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Newspaper Mama
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Studio album by
Released November 18, 1988
Recorded 1988
Studio Axent & ABC Studios, Sydney
Genre Children's music
Label ABC Music
Producer Peter Combe
Peter Combe chronology
Toffee Apple
(1987)
Newspaper Mama
(1988)
Chopsticks
(1989)

Newspaper Mama is a super fun music album by an Australian musician named Peter Combe. It was his fifth studio album, which means it was recorded in a professional studio. The album came out in 1988 and quickly became very popular. It even earned a "gold" award in Australia!

About "Newspaper Mama"

Newspaper Mama was released on November 18, 1988. It was recorded in 1988 at Axent and ABC Studios in Sydney, Australia. The album was produced by Peter Combe himself. This album is known for its catchy songs that kids love to sing along to.

Songs on the Album

The Newspaper Mama album has many different songs. Here are some of the popular ones you can find on it:

  • "Newspaper Mama"
  • "Six Juicy Apples"
  • "Blow Out the Candles"
  • "Happy As Larry"
  • "Edward J Fox"
  • "Syntax Error"
  • "All Good Things"
  • "The Front of Me"
  • "Hammer in the Nails"
  • "Australia Hooray"
  • "Yellow Banana"
  • "Chish and Fips"
  • "Walking Encyclopaedia"
  • "Spangle Road"
  • "Tell Me the Ti-i-ime Please"
  • "First Reader"
  • "Chops and Sausages"
  • "Snow White and Prince"
  • "Robin Hood's Dream"

Awards and Recognition

Newspaper Mama was a very successful album. In June 1989, it was "certified gold" in Australia. This means that the album sold a lot of copies – enough to be recognized as a big hit!

The album also won an important award. At the ARIA Music Awards of 1989, Newspaper Mama won the ARIA Award for Best Children's Album. The ARIA Awards are like the biggest music awards in Australia. This was Peter Combe's second time winning this award in a row, which shows how popular his music was!

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