Mr. Singer & the Sharp Cookies

Mr. Singer plays to a packed house every week at the Lincoln Park Zoo. His young fans are captivated by his colorful costumes and interactive show. - ABC News John Garcia

...it sounds great! Nice Packaging too. It’s clear that a lot of care went into it. Keep up the great work!...

..You raised the bar so high with your singing Thank you that all I could do to keep up was light my hair on Fire!...
Your Friend,
Dan Zanes
- Dan Zanes

14:55
Mr. Singer and Marius Mustard finish playing
Cartoon Saloon.
SD - “Yeaaaaa! That was great! That was fabulous!
Did you write that?”
MS - “Thank you, yea that’s an original.”
SD - “That was really good!”
SD – “I like the vocabulary.
There are a lot of words in there you want to
lookup or ask your parents what they mean.”
- WLUW Kids Play with Sheila Donlan

We’ve heard rumors that Mr. Singer (with or without his band the Sharp Cookies) was the best around: a talented guitarist whose folksy music set featured music you could bob your head to, a kids’ musician who was more Springsteen and less Old MacDonald. We were not disappointed.
Singer’s clearly a man who loves to perform; he rocked every tune, brandishing his guitar, jumping to the beat and pausing only to use his hokey bandana to wipe his brow. He towered over the more than one hundred assembled to hear him, and somehow exuded a sexy confidence despite his overalls and twirled mustache. The children adored him, and the mamas and nannies in the audience certainly gave him their rapt attention. - the Chicagoist Elizabeth Shapiro

Lots to like about the Sharp Cookies, any band with the Ramones as a major influence is way cool in our book. Besides covering "Rockaway Beach" live, the sharp Cookies dish sweet originals on "Muddy Water Beaver Dam Band."
- Chicago Tribune Lou Carlozo

The only children's music awards decided be by kids, proudly names "Muddy Water Beaver Dam Band" by Mr. Singer & the Sharp Cookies Best REcording for School Age Children.
- Childrensmusic.org