Barack "Rollin" Remus

Our strapping blues musician is expressing himself, not only through his lyrics, but through his style. Rollin, as he is known as, is 19 inches tall and is dressed in a hot tamale cotton shirt with denim jeans.  His shoes are handmade with suede and painted with red and brown acrylic paint.  Rollin is also sporting a navy blue and black beaded necklace.  But the most important part of his entourage is his Beauty with him. That's his guitar.  It's not Gibson; it's a Lizjul electric guitar.  Steele string and all.  Guitar is made with suede, painted with acrylic and designed with jewelry findings. The strings are made with gold wire. Rollin is a wonderful part of the Lizjul Doll Designings Dolls and Music Collection.

That's My Style

(And It ain't go'in for a while)

By Barack "Rollin" Remus

Music Creation By Lizjul

I wear my shark skin shirt

I wear my pockadot tie

Honey don't like it

It made her cry

I say honey I didn't mean it

For the colors to offend you,

Thought you'd ignore it

Cause of my new black satin shoes

Oh don't you know that's my style

Aaaand It ain't goin for a while

(Yes indeed)

Now I put on my coat

Finest vinyl leather in town

I put on my hat

You look at my fedora with a frown

I said babe pleasees

Give me peace, Give me peace

Learn to like my style

From head down to my feet

Oh don't you know that's my style

Aaaand It ain't go'in for a while

Dreyfus "Smokin" Scott

Music with blues and a bit of grunge is how Dreyfus sends out his sound to the people.  Drey as he is known as, is 19 inches tall.  He is dressed in a cotton-ribbed shirt with  uniquely, designed sleeves, showing his retro style.  His pants are dark blue with a checkered pattern.  His shoes are handmade with suede and are painted with brown and red acrylic paint. Tagging alongside him is his Lucy, his guitar.  His guitar is handmade with suede, and painted with red and black acrylic paint.  Lucy is designed with jewelry findings.  Dreyfus Scott is part of the Lizjul Doll Designings Dolls and Music Collection.

Cost: $50.00

Work'in With The Good Ole Days

By Dreyfus Scott

Music Creation By Lizjul

Oh yeah, I had a steady job in old Kentucky rail

Where I knew just where my mind was through the heavy hail,

I wouldn't know what time it was and even if I did,

I say hey I'd work until the sunrise go’in shut its lid.

Oh it's so different today than it was fifty years ago

When I loved the job that lifted my spirits when I was feeling mighty low.

Now that job is gone, but I found another one don't you know

It's pretty good work, but the taxes take most of my doe.

Times are harder, even with what my job pays,

Oh, how I wish, I wish I was work’in for the good ole days.