and Canada and led to many sales for the band. This album was recognized by all the awards mentioned above under "The Kerplunks (2007)" and began the start of their household name in some families across Canada. Number 3 (2010) The Kerplunks build even higher with this third album, bringing in guest horn players (Pierre Komen, Nick LaRiviere and Matt Carter from Dinah D's Contraband Swingclub), guest guitarist David Gogo, and several other musical guests who filled the sound out and gave Number 3 a very full sound. Number 3 is very much a studio album, as many of the songs were too difficult to perform with The Kerplunks' usual 4 piece live line-up. Get Creative DVD (2012) This 10-song DVD features music videos for 10 of The Kerplunks' fan favorite songs. The tracks for this compilation DVD were selected by fan polling of their fans. Each video is preceded by a fun and informative clip which featured 10 soundtracks clips written by Dinah D and Tina Jones. The band is joined by many guest actors and child-actors in Get Creative. Pants & Mammals (2015) This album hearkens back to Walk On (the band's second release) in its fun, catchy, playful manner. Many of the songs on Pants & Mammals are part of the band's regular playlist! This album garnered many music award nominations and wins in Canada and Internationally. Lullabies For Big Eyes (2018) This is the first release with new band member Jojo(Jocelyn Hallett) and the first Kerplunks album with Dinah D as sole music producer. Lullabies was written and recorded following a period of sleeplessness/insomnia by several band members and subsequently is highly researched as a sleep aide. Lullabies For Big Eyes is 65 minutes of music, a sleeping soundtrack. Discography The Kerplunks (2007) Walk On (2009) Number 3 (2010) Get Creative DVD (2012) Pants and Mammals (2015) Lullabies For Big Eyes (2018) See also Music of Canada List of bands from Canada References Citations Musical groups with year of establishment missing Musical groups from British Columbia Canadian children's musical groups Musical groups established in 2007 Canadian Folk Music Award winners