They Might Be Giants spent a significant part of their career providing kids music. Here's a sample that I thought was pretty catchy- I Never Go To Work

They Might Be Giants consists of vocalist and guitarist John Flansburgh and vocalist and multi-instrumentalist John Linnell. We need more songs featuring an accordion, so I offer today's song- The Statue Got Me High

They Might Be Giants with one of their best- Birdhouse In Your Soul

Back in the day, I remember this song getting a lot of play over on the local college radio station. Enjoy with me a musical look at the life of our 11th President. One termer- James K Polk

Many of us "of a certain age" cats were introduced to They Might Be Giants on Tiny Tunes. Here they are with the classic (as seen on Tiny Toon Adventures) Particle Man

This SuperstarWeek herald's the long awaited spotlight on They Might Be Giants! We kick things off with my personal favorite- Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

AfterThe Yardbirds broke up, they had a brief stint as "The New Yardbirds" before ultimately Jimmy Page pulled John Paul Jones (who was a contributor to the albums) away & formed Led Zepplin with Robert Plant & John Bonham. Happenings Ten Years Time Ago

Long before Aerosmith made it a hit, The Yardbirds took this Tiny Bradshaw hit and made it their own. Train Kept A-Rollin'

The Yardbirds, consisting of Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, on guitar, rhythm guitar Chris Dreja, singer/harmonica Keith Relf and drummer Jim McCarty. Here they are with- Over, Under, Sideways, Down

The Yardbirds rockin' harder than anyone had any right to back in the 60s, with- Stroll On!