My daughter and I really had fun listening to Twitchin in the Kitchen. We danced and sang with the songs. We especially liked "Na Na Na" I think that song makes a very real point about growing up. I think you will really enjoy this CD and should pick it up today!

When you listen to Twitchin' 'N The Kitchen, it's clear that Tom Staley's roots are deeply planted in NRBQ land. As the band's original drummer, Staley has the pedigree necessary to co-write and record a song called Nya Nya Nya and pull it off! And if that's not enough, he follows it up with Desperate Heart -- a song that C&W enough to make you want to saddle up and ride ol' paint right out of town. Later on the CD, Staley the takes us on a trip through funky town with Scuzzoid Bop (my favorite), rock and roll-ville with the Twitchin', CD's title cut, and up yonder in the hollow with Run Dog Run. And just about the time your head has twisted itself completely around, here comes Shape Shifter, which showcases Staley's incredible percussion capabilities. Bottom line? There's something for everyone on this original and versatile CD. What's next, Tom?