TRACKLIST:
Disc 1
1. (Boo Hoo) I Ain't Your Crybaby
2. Lightning Strikes
3. Thin Ice (Don't You Ever)
4. No Justice In Love
5. Crawling Over Your Doormat
6. Sad Souvenir
7. Hijack Your Heart
8. Who Were You Thinking Of
9. Lil' Miss Paradise
10. Operator
11. Black Train
12. Fucked Up
13. What Kind Of Rock 'N' Roll
Disc 2
1. Where Have All The Good Girls Gone
2. You Don't Have To Wear Boots To Be A Cowboy (But You've Gotta Leave Your Horse Outside)
3. This Is What We Want
4. She Didn't Like Rock 'N' Roll
5. Remember To Forget
6. Lovin' What's Left
7. Go Go Girl
8. Money
9. European Girls
10. Too Hot To Last
11. When You Leave Me Baby Can I Come Too
12. Where Have All The Good Girls Gone (Single Version)
13. The Letter (Live) (The Box Tops Cover)
14. Crimson And Clover (Live) (Tommy James And The Shondells Cover)
15. Walking The Dog (Live) (Rufus Thomas Cover)
Artist : The Crybabys
Country : USA
Release : What Kind Of Rock 'N' Roll?
Year : 2003
Genre : Hard Rock
File Type : mp3 320
Info:
The Crybabys' main claim to fame is that they are led by Honest John Plain, who once was guitarist for the Boys. They play good-time rock & roll with a drunk and woozy feeling that places them in the same ballpark as such other fine, long-haired, bandanna-sporting bands as Dogs d'Amour and the Rock City Angels. This collection on Castle compiles The Crybabys' first record, 1990's Where Have All the Good Girls Gone, which featured songs like "Hijack Your Heart," "Crawling Over Your Doorstep," and "Fucked Up," titles that pretty much speak for themselves. Deep thought, no. Rockin' good times, yes. The second record was slated to be released in 1992, but the label didn't like it and the band never really recovered from the blow. Now, over a decade later, the record is reissued here. What Kind of Rock 'n' Roll? is the same kind of straight-ahead Jack Daniels-swigging rock that the first album was. Maybe the label wanted the band to sound more like Oasis. That's the story of rock & roll -- the honest, hard-working bands always get shut down by the man. Oh well, at least fans of The Crybabys' can hear it now in all of its lunkheaded glory. The disc also contains the single version of "Where Have All the Good Girls Gone" produced by lunkhead-in-arms Jim Lea of Slade and three live tracks recorded in France in 1991.