Frizzle and her students on super adventures to learn about science. Based on the best-selling book series of the same name, The Magic School Bus magically transforms into a plane, submarine, spaceship or surfboard to take Ms. Frizzle and her class as they set off on field trips. The Magic School Bus is a animated series that follows Ms. Original Composer - Peter Lurye & Little Richard We highly recommend this.In their latest addition to their "Saturday Morning A Capella" playlist, YouTube channel Triforcefilms has unveiled an a capella version of the The Magic School Bus opening theme tune, which you can watch in the super music video below!: Ian is from Liverpool, and that Liverpoolian magic is certainly in evidence in this thoughtful songwriting. “What more can the heart do but send out a sign.” “The Last Long Dance of Bonnie and Clyde” with its lines like “he was locked in a mirrored box with a sketchbook of full of frozen clocks and a backpack full of broken rocks by his side” chronicles the lead up to a jump, an escape, and a heart dying without making a sound, with notable banjo accompaniment. This song recounts a horrific and sensationalized murder of an 8 year old boy in Brooklyn NY by a complete stranger. Missing the turn that he had rehearsed, he kept on for four blocks or five.” This song takes a twist, as all good songwriting does, and grips your heartstrings. “Leiby Kletzky” “went walking on a blue Brooklyn warm afternoon … his first walk home from school. “Kostya Got A Gun” is a song about a lad with a Russian name who has a gun, and the sorrowful arrangement plays bouyantly while Green sings in a hushed tone.Ī mournful song is up next: “Don’t turn out the light, don’t let me fade out of your sight, Rosaline.” Sorrowful and connects with your weeping heart. And this is the metaphor for our abstract relationship with love that Green calls into focus here. The trajectory of the song feels like the bus just before sunrise opening out onto full glory as the sun finally comes up. “Love Comfort Me” is an ode to love itself, the pensive way we experience love and and the call for love to comfort us. Title track “Song to the Dust” sets the tone: somber, reflective, pensive, this is almost prayerful: “sing a song that you hope will be enough.” It points its finger to the vast infinity of mortality. This album, Songs to the Dust, is the most focused on the dark side of humanity of the trilogy. Songs from the Wheel then considered the fractious and various happenings of different folks, as Green explored various characters and their dispositions and happenstances. In Songs of the Sea the focus was on the common universal experiences of connection and loss from the perspective on a personal level. This album is the last of his trilogy that began with Songs of the Sea which was released in 2021, followed by Songs from the Wheel in 2022. Songs to the Dust was recorded and produced at Metro13 studios, Edinburgh by Marty Hailey and mastered at King Willy Sounds by grammy-award winning engineer William Bowden. Folk singer songwriter virtuoso Ian David Green is releasing a new album Songs to the Dust on October 6.
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