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The Wiggles Magical Adventure - A Wiggly Movie       Click to buy DVD Click to buy VHS Click to buy Audio CD	Amazon.com Grab your crunchy, munchy honey cakes: it's time for a feature-length movie from Australia's fab four, the Wiggles! Released Down Under in 1997 as The Wiggles Movie, this charming show gives fans a wholesome, 70-minute fix from the singing group's pre-Disney Channel years. Today is Dorothy the Dinosaur's birthday, and the Wiggles can't wait to surprise her. Alas, sweet selfless Dorothy thinks they have forgotten. As the four tuneful Aussies bop from Henry's kaleidoscopic underwater pad to Wags the Dog's house and beyond, Dorothy keeps busy by teaching a struggling magician how to believe in himself. Throughout the story, 16 song-and-dance numbers easily mesh with the plot. Lightweight action swirls to a happy ending as magician Wally the Great lives up to his name and Dorothy's party restores her faith in friendship. While 3- to 8-year-olds should enjoy the whole show, wiggly toddlers might lose track. --Liane Thomas
Wiggles Stick On Game   Click here to buy	Got the game and after 4 hours my kids are still playing. The whole idea of the game is to collect 5 different items first. The first to collect all the items wins. The rules are simple, the setup is simple and the play is simple. Fun for the whole family in any kind of weather. This makes the perfect gift for any occasion. There is a spinner to assemble and 4 cards to serparate along with some stickon pieces, but that is it. Once this is complete you big the game and let the fun start. If you love the Wiggles as much as my kids do then this is a certina must have - an excellent job! -Michael Woznicki from Holland, MA USA
Yule Be Wiggling   Click to buy DVD Click to buy Video	The Wiggles, that bee-boppin', harmonizing Australian quartet, dishes up another grand helping of Christmas cheer for 1- to 6-year-olds in Yule Be Wiggling. It's a bountiful romp sure to inspire 45 minutes of gleeful twisting, shaking, tapping, rocking, and swaying. Singers Greg, Anthony, Murray, and Jeff will treat viewers to an international buffet of 16 fresh and traditional holiday tunes, including "Murray's Christmas Samba," "Curoo Curoo," "The Christmas Polka," and "Jingle Bells." Most of the fun happens on their colorful performance stage; but Captain Feathersword's antics, a dizzying computer-animated number ("Jimmy the Elf"), and the occasional home video nicely enhance the dance routines. At times, the extended Wiggles cast and the whirlwind action give Yule Be Wiggling the feel of an overstuffed Christmas stocking. But the bounty is wholesome and heartily shared. Only a Scrooge could begrudge the pure joy that effuses from the Wiggles or from the many kids who dearly love this award-winning group's performances. --Liane Thomas
Wiggly Wiggly Christmas click to buy VHS	Wiggly Wiggly Christmas is a terrific music compilation of new and favorite Christmas songs. Jeff, Greg, Anthony and Murray join a fun cast of characters in performing both upbeat, familiar carols and creating their own brand of new Christmas classics. Songs Include: 1. Have a Very Merry Christmas 2. Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas 3. Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer 4. Here Comes Santa Claus 5. Go Santa Go 6. Ding Dong Merrily on High 7. Christmas Star 8. Unto Us, This Holy Night 9. Feliz Navidad 10. Jingle Bells 11. Let's Clap Hands for Santa Claus 12. Away in a Manger 13. Wags is Bouncing Around the Christmas Tree 14. Silent Night 15. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
Wiggly Safari  Click to buy Video DVD	G'day from the Australia Zoo, where the Wiggles get wild with Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. It's a Wiggly Safari: 55 jaw-snappin', kookaburra-hootin', dolphin-splashin' minutes of grand adventure. A big ham himself, Irwin meshes naturally with the tuneful quartet as they sing, dance, and share factual tidbits about cockatoos, crocodiles, emus, and more. Colors pop off the screen as Dorothy, Captain Feathersword, and little dancers cavort through the zoo. Packed with 16 snappy tunes, this particular Wiggles collection revs up the tempo from earlier titles like Wiggle Time and Toot! Toot! Could this lush outdoor setting, where songs like "Dingo Tango" and "Cocky Want a Cracker" sizzle in the sunshine, be responsible for inspiring this ultra-imaginative play list? Or perhaps Irwin's invigorating presence stimulated the fresh, lively feel of this exceptional show. Regardless, Wiggles fans from ages 1 to 8 will surely delight in this musical tour of the Australia Zoo. --Liane Thomas 4 1/2 of 5 stars on Amazon.com
Wiggles Play Time   Click to buy Video	For their seventh release, the Australian singing troupe demonstrates more of their talents. This collection is a compilation of three episodes from Wiggles Television, a half-hour kids show that airs in Australia. Along with 13 songs (half of which have been on earlier video releases), the Wiggles appear in skits reminiscent of Barney. These segments may pose dubious educational value, but are good, clean, wiggly fun. Typical subjects include Dorothy the Dinosaur pulling a prank on Captain Feathersword, Anthony struggling with magic tricks that Greg performs so easily, and Jeff and Murray finding surprises in the sky. We journey back to when the Wiggles were kids or even farther: see the Wiggles as cavemen! The use of computer graphics and outdoor locations are an improvement over the usual studio look of earlier collections, but those who just want the Wiggles' music will find their patience tried (at 65 minutes, this collection is nearly twice as long as earlier releases with the same numbers of songs). The 2- to 7-year-old fans should enjoy seeing their favorite color-clad singers in a new environment, and the troupe has a winning presence whether singing or not. --Doug Thomas
	The Wiggles 3 Pack (Amazon.com Exclusive) - (Wiggle Time/Toot Toot/Yummy Yummy) Contains the three most popular videos from the Australian singing group, The Wiggles: "Wiggle Time," "Toot Toot," and "Yummy Yummy." 5 of 5 stars on Amazon.com
