Just Enough Education to Perform

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Just Enough Education To Perform

Studio album by Stereophonics
Released	April 17, 2001
Genre	Rock, Britpop
Length	55:40
Label	V2
Producer(s)	Marshall Bird
Q magazine NME (5/10) Pitchfork Media (5.2/10) link All Music Guide link
Stereophonics chronology
Performance and Cocktails (1999)	Just Enough Education to Perform (2001)	You Gotta Go There to Come Back (2003)

Just Enough Education to Perform is the third album released by Stereophonics. It was originally to be called "JEEP". Guitarist Kelly Jones came up with the title after his brother came home from a stint in the army and wrote the word on his bedroom wall. Car manufacturer Daimler-Chrysler however had copyrighted this name so it was changed to its current title, although frequently it was known as the acronym J.E.E.P. It was published by V2 in 2001. All songs were written by Kelly Jones with the exception of "Mr Writer," which was written by Kelly Jones and Marshall Bird (words by Kelly Jones) and "Handbags and Gladrags" which was written by Michael D'Abo. The album was dedicated to the memory of Anne-Pascale Pleuchot and Scott Piering. It was recorded at Real World Studios, Bath and Monnow Valley Studios, Monmouth.

[edit] Track listing

"Vegas Two Times"
"Lying in the Sun"
"Mr Writer"
"Step on My Old Size Nines"
"Have a Nice Day"
"Nice to Be Out"
"Handbags And Gladrags"
"Watch Them Fly Sundays"
"Everyday I Think of Money"
"Maybe"
"Caravan Holiday"
"Rooftop"

Bonus enhanced CD-ROM - includes "Lying in the Sun" and "Step on My Old Size Nines" acoustic versions, band interview, "Mr Writer" Songplayer Tuition Software and all album lyrics