Who could forget that voice?

NPR's Tamara Keith picks up her banana phone to talk with beloved musician Raffi Cavoukian about his first children's album in 12 years, Love Bug. Raffi Returns To Recording With A New Album For Kids ...

He may not look like a rock star, but for a certain shorter fanbase, Raffi is just that. "I'm the lucky guy whose songs apparently delight children," he said. He's been playing children's music for ...

Kids love saying the name Raffi. At the height of his fame, the children’s troubadour would be mobbed by young listeners when he arrived in a new city. “‘There’s Waffyyyyy!!!‘” they would shriek as he ...

SALTSPRING ISLAND, BC—Beloved Canadian children's entertainer Raffi has always woven threads of environmentalism and social justice into his music. However, his new album, This Little World is Dying ...

Since the release of his first children’s album in 1976, Singable Songs for the Very Young, there hasn’t been a more enduring and successful kids’ entertainer on the planet than Raffi Cavoukian — ...

Love Bug, Raffi's first new children's recording in over a decade, will be released by Rounder on July 15. Some reviewers are already sharing their excitement about the album with their readers. Kids ...

Alongside his well-documented love of baby belugas and fruit phones, children’s musician and all-around good guy Raffi is a big supporter of anti-fascist and anti-racist movements. His Twitter feed is ...

Raffi is singing his beautiful song at Layton-Chow’s house, playing one of Jack’s guitars. Song and lyrics can be downloaded at www.childhonouring.org. Video shot by Olivia Chow. Support rabble today!