Kidsongs Information

This site is presented by Together Again Video Productions, Inc., -- The creators, producers and owners of Kidsongs. Together Again was founded in 1983 when Bruce Gowers and Carol Rosenstein formed the company with the intention of creating and producing high quality television productions. The staff at Together Again Video Productions, Inc. operates this website to sell Kidsongs products directly to its customers. We enjoy the personal relationships that we maintain with our customers. We pride ourselves on going the extra mile to provide excellent customer service. If you have a question or problems, or just want to say hi, please email us. About the Producers of Kidsongs:Prior to Kidsongs, Bruce and Carol had previously collaborated on hundreds of music videos and numerous television specials. It all started when Bruces's video of Queen's landmark "Bohemian Rhapsody" garnered international attention. When Rod Stewart saw it, he requested that Bruce direct a video for his song, "Tonight's the Night". Bruce came to America from England for the assignment and met Carol who was a producer on the project. Soon after they opened a Los Angeles music video company and over the years produced hundreds of music videos and television specials. Between them, they have worked on over 100 major network specials. Bruce produces and directs and Carol writes and produces. Bruce has directed American Idol since its inception and won the Emmy this year for his outstanding work on the series. The duo also created the television shows "America's Funniest People", "Dancin' to the Hits" and the "The Spectacular World of Guinness Records". Other credits include music specials with Britney Spears, Fleetwood Mac, 'NSync, Ricky Martin, the Rolling Stones and Rod Stewart. Also to their credit are major awards shows such as the Emmy's, American Music Awards, Billboard Awards, MTV Video Music Awards, Blockbuster Awards, ESPY Awards and The Essence Awards. Bruce and Carol also enjoy comedy specials and have worked with Dame Edna Everage, Robin Williams, Billy Crystal, Jerry Seinfeld, George Carlin, Richard Lewis and Eddie Murphy.