Introduction
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Chillin'
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All Star Anything Goes
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Time of Your Life
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Amazing! CD Back Cover
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Amazing! CD Review
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Scene from Eight is Enough
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Another scene from Eight is Enough
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Willie and me...
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Music Review
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Jammin'
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Yes, there is a Youtube Channel
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Micheal Goodrow, along with his sister Robin Goodrow, write some of the most fun and imaginative children's music around. The songs are upbeat and topics range from universal messages on songs like "Rainbow Of Colors" to the wacky humor of "Chocolate Pudding Queen". The production is first rate and features some major league LA studio session musicians providing the accompaniment. Highly recommended for kids or the "inner child" in us all. -- Michael Diamond, SongPeddler
"My 4th graders love AMAZING! AMAZING! is a must!" -- Barbara Jacobson, Teacher's Mentor, Los Angeles Unified School District.
"Thank you for such an amazing tape! My daughter has worn her last one out. She wanted to listen to it while taking a shower and it got a little wet." -- Tami McGrew, Parent, Nampa Id.
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Amazing! CD
Hi! Welcome to my Official Website!
Before I tell you about who I am and why I’m here, I wanted you to check out the rather bizarre letter-switched spelling of my first name. It is not a pseudonym, nor an attempt at vanity or a bastardization of the language. That is the name as it appears on my birth certificate and I can thank—or damn—the dyslexic, inept and probably overworked and underpaid healthcare worker who transposed the spelling some 58 years ago. But there it is and here I am, the only Micheal Goodrow in the world—born under the sign of the bad speller and the broken typewriter.
If you’re here it’s because you’re looking for somebody to breathe life into something you’ve created. To give shape, form and an identity to a character residing on a page or sitting inside your head. That is what I do and what I love. I have spent my whole life being someone else.
Innumerable hours spent in studying acting, improv and dialect; countless theater productions; and numerous television and film appearances have turned me into a chameleon, a shape-shifter, a man of a thousand faces.
