on a few songs, but this was my favorite. Inspired by an actual snowstorm that finally passed in Philadelphia where she was while I was in California. I could literally imagine her dog’s tongue blowing in the wind out of the car window. The first version of this song, we had Andre de los Santos Morgan as the featured singer. Once Purple Fox and the Heebie Jeebies was formed, I only had to change one of the lines to make it perfect for our band.

2. We Got It (Our Time Together) (2:38)
written by Josh Friedman and Denis Loiseau
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez, Janelle LaSalle, Sabiné Heusler-Schick, Kenny Schick and Josh Friedman
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP) and Loiseau Publishing (ASCAP)

I wrote this song with Denis Loiseau in San Francisco after one of the West Coast Songwriters conferences. He actually needed a place to sleep, as it was getting late after the conference and we didn’t want to stop writing. Luckily I had an extra bed in my hotel room and we wrote into the night. We had quite a few ideas we were developing with this song, focusing on children’s development and good education. Our Time Together was the original title, talking about how important it is to spend quality time with children.

3. Forever Everyday (2:52)
written by Josh Friedman and Cameron Stymeist
lead vocals: Josh Friedman and Jude Friedman
harmony vocals: Jessica Morgan and Jozy Friedman
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
bouzouki: Josh Friedman
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
percussion: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP) and Seven Billion Publishing (ASCAP)

I have a tendency that every time I see Cameron Stymeist, we end up writing a song in the first few minutes that we see each other. We didn’t get very far from the entrance of the TAXI music conference in LA, before we had written basically this entire song. And it wasn’t too long after that, that I sent off the original demo to Kenny Schick. His horns and Sabiné’s backup vocals stayed for this album version.
I love singing this one with my son Jude on our walks to school in the morning. And if you ever see us play it live, Jude plays a pretty mean solo slide whistle.

4. The Something of Love (5:30)
written by Josh Friedman, Cameron Stymeist, Deborah Rodrigo-Tyzio, and Mike Lounibos
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez, Janelle LaSalle, and Kristen Cardiasmenos
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
music box: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Seven Billion Publishing (ASCAP), Deborah Rodrigo-Tyzio (SoCan), and Southern Angel Music (BMI)

Another one that was written at a TAXI music conference. This one took much longer though. A few hours in my hotel room, Deborah, Mike, and Cameron thought I should change the rhythm in the chorus. But they didn’t hear the horn part I was envisioning. It’s the Something of -Bum-bum- Looove... I had to record a demo of what I was hearing to make it convincing. This one was featured as a TV studio performance in the second episode of Afternoon Snack. The first episode of Afternoon Snack won Hometown Media Awards Best Children's Programming by and independent producer in the nation!

5. Please (I Don’t Wanna Harsh Your Mellow) (4:46)
written by Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, Lucie Blue Duffort, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez, Lucie Blue Duffort, Jude Friedman, and Jozy Friedman
additional vocals: Ryan Roozeboom, Penelope Strong, Emily Strong, and Felicity Strong
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
outro electric guitar: Nic Roozeboom
outro synth: Jim Mallonee
outro drums: Paul Strong
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

This one basically started as a joke between me, Zane Forshee and Benjamin Verdery. When you are polite when you ask for something, there is a much better chance that you will not harsh their mellow. Brett, Kristen, and I developed the music together, and we wrote out the words at a diner while we were listening to the plethora of manners being said between the servers and the people eating, Please, Thank You, You’re Welcome, Sorry, S’Alright. I brought in Lucie to polish the lyrics. I brought in Jim, Nic, and Paul to put the finishing touches on the sonic atmospheres at the end. I love that my progressive rock band Fractal made it on this album!

6. Thank You (3:03)
written by Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, Janelle LaSalle, Jude Friedman
additional harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

A little form of gratitude. Appreciation is the thing to say. I tried to keep this one as simple as I could, but Brett, Kristen, and I can’t help but to put a little adventure in the music. This track really shows off Kristen’s melodic playing in the solo.

7. You’re Welcome (In My House) (2:55)
written by Josh Friedman, Deborah Rodrigo-Tyzio, Mike Lounibos, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Kristen Cardiasmenos, Jude Friedman, Janelle LaSalle, Ariel Estebez, and Lucie Blue Duffort
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone and tuba: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele, charango, acoustic & electric guitar: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
panpipes & percussion: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Deborah Rodrigo-Tyzio (SoCan), Southern Angel Music (BMI), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

I love the double meaning. And yet another that I wrote at a TAXI music conference. Deborah, Mike, and I were waiting for Cameron in my hotel room, so we spit this one out. I love incorporating the Thank Yous at the end. Brett, Kristen, and I brought the music to life. Quite dynamic, really. I love the build, and then… Peanut Butter!!

