Beatnik Turtle's Song of the Day

A Public Service Announcement from Beatnik Turtle: Friends don't let friends get the cooties.

When the cook recommends avoiding a particular dish, we'd suggest paying attention. Oh yeah, be nice and pass the word along to your fellow diners.

March 22, 2007 marks the 44th anniversary of The Beatles' debut album "Please Please Me." They liked singing about girls most of the time. They never sang about papasans, but if they did it may have sounded like this.

This one was written for SongFight.

Little do you know/How awesome is the show/From behind you

Most of this song was written and sequenced on various planes at cruising altitude between Chicago, San Diego, Boston, and Atlanta.

This one was inspired by many of our workplaces, and the game Cube Farm, by Cheapass games. It's the first demo of the song, recorded at the cabin in Wisconsin.

Another version of this song was released on our Cheapass Album, and yet another will be on our live album.

One Band. One Year. 365 Free Songs. www.thesongoftheday.com

This song, also from our album Sham Rock which we completed for the 2008 RPM Challenge, is another traditional Irish song unlikely to be similar to ANY version previously recorded.

Another song from our successful attempt to complete an entire album of songs within February of 2007 for Record Production Month (www.rpmchallenge.com). Holmes! pulled out the Devo card to Matt's lyrics and we were only more than happy to oblige.

The pre-release of this album, entitled "All In A Day's Work", is currently available at iTunes.