People can register for either time slot by visiting, selecting the "Calendar" tab and following to the Dec. "I'm going to do as much as my fingers cooperate with," Tatar said. People can stay in their cars and roll down their windows to listen or, if it's warm enough, they can congregate outside. The free concerts are at 3 and 4:15 Sunday in the "Z" Frank parking lot, 3050 Woodbridge Lane. Supported by nearly three dozen musicians, including the Low Down Brass Band and the trio Spare Parts to lend a funk or jazz feel to some selections, songs on "Seconds" include "The Chocolate Milk Song," "Jambalaya" and "Old Prune." More on Tatar's music can be found on his website,, as well as on social media channels. Inspired after visiting the Kidzapalooza stage at Lollapalooza, and influenced by Glen Ellyn's Ralph Covert - whose children's rock under the Ralph's World moniker may have gained more widespread attention than his traditional rock band, The Bad Examples - Tatar also taught "Wiggleworms" classes at the Old Town School of Folk Music. "I think even before the first album came out - maybe even before I was thinking about putting a kids' rock 'n' roll album out - I was thinking about putting together food and music in the classroom." "The kids like it, and it led to writing longer pieces about food, and eventually songs and albums around food," said Tatar, a native of Highland Park.
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