A Georgia Camp Sing-Along

Featuring friendly, unforgettable songs in styles ranging from Broadway to folk, "A Georgia Camp Sing-Along" is a free CD by Hi-Tops Audio that was released in Summer 2008 alongside the Plotapath book, The Camp of 3000. Like all the other Hi-Tops Audio releases, the producer is Lisa Damiani; the album had 5th, 10th and 15th anniversary releases just like the book that it came with.
== The Singers ==
=== The Lisa Damiani Singers ===
* The Sirulnick Sisters (Hannah, age 9 and Sarah, age 7)
* Carson Kleiner, age 10
* Olivia Zaro, age 17
* Amy Zalaznick, age 17
* Lizzy Pergament, age 14
* Allegra Levy, age 10
* Julia Sokoloff, age 11
=== The Schoolkids ===
* Phil LaMarr as Philly
* Jennifer Hale as Madi
* Janice Hiromi Kawaye as Kim and Kam
* Small Fire as Li'l D
* Tom Kenny as Eddie
* Crystal Scales as Tamika
== Awards Won ==
iParenting Outstanding, iParenting HOT, iParenting and NAPPA are the awards it won.
== The Tracks ==
# If I Had A Hammer... (folk style, Pete Seeger cover by Kim 'n' Kam)
# By The Beautiful Sea (vaudeville style, sung by Philly and Madi)
# Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag (marching band style, sung by Philly and Madi)
# Bill Grogan (Western swing style, traditional African-American folk song from 1908)
# Magalena Pagalena (Hawaiian style, American-Australian folk song from the 1940s)
# I Love Mud (Schoolhouse Rock-style Memphis soul, Rick Charette cover)
# Bubblegum (Broadway style, Rick Charette cover)
# Helicopter Harry (acoustic folk style, Roger Day cover)
# Take Me Out To The Ballgame (waltz style, Jack Norworth and Albert Von T. cover)
# Where Do My Sneakers Go At Night? (acoustic folk-pop style, Rick Charette cover)
# The Alligator In The Elevator (Western style, Rick Charette cover)
# Eddie Cootcha Catcha Cama (folk style)
# The Dummy Line Song (folk style, traditional folk from Metuchen, New Jersey, US)
# On Mules We Find (bluegrass style, traditional folk)
# Alouette (folk style, 1879 folk song from Montreal, Canada)
# Boom Di-Ada, I Love The Mountains (folk style, traditional Hawaiian)
# Land of The Silver Birch (tribal style, traditional folk from Northern Ontario, Canada)
# The Quartermaster's Store (folk style, traditional folk song from England)
# Row, Row (folk style, written by Alice Munro)
# Bluebirds in The Morning (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# Red River Valley (Western style, traditional Canadian-Midwestern American folk song)
# The Yellow Rose of Texas (bluegrass style, Southern folk song)
# Dixie (bluegrass style, Southern folk song written by Daniel Decatur)
# Bingo (funk style, traditional folk song from 1780)
# Boom-Boom, Ain't It Great To Be Crazy? (be-bop style, traditional American-Canadian folk song)
# Everywhere We Go (marching band style, traditional army cheer)
# Elbows Off the Table (folk style, classic kids' song)
# The Cat Came Back (country style, folk song from 1893 by Harry S. Miller)
# Down By the Bay (Dixieland style, traditional British-Canadian-American folk song)
# John Brown's Baby (folk style, traditional children's folk tune)
# John Brown's Jalopy (folk style, traditional children's folk tune)
# I'm a Car (folk style, traditional children's folk tune)
# So Funky, Wow! (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# Itsy-Bitsy Teeny-Weeny Froggy (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# A Little Shark (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# Goldie-Locks And The Beatnik Bears (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# 3 Little Buzzards (rap style, traditional children's chant)
# The Great, Big Moose (Dixieland style, traditional folk song from the GTA)
# Yellow Bus (Beatles-inspired sixties garage rock style, Rick Charette cover)