Toot Toot! Video for sale	A beloved children's band from Australia, The Wiggles are four music-making guys: Jeff, Murray, Greg, and Anthony. When the Big Red Car (a whimsical dune buggy) won't start, or as the Wiggles say, no "Chugga, Cugga, Toot, Toot!," it's an ideal time to sing and dance. There are songs about walking across the street and eating foods that are healthy as well as some that are more familiar like "Head, Shoulder, Knees, and Toes" and "Look Both Ways." The lads stir up a whole lot of energy with the help of their costumed friends, including Wags the Dog, Officer Beaples, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain FeatherSword, and Zardo Zap. Their videos have a retro '60s feel, very upbeat and fun. It's easy to see why they are so popular in the land down under. Ages 3 to 6. --Peggy Maltby-Etra From the Back Cover 18 Songs!: 1. Look Both Ways 2. John Bradlelum 3. Henry's Underwater Big Band 4. Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes 5. Food Food Food (Oh How I Love My Food) 6. Go Captain FeatherSword, Ahoy! 7. Do The Wiggles Groove 8. Dorothy The Dinosaur (Tell Me Who Is That Knocking?) 9. Balla Balla Bambina 10. I Climb Ten Stairs 11. Move Your Arms Like Henry 12. Silver Bell 13. Wags The Dog, He Likes To Tango 14. We're Dancing With Wags The Dog 15. Officer Beaples' Dance 16. Zardo Zap 17. Let's Have A Ceili
Let's Wiggle CD for sale	The Wiggles are fast becoming the 2- to 6-year-old crowd's answer to the Fab Four in their native Australia, inciting ants-in-the-pants squirming, squeals of delight, and worshipful sing-alongs all across the nation. With their eponymous TV show, they're poised to widen the Wigglemania. On Let's Wiggle, Anthony Field (the blue-shirted Wiggle), Murray Cook (the red-shirted one), Greg Page (always in yellow), and Jeff Fatt (perennially purple) and their costumed pals Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Henry the Octopus, and Wags the Dog settle in for some serious silliness on such songs as "Fly Through the Air," "I Look in the Mirror," and "Little Brown Ant." Simple musical arrangements and easy-to-grasp themes ("I love it when it rains / And I lie in bed at night / I listen to it patter" is the extent of one lyric) pave the way for attentive listening. The Wiggles also earn a nod in the credibility category: 13 of this album's songs were written by group members (the rest, like "Sing a Song of Polly" and "Bound for South Australia" are traditional songs), and they even handle their own guitars. Overall, despite what sometimes feels like overkill on the Australia angle (lots of kangaroos and kookaburras scamper through these songs), parents would be hard-pressed to find a better bunch of guys for their preschoolers to wiggle with. --Tammy La Gorce
Yummy Yummy CD for sale	Finally, a boy band with some substance: Australia's Wiggles, a four-bloke outfit complete with an entourage of costumed characters, several videos, and their own TV show, ought to have no problem worming their way into the CD collections of 2- to 6-year-olds. Yummy Yummy, a 24-track album brimming with danceable, singable, and sometimes nonsensical songs, is largely about food, numbers, and animals. Most appealing about the group--Greg Page (lead vocalist and the Wiggle in yellow), Murray Cook (guitarist and red-shirted Wiggle), Anthony Field (another guitarist, but in blue), and Jeff Fatt (a purple-skivvied backing vocalist)--is its unabashed goofiness and pluck. In "Shake Your Sillies Out," for example, you get the feeling that, in a studio somewhere, these guys actually are shaking their sillies out, nodding their naughties out, clapping their crazies out, jumping their jiggles out, and wibbling their wobbles away. "Fruit Salad," "Hot Potato," and "Crunchy Munchy Honey Cakes" also are recipes for fun. But not to worry--"The Monkey Dance," "Walk," and "Come On Let's Jump" eliminate the threat of food-induced listener lethargy. Aside from the songs themselves, another yummy-yummy aspect of this album (and their Let's Wiggle) is its track lengths. While the "Numbers Joke" lasts only 11 seconds, the instrumental "The Chase," the record's longest number, weighs in at 4 minutes--no demands are being made on short attention spans here. --Tammy La Gorce
Wiggle Time VHS Wiggle Time (1999)	The Wiggles are Australia's hottest children's entertainment and it's easy to see why. This 40-minute video is packed with 16 fun songs that make children want to dance and, yes, wiggle. Greg Page, the main vocalist, has a pleasing, folksy voice reminiscent of Canada's Raffi. Murray Cook and Anthony Field accompany on guitar, Jeff Fatt accompanies on accordion and keyboard, and all three dance, wiggle, and teach kids song-specific movements and lyrics. The songs themselves have imaginative lyrics and catchy melodies, a fact that hints at Anthony, Murray, and Greg's backgrounds in early childhood education. Costarring with this foursome are four lovable, costumed characters: Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Henry the Octopus, and Wags the Dog. The majority of the video features Greg, Murray, Anthony, and Jeff on uncluttered sets with simple background props that set the mood without distracting viewers from the musical experience. The latter portion of the video features several live performances ("Wags the Dog," "Five Little Ducks," "Wiggly Medley") from The Wiggles Big Show. The tour brought the foursome to America in 1999. This award-winning group from Australia provides a fun, interactive musical experience for kids ages 1 to 6. --Tami Horiuchi
Yummy Yummy VHS Yummy Yummy	Amazon.com For the non-Australians out there, the Wiggles are a quartet of male songbirds reminiscent of the Monkees, but aimed at the Barney-watching set. The Down Under foursome sings about mashed bananas and hot potatoes, dances with the energy of fitness instructors, and makes mild attempts at being educational. (Three of the four met while studying early childhood education.) Their stab at multiculturalism results in the Jewish song "Havenu Shalom Alachem." Joining them are a big green dinosaur named Dorothy (seem familiar?), Henry the giant purple octopus, Wags the Dog, and a man in a pirate suit called Captain Feathersword. The songs are catchy, the dancing vigorous, and the outfits colorful approximations of the uniforms worn by the original crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise. A couple of the haircuts look like they might have been acquired on the spaceship as well. The 15-song video runs 33 minutes long and claims to be appropriate for ages 1-8, but will most likely appeal to preschoolers and kindergartners. --Kimberly Heinrichs
Wake up Jeff VHS Wake Up Jeff	Here's the third toe-tapping collection of songs from the Australian kids' group the Wiggles. Quickly described as the Monkees for the Barney set, these popular singers will keep your little ones moving about with their collection of original songs and standards. It's unfortunate the group that packed in audiences in its 1999-2000 tour of America only has two songs recorded in concert; the bulk of the 15 songs are done on sets with plenty of youngsters sharing the stage with the rainbow-colored quartet. Whether running around the beach ("Having Fun at the Beach") or doing a little "Feet of Flames"-lite ("Bucket of Dew"), the Wiggles' infectious brand of bright, energetic numbers, combined with visits from sidekicks Wags the Dog and Captain Feathersword, makes for sunny entertainment. --Doug Thomas

