Get Up & Dance CD

GET UP & DANCE has been named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services, and has earned the Mom's Choice Awards Gold Award!

Dance! Move! Encourage Reading!

Get Up & Dance and The Little Engine That Could, are just a couple of the songs that will stimulate the brain and body, and will have everyone moving and learning. This album has everything you want in the classroom, in the home, and in the car: Movement, Social-Emotional Development, and Early Literacy Support. Greg & Steve make learning fun!

Get Up & Dance is the 20th album from educational music recording artists Greg & Steve. Known for their Pre-K oriented interactive songs and movement activities, the duo makes music to help support teachers and parents teach fine and gross motor skills, language development, cooperation, call and response, listening skills, and more. Many of the songs have specific movement actions that are instantly accessible to young ones such as the title song, Get Up & Dance, Head and Shoulders Baby 1,2,3 and Busy Bone Dance, while songs like Happy Dance will inspire children to move and dance in their own creative way. Greg and Steve have also crafted some traditional stories into new and exciting renditions in a contemporary style with The Little Engine That Could and Mary's Little Lamb, which is a new song written to the classic text of Mary Had a Little Lamb. The best part is that young ones have so much fun they don't know that they are also learning.

With more than six million recordings sold to date, Grammy nominated Greg & Steve hold the rank of the number-one children's music duo in the country. It's easy to see why – their singable lyrics and catchy melodies are set to a contemporary beat.

Parents and teachers alike find Greg & Steve's tunes a fun way to teach children basic concepts such as colors and numbers as well as friendship and cooperation. Greg & Steve have received numerous accolades, including 10 Parents' Choice Awards, 2 Dr. Toy Awards, and an Early Childhood NEWS Award.