The Clumsy Lovers, Smart Kid - 48m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Bobby Banjo	3:25
2. Save For You	3:55
3. Coming Home	2:27
4. London Bridge	3:44
5. Stand Up	3:07
6. Smart Kid	3:00
7. People I've Been Meaning To Thank	2:09
8. Better Days	3:45
9. Okay Alright	3:47
10. Cock of the North	3:08
11. Don't Worry	2:58
12. Clumsy Love Intro	0:44
13. This is Clumsy Love	2:46
14. Rockefeller	2:46
15. Not Long For This World	6:38

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Review

A Canadian musical crossbreed, the Clumsy Lovers combine traditional instrumentation with shifting time signatures and rock & roll adrenalin. Within the sprawling expanse of Smart Kid's 15 tracks, the Vancouver quintet surveys a wide range of musical territory, offering surprises at every turn. Bluegrass banjo meets reggae rhythm on "Bobby Banjo" and "London Bridge," while "Okay Alright" combines the new-wave bounce of Blondie with harmonies direct from the Beach Boys. On the syncopated, fiddle-driven instrumental "Cock of the North," the band manages to sound both Celtic and Caribbean. Much of the interplay displays the sort of energy that has made the Clumsy Lovers a popular live attraction, but "Better Days," "Don't Worry," and "Not Long for This World" show the maturity of their songwriting and command of the studio. --Don McLeese

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