Jerzy the Giant

Jerzy the Giant
Jerzy the Giant
Studio album by The Terrible Twos
Released	July 29, 2008
Recorded	2008
Genre	Children's Music; Alternative rock
Label	Vagrant Records
The Terrible Twos chronology

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	^[1]
Common Sense Media	^[2]

Jerzy the Giant is the second album by The Terrible Twos.

History[]

After the mild critical praise of the outfit's previous album If You Ever See an Owl..., the group's lead singer Matt Pryor began writing more songs, partly inspired by his daughter Lily, (who contributed several lyrics to many of the songs) as well as his youngest son Jerzy, whom the album is named after. The album was recorded in the summer of 2007 in Pryor's home studio with the other members of The New Amsterdams.^[3] The album was recorded in a month at Pryor's home studio, and edited and mixed at the same time Pryor was recording his first-ever solo album Confidence Man.^[4]

Track listing[]

All tracks are written by The Terrible Twos.

Jerzy the Giant
No.	Title	Length
1.	"Old Man Miller"	2:01
2.	"Big Baby J"	2:31
3.	"Consonants"	1:01
4.	"Archibald McCallister"	1:40
5.	"Jerzy the Giant"	1:54
6.	"Great Big Poop"	1:05
7.	"Amelia Minor"	1:36
8.	"Elliott Oooh"	2:09
9.	"Jump Jump Jump"	2:06
10.	"Watch Out For Lions"	1:17
11.	"Lily Names Everything Sandy"	1:55
12.	"Playground"	2:22
13.	"Say Say Anything"	2:25
14.	"Olly Olly Oxen Free"	2:14
15.	"The Plan"	1:35
16.	"Whispering The Melody"	1:20

Personnel[]

Matt Pryor - Vocals, Guitar
Bill Belzer - Drums
Eric McCann - Upright Bass
Dustin Kinsey - Guitar
Zach Holland - Keyboard

References[]

^ AllMusic review
^ Common Sense Media review
^ Finn, Timothy. Get-Up Kid is a Grown-Up Kid." Kansas City Star 24 July 2008: Preview, 9.
^ [1] Archived July 4, 2008, at the Wayback Machine

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[1] AllMusic review

[2] Common Sense Media review

[3] Finn, Timothy. Get-Up Kid is a Grown-Up Kid." Kansas City Star 24 July 2008: Preview, 9.

[4] [1] Archived July 4, 2008, at the Wayback Machine

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