Kidsongs - A Day at Camp: The Crossover

Kidsongs: A Day At Camp The Crossover is the volume 10 new crossover series that will be made by Bradley Browne Productions.

Plot[]

Climb aboard the bus and take a trip to Camp Kidsongs. Hike along with the Kidsongs Kids and see the animals along a mountain trail, go fishing on a lake with a goofy camp counselor and sing songs around the campfire. You'll laugh as the kids team up for silly sack and wheelbarrow races and then all join together to put on the best sing-along show ever!

Cast[]

The Kidsongs Kids[]

Raquel Alessi (first appearance)
Suzanne Aoki (first appearance)
Nicki Bell (first appearance)
Travis Briggs (first appearance)
Dannon Bryant (first appearance)
David Chan (eleventh appearance)
Katinka Chun (first appearance)
Ingrid Dupree (fourth appearance)
Devyn Puett (fifth appearance)
ShVaughn Heath (eleventh appearance)
Hillary Hollingsworth (third appearance)
Myisha Jackson (first appearance)
Jennifer Kanyer (first appearance)
Jensen Karp (first appearance)
Ninette Kohley (first appearance)
Chris Lytton (second appearance)
Malcolm Loungway (first appearance)
Gordon Mandich (first appearance)
Nicole Mandich (eleventh appearance)
Nicholas Matus (first appearance)
Chloe Matus (first appearance)
Andres McKenzie (first appearance)
Olivier Mercier (first appearance)
Ryan Olson (first appearance)
Katie Polk (first appearance)
Tarrish Potter (second appearance)
Trek Potter (first appearance)
Triskin Potter (third appearance)
Tuhk Potter (second appearance)
Catherine Przybylska (first appearance)
Andrea Schuette (first appearance)
Shauna Steenhoek (first appearance)
Richard Stuart (first appearance)
Ernestina Taylor (first appearance)
Vladimir Triaca (first appearance)
Josh Keaton (first appearance)
Terrence Williams (first appearance)

Camp Counselors[]

Eddie Bellinaso
Monica Doby
Chris Steele
Debbie Mayer

Songs[]

"The More We Get Together" (also used during the end credits)
"The Caissons Go Rolling Along"
"Fishin' Blues"
"On Top of Spaghetti"
Campfire Medley:
1. "Ninety-Nine Bottles of Pop on the Wall"
2. "Pop Goes the Weasel"
3. "Found a Peanut"
4. "The Ants Go Marching"
"Boom Boom, Ain't It Great to be Crazy?"
Animal Medley:
1. "I Went to the Animal Fair"
2. "Little Bunny Foo Foo"
3. "Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat" (also known as Pussycat, Pussycat)
4. "Baa Baa Black Sheep"
5. "The Old Gray Mare"
6. "I Had a Little Rooster"
"Whistle While You Work"
"The Hokey Pokey"
"When the Saints Go Marching In"

Trivia[]

It was the first Kidsongs video to be released in mostly white boxes with a color-coded box flap depending on a video. All the previously released videos came packaged in a newly designed boxes.
In "Fishin' Blues", Eddie was thrown into the water while trying to teach the kids how to fish. Also, in an attempt to catch some, Nicole and David pulled up a boot and Dannon and Ryan each caught two cans.
In "On Top of Spaghetti", it was all about the runaway meatball that Josh sneezed out which was up to Andrea to find it and return it to her plate.
Vladimir picked "Found a Peanut", Suzanne picked "Pop Goes the Weasel", Katinka picked "The Ants Go Marching", and Tarrish picked "Ninety-Nine Bottles of Pop". The latter song was chosen as the first song in the Campfire Medley. It was followed by "Pop Goes the Weasel", then by "Found a Peanut", and then by "The Ants Go Marching".
Dannon played the bugle tune "The British Bugle Call" on the horn when the flag was raised up. Nicholas, Travis, Suzanne and Ingrid, who were Eddie's Eagles, competed against Terrence, Jensen, Devyn Nicole Hillary and Chloe who were Chris's Chipmunks. Chloe competed against Nicholas, Hillary who held onto Suzanne competed against Travis who held onto Jensen and Ingrid competed against Terrence. Dannon was then mentioned with Myisha (her first appearance primarily seen laughing and turning with a hilarious look on her face), Catherine and Josh. They danced in a really silly way.
ShVaughn was best mentioned dancing with Jensen in the song, "When the Saints Go Marching In".
This is the last 80's Kidsongs video.
This marks the first appearance of the 80's-90's Kidsongs cast Katie Polk.
Nicole Mandich as the leading Kidsongs kid.
Songs from this video The Kidsongs Television Show.
Emu Proteus Orchestral, Yamaha DX7 and Roland D-50 were used for the first time during the music. Composer Michael Lloyd uses Emu Proteus 1, Yamaha DX7 and Roland D-50 sounds. The musical instruments in the video get more modern than the other nine. Michael Lloyd also edits the drum and percussion tracks together on his emulators.
Katinka Chun made an appearance in the Dance Workout with Barbie video as a dancer alongside this video and the next one.
In the next video (Ride the Roller Coaster), Raquel, Suzanne, Nicki, Dannon, David, Katinka, ShVaughn, Hillary, Myisha, Jensen, Nicole Nicholas, Ryan, Katie, Tarrish, Catherine, Andrea, Josh, Terrence Travis, Ingrid, Chloe, Olivier, Ernestina and Vladimir are replaced by the new cast.
It was the fourth appearance of Ingrid Dupree as a Kidsongs kid before she appeared in an episode of Kids Incorporated (the show that competed against Kidsongs) as a reporter.
The original Kidsongs logo from 1985-1989 was seen on all the kids' shirts. Various colors depend: they were pink, green, red, orange, purple, light purple, yellow, turquoise, blue (only in When the Saints Go Marching In) and purple.
This marks the last LP of the records and music industry and the early Kidsongs music. The listeners would move on to cassettes on the next video.
Unlike her appearances in Kidsongs: A Day at the Circus and Kidsongs: Ride the Roller Coaster, Tarrish appeared in this video all by herself. The other two videos that she appeared in would involve either one or more of her siblings.
This is the second Kidsongs video to have a "The End" card after Kidsongs: A Day with the Animals.
Production for this video took place in 1988.
Chris Lytton, who previously appeared as a leading young Kidsongs kid in The Kidsongs Television Show, played one of the camp counselors in this video.
This video takes place at Camp Tumbleweed, is now known as Tumbleweed Day Camp in Los Angeles, California and Franklin Canyon Ranch, is now known as Franklin Canyon Park in Beverly Hills, California and was recorded in the Summer of 1989 (possibly June or July 1989).

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