FAQs
- What is a bindlestick?
- Where did Professor Sockratease get his degree from? And what is he a professor of?
- How do we hire Bindlestick for our special event?
- How long are most shows?
- Will you travel out of the Hudson Valley for a show in our city?
- How do I purchase one of your CDs?
- Can I use your music in my classroom?
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A walking stick, used by travelers, sometimes hand carved and used to carry a bindle. The stick is used to clear paths through dense brush or for protection. Oftentimes it is autographed as travelers meet one another during their travels.
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He graduated top of his class from the School of Hard Socks and he has a master’s degree in Sockology. He is currently trying to solve the mystery of the M.S.P (missing sock phenomenon)
2 socks + 1 dryer = 1 sock
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Just give me a call at 646.275.2430 so that we can talk about what works for you!
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My shows are designed to engage the audience and range from 30 to 45 minutes in length. I also play festivals that request me to play 3 to 4 shows throughout the day.
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I love to travel and explore new places. Just give me a call and I'm on my way!
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You can always buy them at all of my shows. You can get "Songs Along the Hudson" at the following places: Three Arts, Barnes and Noble in Poughkeepsie, Taste Budds in Red Hook and Treatstation in Peekskill. If your in NYC, go to Bank Street Bookstore and have a great time. In the fall of 08, you'll be able to buy my new CD entitled "Raking Up the Shade"
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Sure, that's what these songs were written for in the first place. A lot of my songs were inspired by classroom curriculmn. The topics, vocabulary and concepts are perfect for grades K to 5.