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Standouts on the album include Space Oddity by Gustafer Yellowgold. Known for his trippy, out-of-this-world music, Gustafer manages to create a spacier, simplified, and very cool version of the hit. Elizabeth Mitchell, and her family band, You Are My Flower, do an awesome version of Changes. On another track, she and her now teenage daughter Storey sing a lovely version of Life on Mars. Rhett Miller, lead singer of the alternative country band Old 97’s, keeps the perfection of Ziggy Stardust intact. Punk- and indie-rocker Ted Leo offers a really rockin' reinterpretation of Heroes. And I dare you to fight the urge to boogie to Let's Dance by Antibalas, a Brooklyn-based Afrobeat/Jazz ensemble. (It's near impossible; you've been warned.) In addition to the great music and fun cover art by children’s book illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka, I love that proceeds from the record will benefit the It Gets Better Project -- an organization that helps LGBT youth deal with difficult issues in their lives. Now, let’s dance! Let All The Children Boogie: A Tribute To David Bowie will be available on November 18, but you can pre-order on Amazon or on iTunes.A family album tribute to David Bowie that gets everyone up and dancing
If the impromptu dance party my girls and I broke into at the dinner table last weekend is any indication, Spare The Rock Record's soon to be released album Let All The Children Boogie: A Tribute To David Bowie is going to be a huge hit …



