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Eggs Over Easy
Good N Cheap
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Party Party - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
2. Arkansas - Eggs Over Easy, O'Hara, Jack
3. Henry Morgan - Eggs Over Easy, Hopkins, Brien
4. The Factory - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
5. Face Down in the Meadow - Eggs Over Easy, Hopkins, Brien
6. Home to You - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
7. Song Is Born of Riff and Tongue - Eggs Over Easy, Fraker, Robert
8. Don't Let Nobody - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
9. Runnin' Down to Memphis - Eggs Over Easy, Hopkins, Brien
10. Pistol on the Shelf - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
11. Night Flight - Eggs Over Easy, O'Hara, Jack
12. 111 Avenue C [*] - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
13. Across from Me [*] - Eggs Over Easy, Hopkins, Brien
14. Bar in My Car [*] - Eggs Over Easy, DeLone, Austin
15. Scene of the Crime [*] - Eggs Over Easy, O'Hara, Jack

CD Details

All Artists: Eggs Over Easy
Title: Good N Cheap
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hux Records
Release Date: 10/16/2006
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Style: Country Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 682970000817, 0682970000817

Synopsis

Album Description

Eggs Over Easy had a huge influence on many British bands of the period, especially Brinsley Schwarz. According to the Brinsley's Nick Lowe, the Eggs had over 100 great songs at their fingertips. Just before they split, Eggs Over Easy recorded their lone album, Good 'n' Cheap, in 1972. This album, produced by Link Wray and the Eggs, is now thought of as a classic. It is now reissued here with 4 bonus tracks, supplied by the band. The accompanying 16 page CD booklet includes extensive liner notes, plus an additional note by Loudon Wainwright. Also, full lyrics to every track, rare photographs & reproductions of the original LP sleeve.

CD Reviews

This is a great album

03/18/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Eggs Over Easy was a pub rock band from the early '70s. Their only album was Good 'n' cheap, a country rock album produced by Link Wray and the Eggs. It was released in 1972. The only song on it that appears on another album is "The Factory", a hard rock song that is one of the best songs on the album. There are other great songs on the album including Austin de Lone's "Party Party" and Brien Hopkins' "Henry Morgan". Also Jack O'Hara's "Arkansas". This album sounds like an old favorite the first time you hear it."