LP Camozzi does a service to all kids who are going through 'spin the bottle' years during one song on his 14-song release, "Even Kids Go Country". He brings up the topic, which honestly is the beginning of sexual awakening in the human species, in a whimsical, safe, and easy mode. 'she sure as heck knew how, her parents were out shopping, four girlfriends were all in, just me and my friend Michael fell victim to their spins, at first it seemed so silly as i took a little peck, but then sweet sue she spun again and we began to neck'. Track 2, "Apple Pie Mama" is a delightful 2-step acoustic guitar tribute to Mom's making of the most famous pie in America. There's even a recipe hidden within the lyrics. The funniest tune on the record is "Midget Down". The song describes how the new bike rider didn't see the small man coming out of the van. Camozzi writes, 'i was riding on my way, i was high atop my brand new bike, down the sidewalk like my old trike, and i didn't see that midget man as he stepped from behind the van, midget down'. Camozzi describes his lack of body hair and modesty in the all-boys naked locker room environment in "Gym Strippin'" with a beat that reminds us of Bow-Wow-Wow's, 'I Want Candy'. .which is for everyone an unfortunate reference. Camozzi utilizes another cool device in accelerated tempo from verse to verse as he writes of skiing in "Ski Yodel". Yodeling and excitement are the staples of the tune, and fun they are. Great CD for all.