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 Welcome to thechildrenrock.com - the official site of pop/rock group Abraham's Children, internationally recognized for their huge success in the 70's with a string of hits that included songs like Gypsy, Goodbye Farewell, Goddess Of Nature, Thank You and more ...songs that can still be heard on radio stations today. These guys have been rockin' for over 30 years. Their latest album, ABRAHAM'S CHILDREN 30, released last year, marked the celebration of 3 decades of great music by The Children. Over the years the band has toured extensively and played to audiences that have ranged in size from intimate clubs such as L.A.'s legendary Whiskey A-Go-Go to large stadiums and arenas. Check the tourdates page and mark your calendars to see AC live. Once again, AC is set to embark on the killing road and will be playing the old favorites, as well as new material, to the thousands of fans that can still appreciate good music and a quality performance. We know you will enjoy cruising our pages. Here you will be able to listen to the music, browse the store, check upcoming tour dates and hear what others have to say. This is one of the very few sites that offers exclusive items and music of Jimi Bertucci and Abraham's Children. Over the years we have had millions of visitors from all over the globe. We thank you for not only surfing on our site, but for all the support through your purchases and comments. Please feel free to tell your friends so that they can discover some great music. Keep in mind we love to receive photos or any live footage of the band. If you have any AC material that you feel we could use we will gladly credit you. If you have any questions, feedback or comments please email us and someone will get back to you. Enjoy! Marisa Lang - President & CEO

 The classic album Time remastered for Time. "Goodbye Farewell" "Gypsy" "Thank You" and so much more

 TORONTO, CANADA (IUPDATE) Brian Cotterill former member of the hit making band Abraham's Children steps out and TRYPPS to some new music. It's been many years for the crooning AC drummer as he attempts to bring his new unit The Trypp to the forefront of the scene. After almost thirty years Brian puts an impressive line up together to challenge (more)
Dave and Jimi goof it up at the annual Canada D'eh held in Hollywood. (more)
CANADA'S FAB 4 - Like so many other bands, AC has gone through some changes over the years. Although the original line-up has altered, the spirit of the music remains strong and, in many ways, more fresh. With time, musicians hone in on their craft and in certain cases become mature players. Jimi Bertucci, lead singer/songwriter and founder of the band, has done just that with Abraham's Children. The group explores the possibilities of the now sound and uses their AC experience as a foundation to create a tasteful and unique pop adventure. It's interesting to note that these guys have been rockin' and rollin' for over 30 years and still maintain a bright and positive outlook about their music in a business that can sometimes make you cynical. Their sex-appeal hasn't waned either. Bertucci, in particular, still exudes his rock-star sexuality to the glee of the females in the crowd. Unlike some bands that have come before, AC has managed to retain their long-time fan base while appealing to, and ultimately attracting, a new younger audience. Their live performance is nothing short of dynamic so it's easy to see why their popularity continues to grow. Originally considered a bubblegum pop group, AC's sound can now be categorized more along the lines of the pop/rock genre. Don't miss Abies Babies...really. ML
TREND SETTERS? Abraham's Children had one of the most elaborate and creative wardrobes. Even when they weren't performing they looked hot. Their tailor Jerry was this cool Jamaican.......he would always get such a kick designing new things for the band. The more outrageous the better. One outfit he designed for Jimi was this full length jumpsuit made of purple sequins, on your right. The suit would weigh about 50 pounds after a live concert, and Jimi always claimed he lost at least 7 pounds per show.....nice program. The designer would usually design two of each outfits. This white satin suit with full rhinestones on the lapels was worn at a Liberace concert and Liberace made Jimi stand up at his show. The crowd gave Jimi a big round of applause... Jimi and Lee became good friends, that's another story...Reporter Kant Gettalon for iUpdate
 
 What have we here mon ami?....why, it's our pop rocker friend Jimi Bertucci and the rebel of soul David Clayton Thomas. (more)
  UXBRIDGE, ONT, September 11, 2007 - Brian Cotterill, vocalist and drummer for the top 40’s pop group Abraham’s Children, passed away today..(more)  
Bobby was the quiet....but not reserved member of the band. When it came to making a decision ...the wait was forever....oh those poor waitresses ...(more)
 
TORONTO, CANADA When a company celebrates 50 years of existence it is a big deal. When Chum radio lights the 50 candles it's (more)
 
Need an idea for a great gift. Order unique cards at the Pop Rock collection. All original photos of AC or Jimi. They come 25 to a box including envelopes. They are real cool and look good on the fridge... (more)
 
 Toronto Little Italy (iUPDATE) Film and Television star Nick Mancuso known for his hit tv series Stingray and pop rocker Jimi Bertucci enjoying a...(more)
ON NO NOT POETRY - The dictionary defines poetry as, "the writing of poems; the art of writing poems" and my favorite, "poetic quality of spirit". I began expressing myself with words when I was ten or eleven years old. The English language was still somewhat fresh to me and discovering new words was thrilling. I would often run to my Italian mother with excitement trying to express the new verbage I had encountered that day. I have to admit that during my youth, in public school, these were the most exciting and probably the most impressionable years of my life. Over time, I explored my ability to transpose my thoughts to more than merely words on paper. I began experimenting with communication as a release from the dungeons of my Grace Street dwelling. My companion was an old furnace that at times seemed haunting and its constant chatter of nuts and bolts would often frighten the hell out of me. The comforts of the tattered grey couch served as my resting place and at times my thought initiator. You ask yourself, what the hell is he doing in the basement? It was the place where all Italians gathered to feast and drink the spirits of their heritage. But in the evenings it was the only solitude that was available for whatever reason was needed. It was my space. I know it seems a little strange, but inquire with any Italian family and you will learn that the basement was, and still is, the recreational club med. So there I sat with a small dictionary that was given to me by a teacher to help with my language skills. I thank her every time I pick one up. At first my writings were simple and I would process their structure so that words would rhyme. Later, I discovered that poetry or story telling was not about rhyme, but about touching the emotions with the delivered message. I like that. I recall in grade four, as the class was beginning it's curriculum, one of the young boys had left his jacket outside. The teacher asked "did anyone see his jacket?". I raised my hand and replied, "I saw it laying on the steps". The teacher responded "lying" and I replied "no sir, I'm telling the truth". His correction made me think how complex all these terms seemed. My progression in life enabled me to study the profundity of the words and language and the clear meaning of what was and can be. Although at times I cross over the line of acceptability I can justify my actions by saying, "It's artistic freedom". Enjoy. ( read some classic poetry by Jimi) ML

 

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Abraham's Children 30 - BNO 010905 This double cd set has it all including the kitchen sink. 30 songs, some are classic, some are lost treasures that any collector would give up their sister to own. There are songs in here I have never heard of and of course hit after hit. I enjoyed the interview clips and some of the comments made by, I presume Jimi or one of the band members. Listen to " Would Mother Approve " a haunting piece that tells the story of a fan that gets infatuated with a rock group only to learn her mother does not approve. " Dreams To Sea " a progressive cut that would make YES spin... all in all this is worth having if you like to explore the depths of AC. Included is a great little comemorative booklet filled with photos documenting the band's history. Without a doubt this is the collection to own. There are a couple of duds on this but overall it stands the sands of time. Produced by BNOrecordingUSA . Executive Producer - Marisa Lang

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