PHOTO GALLERY TWO
(Before expanding the whole experience!)



Mister Laurence sitting in the shade of his favorite tree!
(2005)

 

~ Below are a string of select stills from a televised Ann Arbor community television
music video production featuring local camp kids ~
Videotaped August 2008



LET THE SHOW BEGIN!
Mister Laurence leaps into action!

BANGING ALL THE POTS AND PANS!
Direct eye contact is crucial when encouraging kids to sing along.

 

TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR
"At night the largest light, is a balloon we call the moon
In daytime twice as bright, the sun all afternoon"

 

TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR
A glance to the camera lets all of us at home understand
that Mister Laurence is truly "rockin' out"!


WE WON'T BE AFRAID
Moments of understanding and compassion are an integral part of Mister Laurence's songwriting style.

 

 

THE ITSY BITSY SPIDER

Showing the kids just how a spider climbs up the water spout.
"Take your spiders out!  Climb up to the top of the spout!"

 Later in the song, Mister Laurence discovers one inside his guitar...
"Hey little spider!  Get out of there!"


CAMP THEME SONG
Again, Mister Laurence seen here unabashedly "gettin' down"!

THE END
When it's all over, Mister Laurence gives THE KIDS a big hand!"

 



More performances by MISTER LAURENCE and his Play Money Band!


Seen here as special guest on Codrington Enterprise's CTN Family Christmas Special,
CHRISTMAS JAM 2007

Mister Laurence performing at THE 2005 ANN ARBOR ART FAIR. The chain around his neck holds a kazoo, stuff in his shirt pocket.
"I'm a little teapot, and so are you, man!"
(Photograph courtesy of A2 News)

Mister Laurence performing at THE DETROIT ZOO, in spring 2004, before having adpoted his baret dress code. This concert was recorded for his "live" CD, MONKEY IN THE MIDDLE.
(It was 7:30am and freezing!)



Seen here rockin' out big time at 2001 STERLING FEST


Jamming out on accordion at the 2001 Romeo Peach Festival

"Careful, Mister Laurence!"


Singing his heart out at Arborland's Borders Books (now closed), 2001
"Smile for the camera!"


Over here in 2000, an in-store performance at Ann Arbor's vintage resale shop SARAH'S ATTIC.
This show was just prior to his covering his acoustic guitar with real-play Monopoly Money.

Wearing a 1950's shirt while sporting a pair of red 1980's shoes?
Where are the fashion police when you need 'em?
 


In December 1999 Mister Laurence performed a triple set Christmas Concert at Ann Arbor's Kerrytown Market.
Check out that beat up 1930's accordion!  Chin up, dude!"


And here, in living color! 

 



And yes, MORE FUN PICS



His African Violet which flowered twice in one season,
inspiring him to compose his song, LITTLE FLOWER.


His three-wheeler, inspiring him to compose his song,
TRICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO.

 

His three awesome daughters; TARA, ASHIA, and BRITTANY.
(2004)



Alexis, his granddaughter on Lolly Pop Patrol
(2005)