I Will Hold Your Tiny Hand

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#		Title	Length
1		My Baby Loves to Rock	2:27	Play
2		Counting Sheep	3:55	Play
3		Grandpa's Table	2:36	Play
4		We Rock to the Radio Music	2:15	Play
5		The Nightshift	2:53	Play
6		From Night Until Dawn	4:14	Play
7		A Cowboy Lullaby	3:12	Play
8		My Baby's Boat	3:28	Play
9		Bonnie Louise	2:22	Play
10		The Porkpie Lullaby	2:32	Play
11		Nannie's Lullaby	3:00	Play
12		I Will Hold Your Tiny Hand	3:21	Play

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Composer / performer Steve Rashid's first solo album, i will hold your tiny hand, is a collection of evening songs and lullabies for not just the very young. His goal was to create cross-generational music that would welcome families to listen together -- making music and lyrics gentle enough to soothe young children, yet sophisticated enough to appeal to adults. It has been featured widely in magazines and on radio stations nationwide.

"i will hold your tiny hand" displays the talents of some of Chicago's finest musicians, in styles ranging from jazz to do-wop to country to blues. Rashid penned nine of the twelve songs. One was written by Chicago songwriter / playwright Jeff Berkson ("The Magnolia Club", "Pastel Refugees") and another by writer / producer Brad Hall ("The Single Guy", "Brooklyn Bridge", "Saturday Night Live"). The twelfth song is an arrangement of a lullaby Rashid's mother sang to him when he was a child.

i will hold your tiny hand has won:

- Parents' Choice Gold Award
- Parents' Choice Seal of Approval
- ALA Notable Children's Recording
- NAPPA Gold Award
- #1 in CHILD Magazine's "Kids' Audio Top 10"
- Children's Music Web Award

Steve Rashid is a composer, performer, producer and recording engineer. He has performed in many musical contexts and in many styles throughout his career. His own jazz group, "Steve Rashid and the Porkpies", was called "one of Chicago's most entertaining groups" by the Chicago Tribune. In addition, he has managed or owned a recording studio since 1981. His current studio, Woodside Avenue Music Productions, opened in 1991, out of which he began his independent record label of the same name, in 1992. He has engineered and/or produced over 60 albums for many artists and labels, spanning folk, jazz, bluegrass, gospel, country and pop music.

The Woodside Avenue label, which currently includes Rashid's own solo recordings ("As In A Mirror", "i will hold your tiny hand" and "Fidgety Feet") as well as those of four other artists, is focused on creating audio products for families to share. Rashid's work in the field of family entertainment has received over 20 national awards, including the Parents' Choice Gold Award, the American Library Notable Children's Recording, the AFIM Indie Award, the National Parenting Publications Gold Award and the Children's Music Web Award. Parents' Choice said, "Singer/songwriter Steve Rashid has created a whole new musical category for kids and parents."

Rashid is also a two-time Jeff Award winner (Chicago's Tony Award), for creating the music for the musicals "Sylvia's Real Good Advice" and "The Good Times Are Killing Me." His stage and recorded work have been featured in over 15 national publications, including Billboard, Variety and The New York Times, and on broadcasts ranging from Chicago radio and television to The Today Show and the BBC.

Rashid holds a B.A. in Music and Philosophy from Ripon College and a Masters Degree in Music Composition from Northwestern University. He is a member of the American Federation of Musicians, the Association for Independent Music, and is on the Board of Governors of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences.