After listening over and over to the first Ditty Bop CD I bought, Moon Over The Freeway, I knew I had to buy another. These girls harmonize and play their instruments with such a quirky, old fashion sound, that I would love to sing with them.

I sang once with the Sweet Adelines. We did a lot of harmony, it's hard work. The Ditty Bops make it sound like it's second nature for them. If they came to town, I be the first in line to by tickets. This is their first CD and I can tell the writing skills have grown with time.

My favorite cuts are Wishful Thinking, so much fun. And There's a Girl which for some reason reminds me of a Mama's and Papa's song. Then there is the cut I had heard before, Sister Kate, the old melody they made there own. I jazzercise to this song. (Also to Fish To Fry, on the Moon Over Freeway CD). When I heard these songs, I bought the CD, not knowing what a treat I had in store for me. I've played these CDs over and over and I love them each time.

Good to the last drop.

I love the folksy/ western swing sound of The Ditty Bops. I first came across them while listening to Pandora. I picked up this record a couple of days later and it didn't leave my CD player for more than a month. Every song on here is solid and different.

"Ooh La La" reminds me of Rasputina. It is dark and has a great talking/singing chorus and an evil, rumbling bass line.
"There's A Girl" is a garagey song with a real jangly electric solo.
These are just a couple of the stand-out tracks, in my mind. I'm so glad that someone out there is making music like this. Check it out!

Never, in my years of existence on this planet, have I heard a group as talented as The Ditty Bops. Their song "There's A Girl" is a defiant counterpoint to Etheridge's "The Angels". The Ditty Bops combine/alternate musical stylings in a way thay will please any fan of music. One can only hope that this is the first of many releases.

Here are two cool chicks who sing and play blue-grass straight from the heart! Their sound are throughout charming and pure and so with the lyric. About the lyric, it can be the sweetest feel-good tunes, or it can be like The Smith's on a rainy sunday! That kinda depends on the one who listen.

I love this quirky stuff. They deserve to be discovered.

I don't know how to describe The Ditty Bops except perhaps maybe a bit like a band you might see in those old travelling carnival shows. Full of little music interludes featuring accordians and acoustic guitars, these girls tell pain stakingly stories of death and love with the utmost sense of morbid humor.

Featuring lines like "you can find the meaning of life in the barrel of a shotgun.." this is not the teenagers pop song but I love them - perhaps more because of that rather than in spite of it. I first saw the video for "Wishful Thinking" on Logo and immediately ran out and got the album. Now I can shimmy like my sister Kate as I dance with the Dittys... and so could you.