8. Sharing is Caring (3:45)
written by Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman and Jude Friedman
harmony vocals: Kristen Cardiasmenos, Janelle LaSalle, Ariel Estebez
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
panpipes & percussion: Josh Friedman
music box: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

This was one of the only songs that we wrote the music entirely before developing any of the lyrics. Brett, Kristen, and I wrote this one at Brett’s house. It took 3 sessions to hone the music before we started writing any of the words.

9. Sorry (5:26)
written by Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman and Jozy Friedman
harmony vocals: Kristen Cardiasmenos, Ariel Estebez
additional vocals: Jude Friedman, Ryan Roozeboom, Penelope Strong, Emily Strong, Felicity Strong
spoken word: Jude Friedman
trumpet: Jessica Morgan
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele & synth : Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
panpipes: Josh Friedman
percussion: Josh Friedman and Brett Warren
unintentional awesomeness: Piper Payne
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

Sometimes sharing just doesn’t work. And this is one of the hardest things to say when you know that you have done something wrong. The instrumental break on the end was written in Tiny Telephone studio in San Francisco, in about 20 minutes before it was actually recorded. My daughter Jozy kept bugging me that she wanted to sing part of this song, and in my eyes it became the jewel of the track.

10. S’Alright (2:36)
written by Josh Friedman, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele, charango, percussion and acoustic guitar: Josh Friedman
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI)

Thank you for saying s'alright, after I said sorry. I wrote this one walking home after dropping off the kids at school one day. It really does help to say you’re sorry, when you have done something wrong. Makes you feel better. Incorporated the music from the bridge of Thank You. I brought Brett and Kristen over one day to finalize the simplicity of the song and they wanted to write something complex to play.

11. I Love You, Infinity (For the Possibilities) (3:01)
written by Josh Friedman, Mike Lounibos, Kristen Cardiasmenos, and Brett Warren
lead vocals: Janelle LaSalle and Josh Friedman
harmony vocals: Ariel Estebez
alto and tenor saxophones: Kenny Schick
trombone: Luke Kirley
electric guitar: Kristen Cardiasmenos
organ: Max Cowan
ukulele: Josh Friedman
bass: Brett Warren
drums: Justin Markovits (Plumber Drummer)
boom whackers: Cori Friedman, Josh Friedman, and Jessica Morgan
music box: Josh Friedman
© 2018 by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP), Brett Warren Music (ASCAP), Kristen Cardiasmenos Music (BMI), and Southern Angel Music (BMI)

My goal is to make a new version of this song for each album. I Love You, Infinity was originally written by me and Mike Lounibos. We recorded it on the first Purple Fox and the Heebie Jeebies album, the last track of that album My Purple Fox. For this version, with Mike's blessing, I developed the music with Brett and Kristen. Can you guess what the 3rd version is going to sound like?

electric guitar, bass, and drums recorded at Tiny Telephone Studios in Santa Cruz, CA.
Audio Engineer, Adam Hirsch, produced by Josh Friedman
organ recorded at Max Cowan’s place, produced by Max Cowan and Josh Friedman
all other instruments recorded at Josh Friedman’s studio.
all tracks produced and edited and mixed by Josh Friedman, assisted mixing by Brett Warren.
Mastered by Piper Payne at Neato Mastering in Oakland, CA. Assisted by Chris Hughes.
© 2018 All Rights Administered by Josh Morgan Music (ASCAP)
8th Dynamic Records
artist management by Linda Yelnick
all liner notes written by Josh Friedman
front cover art by Josh Friedman and Jessica Morgan
back cover art by Josh Friedman, Jessica Morgan, Kristen Cardiasmenos, Brett Warren, Jude Friedman, and Jozy Friedman
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Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Purple Fox and the Heebie Jeebies has been brewing hand-crafted progressive funk with sweet, caramelized ear-candy and subtle, nutty reggae overtones, filling a void on the children’s music scene since 2014. Their fourth album, Confidence vol. 1, is scheduled for release in November 2020. ... more

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