"Not only did the kids love listening to the music, they also wanted to draw pictures of the characters and scenes in the songs.  The record really encouraged their creativity."

-Elaine Polak, elementary school teacher
Syracuse, New York

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SYRACUSE HERALD-AMERICAN

"'Broom wordsmithing makes ("Who Shall I Eat Next?", about Tyrannosaurus Rex,) memorable as he describes the hungry monster: 'What he lacked in mental, he made up for in dental.'"

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SYRACUSE POST STANDARD

"Filled with imaginative imagery, intricate word-play and easy-going blending of the three singers' voices often sounded as sweet and natural as the harmonizing of Paul Simon with the Roches.'"

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SYRACUSE HERALD-AMERICAN

"Musically, Broom has been compared to the likes of Paul Simon and Bob Dylan, ... Witty, alarming, and insightful."

- Mark Bialczeck

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I have received your delightful CD.....thank you SO much for sending it on to me.  I intend to put it to good use, especially with grades learning about dinosaurs.  I now have something which will tie in with what they are studying in other classes!  With much appreciation!

-Carole Rivel, elementary school teacher

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SYRACUSE NEW TIMES

"Broom writes songs the way James Joyce wrote prose, with many thoughts and ideas working their way into a creative and informative product."

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"I center my language arts cirriculum around songs.  You and Kurt are two of my favorite composers so I did 69 Million Years in March. The kids love the songs and it's nice because I can sneak in reading and vocabulary development without their even knowing!  We even made a huge mural illustrating the song."

-1st to 3rd grade teacher
Auburn, ME