" The follow-up to their eponymous debut album cover featured the band members waist-deep in the titular Rio Grande Mud.
An instrumental bonus track on Camper Van Beethoven's album II &amp; III (read: 2 and 3) is titled for this other band going "to Egypt." The follow-up to their eponymous debut album cover featured the band members waist-deep in the titular Rio Grande Mud. Their third album's song "Jesus Just Left (**) Chicago" garnered mainstream rock radio play, though it was a song on the 'B' side that described a "shack" outside the title town where "they gotta lotta nice girls (*), ah," that became most popular. A hiatus from recording in 1977 led to two of the members developing their most distinctive features, after which they recorded the album El Loco which featured a song which purports to be about a surfboard and another in which the speaker's girlfriend is "gettin' bombed and [he] was gettin' blown away," leading to the woman receiving the title gift, which is notably not jewelry. After singles like "Tube Snake Boogie" and "Pearl Necklace," this band released '80s albums featuring heavily synthesized guitars on singles like "Velcro Fly" and "Got Me Under Pressure." For ten points, name this Texas band behind the song "La Grange as well as albums like Fandango! and Eliminator best known to whippersnappers for songs like "Legs" and "Sharp Dressed Man."
An instrumental bonus track on Camper Van Beethoven's album II &amp; III (read: 2 and 3) is titled for this other band going "to Egypt.
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