BOBBY
GOLDSBORO
MUSIC.com
FOR CHILDREN
EASTER EGG MORNIN’ (1991)
VHS: Family Home Entertainment
Book and Cassette: Kid Rhino #R4 70427
Songs:
Easter Egg Mornin’
This Bunny Likes to Ride
Stay Awhile and Visit
I’m Gonna Be Famous
How Will They Know
SNUFFY, THE ELF WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS (1991)
VHS: Family Home Entertainment
Book and Cassette: Kid Rhino #R4 70476
Songs:
Where Do You Go
Just a Little Pinch of Sand
Snuffy’s Goodbye Song
Elves’ Work Song
Snuffy’s Theme
LUMPKIN THE PUMPKIN (1991)
VHS: Family Home Entertainment
Cassette: Kid Rhino #R4 70477
Songs:
A Frightful Night for Halloween
Lumpkin’s Wish
Witches Have to Be Scary
Lumpkin’s Theme
STINGER, KING OF THE BEES (1991)
VHS: Family Home Entertainment
Book and Cassette: Kid Rhino #R4 70478
Songs:
Stinger Theme
When You’re All Alone
Tougher Than I Look
THE BOY WHO BECAME A FROG (1993)
Comes to Life
A CAT NAMED BOB (1993)
Comes to Life
THE ADVENTURES OF CHEZE AND KWACKERS (2000)
aka THE ADVENTURES OF CHEZE AND QUACKERS
BOOK 1
Noah and the Ark
David and Goliath
THE ADVENTURES OF CHEZE AND KWACKERS (2000)
BOOK 2
Jonah and the Whale
Daniel in the Lion’s Den
THE SWAMP CRITTERS OF LOST LAGOON (1995)
52 Half-hour Episodes
Official Website: www.SwampCritters.com
Other:
THE ADVENTURES OF KIDD ‘N’ KABOODLES (1989)
Episode One: What the Heck are Kaboodles?
MURRY KRISMOOSE (1991)
THE GREAT POOCHINI (2004)
Original song used for Palm Beach Opera promotional tie-in with Gary Clement’s book to encourage children to attend opera.
THE LEGEND OF JOE BIMINI (2006)
Many years ago one Christmas, Bobby Goldsboro was driving with his then small children from their home in
Nashville, Tennessee, to his parents’ home in Dothan, Alabama. To entertain the youngsters on the long
journey, he told them every traditional holiday story he knew. Eventually, he ran out of the standards and
began to make up an original Christmas story, and it was very well-received by his kids. This sparked Bobby
to consider writing for children everywhere.
Over a decade later, Bobby made the conscious decision to seriously pursue the idea. In 1983, he stopped
his popular music recording and concert performances, and concentrated on children’s projects. “Snuffy, the
Elf who Saved Christmas,” was the fruition of the story Bobby had told his children those many years earlier.
It became a storybook with accompanying audio cassette, narrated by Bobby and featuring original songs.
“Easter Egg Mornin’” became the first animated video project, and became a very successful annual broadcast
on The Disney Channel cable television network. Several other titles followed, culminating in “The Swamp
Critters of Lost Lagoon” live-action series, which still airs in America and around the world.
Nashville, Tennessee, to his parents’ home in Dothan, Alabama. To entertain the youngsters on the long
journey, he told them every traditional holiday story he knew. Eventually, he ran out of the standards and
began to make up an original Christmas story, and it was very well-received by his kids. This sparked Bobby
to consider writing for children everywhere.
Over a decade later, Bobby made the conscious decision to seriously pursue the idea. In 1983, he stopped
his popular music recording and concert performances, and concentrated on children’s projects. “Snuffy, the
Elf who Saved Christmas,” was the fruition of the story Bobby had told his children those many years earlier.
It became a storybook with accompanying audio cassette, narrated by Bobby and featuring original songs.
“Easter Egg Mornin’” became the first animated video project, and became a very successful annual broadcast
on The Disney Channel cable television network. Several other titles followed, culminating in “The Swamp
Critters of Lost Lagoon” live-action series, which still airs in America and around the world.
The series is currently being shown on TCT Kids, a TCT Ministries
channel. The shows can be seen on TCTKids.com, with several
episodes archived for on-demand viewing. Click here or on the
logo at left for information.
The shows are also airing on Smile of a Child, a TBN channel.
Click here or on the logo at left for information.
