"Award winning actor John Lithgow sings and strums his favorite songs for kids"01 June 1990Music, Family32 mins
The Tony and Emmy award winning actor and two time Academy Award nominee combines his original songs and traditional favorites, inviting his audience of some very special young friends (and at home) to sing along at home and join in the musical merriment.
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