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(This page last modified 1/15/12.)
Dr. Chordate recently wrote a song about Henrietta Lacks, the young black woman whose cervical cancer
provided the first human cells that were extensively grown in culture, called HeLa cells all over the world. The book,
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot won many awards in 2010. To hear a basic recording of the
song, click here or just to read the lyrics to this song,
click here.
And for something completely different, i.e. a non-sience song, a link to a video of a song about the rapture that
Dr. Chordate recently wrote is here.
*Check out DR. CHORDATE'S latest CD The View from the Pond: More Songs of Science
here.
Search for Dr Chordate on YouTube, such as
Eat a Toad or on MySpace Music such as here. *Now is the time to buy DR. CHORDATE'S Ain't Nothin' but a Groundhog
for a present for your favorite biological scientist. Only $5 for Ain't Nothin' but a Groundhog!!!
Please see the
Notochords: Products
page to order. And check all the other CD products: prices have been slashed for nearly all CDs!!!
Dr. Chordate accepts credit cards for purchases via a secure
internet connection with PayPal.
Interesting reviews of Dr. Chordate have appeared in the VOX Magazine
Dr Chordate's Lyrical Experiment,
Portland Mercury,
It Sure Is a Scientific World. and the
Columbia Missourian
The Sound of Science.
To hear tracks from the Groundhog CD, click:
To purchase digital downloads of these tracks, go directly to
Dr Chordate: Songs of Biology, Plus . . .,
Dr Chordate: Parts Is Parts - More Songs of Science,
Dr Chordate: Songs of Biology , Plus . . . or
Dr. Chordate: Parts Is Parts - More Songs of Science at Apple iTunes,
Dr Chordate: Songs of Biology , Plus . . . or
Dr. Chordate: Parts Is Parts - More Songs of Science
at PayPlay.fm,
or any of 100 or so other sites. Just search for Dr Chordate on your favorite download supplier
and buy as
many tracks as you want!! See the
Some Song Lyrics page for lyrics to a variety of science-oriented songs.
A lot of folks have asked what Dr Chordate looks like (well, at least 2,
anyway),
so I have added a page of
Dr. Chordate in Action which will have one or more recent photos for your
viewing pleasure
(new photos added April 8, 2009).
Some people have asked about Dr Chordate's trip to Cuba in October of 2008.
To read a journal of that trip,
follow this link
Dr. Chordate in Cuba
and find out what Dr, Mrs, and Courtney Chordate did on that two-week mission trip.
For some photos taken during that trip to Cuba,
visit Pictures of Cuba.
Dr Chordate returned to Cuba in August of 2009 on another
mission trip. Photos of that trip can be found at
Dr Chordate's Flickr Photos of
Cuba.
(These Flickr photos are in reverse chronological order, so if you want to see things as they happened,
go to the last
page first and work back to the first page.)
And for something completely different, i.e., nothing to do with science, click
here
to hear Dr Chordate's "Truck Stop Woman". And for something else completely different, i.e., nothing to do with science or truck stop
women:
for the last 15 years or so, I have been directing the Christmas program at my church (Millersburg Christian
Church,
Fulton MO). We usually buy something off the shelf from a publisher, and then I have to rewrite it to suit
our church.
So, for Christmas 2007, I wrote my own show, complete with a special new song (music by Brent Moran)
during which a
Nativity scene is created. To see the script and lyrics to the special song, click
here. I'm sure you will enjoy it.
And if you
would like to produce it at your church next Christmas, contact me (Dr Chordate) to get a copy of the
music and/or
CD of the music (for a nominal charge, of course). And for another completely different kind of humor, please visit the web site of my neighbor,
Lewis Baumgartner,
The World's Worst Farmer.
(He really is, too! If you'd seen his wheat crop, you'd sure be thankful that
man doesn't live by bread alone!).
Member of the Science Humor
Net Ring
or the
Parts Is Parts CD, click:
In this business of writing "science songs" for educational/entertainment purposes, we occasionally run into
copright issues (since some of our songs "may" be parodies or otherwise use some familiar tune or phrase).
This is a
link to an interesting web site about legal downloads and other copyright issues:
Links to Tens of Thousands of Legal Music Downloads
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