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Snake Alley Band

September 19, 2014 By Pete Bulanow

One of my favorite books to read to my kids is Snake Alley Band. If you have a reason to read to kids, I highly recommend picking it up.

It’s a super fun book, with great rhythm and sound effects. Any musician will love reading it.

But the moral of the book is what drew me in. It shows what happens to all of us when we get exposed to new sounds, new genres, new instruments, new ideas – just as I did recently when I visited Jamaica.

I really hope you can enjoy the book and get a chance to use it!

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