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Spoon Man Inc.
P.O. Box 53
Jenison, MI 49429-0053 |
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School Library Journal/
December 1998 - Cindy Lombardo
"Fun for children and adults
alike, this 'how to' video takes viewers step-by-step through the basics
of the age-old art of playing the spoons. The 'Spoon Man' uses a slow
and easy-to-follow
pace with a wonderful
enunciation and clear
explanation. Billed as the first ever video of its kind, How to Play the
Spoons provides entertainment
for the whole family."

Video
Librarian - N. Plympton
"Cruise
has combined solid
and organized instruction
with a delightful sense of humor to create a winning 'how-to' for anyone
who thinks playing an instrument is too complicated. Wildly
entertaining
and highly recommended."

ALA
- Book List, James Scholtz
"The
master spoonster gives plenty of musical examples. He demonstrates that
anyone can
learn to play
the spoons successfully."

Library
Journal - Joan Greenberg
"A kind
of poor-man's drumming spoon-made music is apparently not
difficult to learn.
This video does a good job introducing the basics. This is a useful
video that
might be popular in both public and school libraries-the possibilities
of an all-school band come to mind."

Coalition
For Quality Children's Media
"We're
pleased to announce that your title has received the 'KIDS
FIRST!' endorsement.
Best wishes for your success with this title. We applaud
your action in
developing positive role-modeling in media."

Stephen
- 9 years old
"I
really liked your video.
I hope I can become a professional
spoon player
like you! Maybe you can come to our school and play for us. My mom would
like to know if you come to this area, Carroll County Maryland, and how
much you would charge. I
took your advice
with the tape, but I like the pointer finger method better. I will keep
practicing and I hope to be in my school's talent
show in November!
Thanks for a great tape."

Tom
Gottlieb - Customer
"I just
received your video in the mail. I had been looking for some kind of spoon
instruction for over 2 years before I came across your video. Truly, it's
impossible to find people who offer spoon
classes so
I was thrilled
to find out there was such a video. Anyway, I thoroughly enjoyed the tape
and am anxious to start
spooning! If
you have any other videos of you performing, I would gladly make a purchase."

David
- Elementary Student
"Hi Jim!
You came to are school last week and we watched your movie so now
everyone in our class knows how to play
the spoons.
I love playing the spoons it's
really fun."

Kath
Brinkman - Parent
"We just
wanted to thank you for your wonderful program at the library. We had
already seen your video and have been trying to spoon
at home. My
boys loved
both the video and seeing you perform.
Now they are walking around the house with their spoons and tongues hanging
out of their mouths."

Pinewood Elementary - Diane Schrems, Music
Teacher
"Very informative with easy to follow directions. It's nice to learn such a
diverse variety of music styles to play the spoons with."

Jefferson Elementary - Desi
Alatsis, Music Teacher
"Your video was most entertaining
and informative."

Tipton
County Library - Paris Head, Children's Department Manager
"Jim,
I must say it was a unique
blend of instruction and entertainment as only the Spoon Man can do...easy
to follow and captivating.
No other performer could make an instructional video so entertaining.
I would consider it an engaging
video for music enthusiasts of all
ages."

Georgetown
Township Public Library - Paula York, Librarian
"Jim's visual
presentation and instructions on 'How To Play The Spoons' were very clear and easy
to follow. This is a fun
activity! I found myself totally
captivated in a short amount
of time! This video presentation would be valuable to
children and adults. It could be useful in
teaching music classes in the schools, and kids could have a lot of fun while they learn
about such things as listening to the beat of the music, rhythm, and creativity of how the
spoons are played. There is a Kinder music group of pre-school children who regularly meet
at the library. I will tell their teacher about this video. The kids would love this!"

Bartholomew
Public Library - Melissa Reynolds, Children's Librarian
"The
Spoon Man's
instructional video is entertaining yet informative.
Children as well as adults, are given the opportunity to learn about the
history of spoon playing. Jim also teaches
the viewers 2 different ways to hold the spoons and 10 different beats
they can perform. This video is easy
to follow along with. Anyone viewing this video will be able to quickly
learn some
of the methods presented. Parents and teachers wanting to teach children
the value of rhythm and beat will be able to use this video as a reliable
instructional guide.
Public Library Children's departments and school media centers should
own a copy
of this fun, educational video."

Gary Byker Memorial
Library - Melissa Huisman, Library Director
"After watching this contagious video, my whole family, from my 12 year old son to my 84 year
old father-in-law, couldn't
wait to run out to the kitchen
and steal my spoons! It is sure to appeal to
everyone looking for a simple way to have fun and enjoy the rhythms."

Meyer Christian
Music Center - Kevin Cook
"Excellent
instruction for anyone wishing to start learning the spoons."

Farrows Music - Ray
Lehmoine
"Cool video . Fun for anyone to try. Unlike any instructional video I've ever seen. You'll be spooning in no time."

Middletons
Music Drum Shop - Brennan Mihabuits
"What
a great
video! I watched it over and over
again. It's a 'must
have' for
any percussion nut."

Lake Washington School District - Jack Andrews,
Music Teacher
"Checked your video out of the Redmond,WA, library,
and wanted you to know that I really enjoyed
it and am having fun learning the
techniques! I teach elementary band and elementary general
music in the Lake Washington School District #414.Do you ever get up in
the Seattle area? I'd like to meet you and hear you play in person."

Harrison School
- Vicki Gray,Teacher
"I want to order a Spoon Man video, having checked
one out at the library
and found it groovy.
My students will have fun with this; the PTA is donating
sets of matched tablespoons."
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