The Eureka E.P.
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The Eureka E.P. is the third E.P. album by Memphis indie rock band The Grifters. Tripp Lamkins' liner notes state the reason for an EP instead of a full-length album: "Well, after much touring, little band practice, a new young'un, 38 more Pavement comparisons, & the inevitable demise of the flower shop van, we bring you-an e.p. Hope no one feels slighted, but having 6 or 7 fewer songs to tear our greying hair out over will probably keep us together a long while. It was a pretty good year though. Touring with bands like Rodan(r.i.p.), Ruby Falls, Dambuilders, The Strapping Fieldhands, GBV, Ed Hall, Versus, Red Red Meat, & Jawbox kind of makes being away from Memphis worthwhile not to mention getting to meet so many good people all over the world. We sincerely love you and look forward to s
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Stanley Gallimore, Tripp Lamkins, Dave Shouse and Scott Taylor, except where noted
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Grifters The Eureka E.P..JPG
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Scott Taylor
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Dave Shouse
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Lead vocals
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Shangri-La Records (Shangri-La 013)
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The Grifters, Doug Easley & Davis McCain
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January 1995, Shangri-La Records , Memphis, Tennessee
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Banjo
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Eureka I.V.
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Founder's Day Parade
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His Jesus Song
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Slow Day for the Cleaner
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Whatever Happened to Felix Cole
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X-Ray Hip
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The Eureka E.P. is the third E.P. album by Memphis indie rock band The Grifters. Tripp Lamkins' liner notes state the reason for an EP instead of a full-length album: "Well, after much touring, little band practice, a new young'un, 38 more Pavement comparisons, & the inevitable demise of the flower shop van, we bring you-an e.p. Hope no one feels slighted, but having 6 or 7 fewer songs to tear our greying hair out over will probably keep us together a long while. It was a pretty good year though. Touring with bands like Rodan(r.i.p.), Ruby Falls, Dambuilders, The Strapping Fieldhands, GBV, Ed Hall, Versus, Red Red Meat, & Jawbox kind of makes being away from Memphis worthwhile not to mention getting to meet so many good people all over the world. We sincerely love you and look forward to seeing you all again this year. And we will. Maybe we'll even have that lunch we're always talking about." Also explained is the peculiar recording location of the album: This recording is not only brought to you by Shangri-La Records again, but it was recorded there on 4-track. Once again it was sweetened at Easley studios by Doug & Davis.
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