Album Review: Jack Johnson 'To the Sea'

JUNE 09, 2010

"My favorite children's album of all time, Sing-A-Longs and Lullabies for the Film Curious George, was made by Jack Johnson, the barefoot Hawaiian surfer-songwriter. The 2006 sound track gently swings with eco-imagery, jungle-gym rhythms and a peacenik sweetness. But what I really dig about George is that it puts my hellion children to sleep in no time at all. That's right, demon spawn, dream your evil dreams!

Despite being as exciting as a Xanaxed panda, the 35-year-old Johnson was an instant star when he first caught the fame wave in 2001..."

To read the rest of the review, GO HERE.

Posted by Sean Daly at 11:51:41 am on June 09, 2010 in

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