Links

• Official Wiggles Web Site
• US Tour Dates
• Wiggles Products on Ebay
• Yahoo's Australia & NZ Artists Profile
• ICON Review
• The ABC Shop Online
• Epinions Yummy Yummy
• The Wiggles won't waver in the serious business of child's play
• The Wiggles mosh-pit - a parents-free pleasure zone
• OzMail Wiggles to Offline Masses
• Wiggles sensation gets out of hand
• The Wiggles Build a Following in US and UK
• Wiggles Radio Interview Transcript
• Australia's Wiggles Reach Out To U.S. Kids Via TV, Lyrick Releases
• Squatters on the run after Wiggles' win
• The Wiggles Touring Pty Ltd v. Thompson Media Pty Ltd
• The Wiggles Guitar Tabs @ Oz Music Central
• The Wiggles are no giggling matter
• Australian 'kindergarten' band The Wiggles have stormed the United States'
• Chat Transcript with The Wiggles
• Greg's Home Page
• Wiggles Bio on BarnyOnline
• Teaching the kids with a bit of a wiggle
• Still Wiggling after all these year
• Wiggles Movie Review
• Cute cartoon of wiggles dancing
  
  

Lyrics

• Bing Bang Bong (That's a Pirate Song)
• Friends
• Fruit Salad
• Hot Potato
  

The Wiggles Are

• Gregory Page
• Anthony Fields
• Murray Cook
• Jeff Fatt

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