Ralph's World, At the Bottom of the Sea - 37m 8s

Tracks & Durations

1. At the Bottom of the Sea	2:00
2. Honey for the Bears	2:08
3. The Coffee Song	1:23
4. Surfin' in My Imagination	2:27
5. Harry's Haunted Halloween Circus	2:37
6. The Banana Splits	1:51
7. Eighteen Wheels on a Big Rig	1:58
8. Clean my Room	3:08
9. Itsy Bitsy Spider	2:07
10. Baseball Dreams	1:52
11. Sunny Day Rainy Day Anytime Band	2:16
12. Fly Me to the Moon	1:40
13. Baa-Baa Black Sheep	1:56
14. Malcolm McGillikitty	2:27
15. What Can You Do with Your Baby Brother?	1:43
16. Bean Soup and Rice	2:32
17. Many Things to Know	2:53

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Review

Ralph Covert may have sunk to the bottom of the sea for his second release, but he swished the sophomore slump aside in his wake. Here's a world as unwatered-down as its predecessor, Ralph's World, complete with psychic cats, caffeine-addicted parents, and heapin' helpings of b-b-bean soup and rice instead. In other words, the impossibly clever songwriting is back, and so is the catchy vibe and effortless-sounding folky delivery, something that extends to the cover tunes. Nobody, not even kids too young to be cartoon connoisseurs, tires of tra-la-laaing along with the Banana Splits theme, and why hasn't anybody thought to capture Sinatra's swingin' yet suitable "Fly Me to the Moon" for kids before? As on the first record, the closing tune simultaneously conks you over the head with sentimentality and suffuses you with a sense of connectedness. Somewhere, clans of fulfilled yet fantastically kooky families thrive, and if they had to choose a champion, it'd be Ralph Covert. --Tammy La Gorce

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