MP3 Christmas Carol Cats - Silent Night Christmas Music For Cat Lovers

A cat lovers dream. Christmas carol, Silent Night, is 'sung' by a real cat & his friends, The Christmas Carol Cats. No kidding. Animals singing. Christmas Carols. Kid safe too. The whole family will laugh at this comedy Christmas song.

7 MP3 Songs
KIDS/FAMILY: Kid Friendly, SPOKEN WORD: Comedy



Details:
You may recall the first time you heard the barking dogs on the radio 'singing' Jingle Bells. This is very much the same idea, only using cats. Several other Christmas carols (instrumentals) have been added to the CD in order to give you more bang for your buck!

It's hilarious and sure to be a big hit this Christmas season. Get your copy now! Makes a great gift.

About the Artist
Joe E. Daddario is both a musician and sound recording engineer. Using high tech recording techniques, he recorded his cat Jordy meowing. The results were then fed into a digital audio workstation. This allowed construction of the classic Silent Night as 'sung' by a cat.

Singing Cat Lands on National Radio (mp3.com ad)
"Joe E. Daddario wasn't expecting an impromptu recording of his cat to make the playlists of Los Angeles' KROQ or the syndicated Dr. Demento Show. That's what happened when the MP3.com Artist had the creative genius to record Jordy, the now famous feline, singing Silent Night. The song is even being forwarded to Internet music fans.

Singing Cats get Radio Air-Play on the Dr. Demento Show

(Newport Beach, California) The nationally syndicated Dr. Demento show added the Christmas Carol Cats into radio airplay rotation this Christmas season. Children and adults alike will laugh uncontrollably at this classic comedy rendition of an all time favorite Christmas song, Silent Night. It's sung by a real cat. No kidding! His name is Jordy. His group is called The Christmas Carol Cats.

How was it possible to get a cat to sing? Using high tech recording techniques, a real cat was recorded meowing. The recorded 'meows' were fed into a digital audio workstation and mapped to the notes of the song. The result? Construction of the classic Silent Night as 'sung' by a cat. It's hilarious and sure to be a big hit during the Christmas season.