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// This week, Queenie and Chicken are planning a special "thank you" concert in the garden to thank everyone who helped them during the Summer. However, a member of the famous Chicken Jazz Quartet is taken ill. Perhaps the timing is right for Queenie to step up with her skills on the triangle, aided by the expert advice of Lady Day, from the Jazz Brunch Show on the local radio. Along the way, Little Dazzy Donuts reads three poems about an unexpected music lesson, joining a band, and a music pioneer. //
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereThis week, Queenie and Chicken are planning a special "thank you" concert in the garden to thank everyone who helped them during the Summer. However, a member of the famous Chicken Jazz Quartet is taken ill. Perhaps the timing is right for Queenie to step up with her skills on the triangle, aided by the expert advice of Lady Day, from the Jazz Brunch Show on the local radio. Along the way, Little Dazzy Donuts reads three poems about an unexpected music lesson, joining a band, and a music pioneer.
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