"What fun! And what good listening for kids or anyone!” writes Sing Out! Magazine, who calls Singer/Songwriter Wayne Potash a “master of kids’ music."
Winner of the coveted Parents Choice Music Award, Rambles Magazine writes that Wayne sings "the most memorable melodies in American music with...a friendly vocal delivery that positively begs the audience to sing along.” Northeast Performer Magazine calls his last CD Don’t Forget the Donut! “an example of great children’s music," and it is recommended by Zooglobble. His music is available here, on iTunes, Amazon, and on CD Baby.
A Day In The Life has just been released. "A brilliant, low-key concept album detailing a day in the life of a young kid. These 24 short tunes take musical cues from Pete Townshend, The Bevis Frond, Paul McCartney, The Beatles, and Johnny Cash" says reviewer Warren Truitt. Give Ready For Dinner a listen on the audio player below!
Wayne plays fun and engaging concerts at special events, libraries, schools, fund-raisers, and parties throughout New England including Boston Harborfest Children's Day, and will be featured at the 2010 Newport Folk Fesival. Wayne’s Music Fun Band features music for the whole family, and is part of the New England Foundation's for the Arts Touring Roster at Matchbook.org. Wayne leads music programs for young children at Harvard University, MIT, Regis College, Bright Horizons, and many others.
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Hey Wayne, Remember us at the Umass Early Learning Center? Back then we were called Umass Daycare. I am looking for the song Dinosaur Bones. Our number is 617-287-6195
We had a GREAT time at our son's 4th birthday, thanks to Wayne. The kids were fully engaged during his set and really enjoyed getting up and moving to the music. Our favorite songs of the day were Doggie Had A Birthday, I' A Rocket, Stunt Car, All Around The Kitchen, Stripes, B-I-G, and Clap Your Hands. Thanks Wayne!
Broderick and Jordan Edwards
Newton
Sep 14, 2009 @
12:24 PM
We love signing "Stunt Car," the "wiggly tooth" song, and "Constantinople." Mary and Sebastian introduced your fun music to us.
Sebastian and Mary Keleher
Waltham
Aug 24, 2009 @
8:35 AM
We love Wayne! Eager to see where and when he is playing locally again!!!
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Lincoln Elementary School, 80 West Wyoming Ave., Melrose, MA
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The show starts at 10:30 on the dot! A short intemission and a second set has been added.
Event Details
Sun, March 14
Wayne plays at the JCC in Natick
10:00 am
More info soon!
Event Details
Sun, March 21
Wayne Potash and the Music Fun Band in Cambridge
11:30 am
The Baldwin School, 28 Sacramento Street at Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA
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Come & Join the Fun!
Lunch & Bake Sale, Children’s Activities,
Face Painting, and lots more. The band plays two sets!
Sponsored by the Cambridge Nursery School.
Ticket Sales: 617-547-7288
Event Details
Sat, March 27
Wayne plays in Brookline, MA
12:15 pm
Brookline High School Auditorium, 115 Greenough Street, Brookline, MA
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Looking for something fun to do with your family on a Saturday afternoon? Join us for a wondrously entertaining musical adventure where kids will have the opportunity to giggle and laugh out loud, clap their hands and tap their feet, and participate in singing, jumping, and dancing contests. Singer and songwriter Wayne Potash will captivate audience members of all ages with an exciting sing-a-long, and new and unusual classics like
Pancakes For Breakfast, Shy Shark, Wiggly Tooth, Juba, Boom Boom Boom Boom, I Like Trucks, The Penguin Song, Belly Button, Old Dan Tucker, and Time To Go. Be prepared to sing and dance along to songs accompanied by a guitar, banjo, ukulele, and harmonica. Bring the whole family for this musical party (children should be ages two and up).
Brookline Adult & Community Education
617-730-2700
“Billboard” says new song “Time to Go” by Wayne Potash, reminiscent of Jimmy Durante’s “Ink-a dink-a doo” of the late 1940’s as it’s popularity roars across the country.
“Time to go” more “in” than “Who’s dat” in New Orleans. Music companies frustrated at unavailability of CD’s to meet consumer demand for new hit.
Vocalist Charlie Wyman to appear on Jay Leno show, and may make an appearance at the Super Bowl half-time show. When reached at his home in North Carolina, Wyman said, “I can’t explain it, but it’s been a blast and now it’s time to go”.