The phrase "cheap song" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a song that is inexpensive or of low quality, often in a derogatory sense.
Example: "I can't believe they played that cheap song at the wedding; it really didn't fit the occasion."
Alternatives: "low-quality song" or "inexpensive track."
- Al Lorden (The Cheap Song).
The song I'm reviewing this week is called The Cheap Song, written and partially performed by Al Lorden.
I was taught never to compromise and never to do a cheap song to just make a quick buck which will be forgotten in ten or twelve weeks.
In the grand tradition of "The Bed Intruder Song" and "Kai The Home Free Hitch Hiker Sings: Smash," the Internet has autotuned selections of Cleveland kidnapping hero Charles Ramsey's 15 minutes of fame into a cheap song.
Rohan Sippy, a Bollywood producer, told the conference that Hollywood studios are keen to do deals with Indian filmmakers so that they can make for themselves cheap song-and-dance "masala" versions of American movies before Indian studios beat them to it.
You know that cheap songs so-called actually do have something of the Psalms of David about them.
I don't do cheap songs that might be a big hit or will be forgotten.
No Control is as muscular and flexible as a Cheap Trick song, though the rhythms of the chorus are imported from the Killers' Mr Brightside.
They note that all of Potter's recurring themes -- sex, punishment, redemption, "a vision of paradise" (Mr. Haggard), "the power of cheap popular song" (Mr. Trodd) -- emerged in "Pennies From Heaven"; so did Potter's autobiographical use of his birthplace, the Forest of Dean, a rural mining community bordering Wales which also shows up in "The Singing Detective".
Buy: iTunes Genre: Rock Artist: Cheap Trick Song: Taxman, Mr. Thief Album: Cheap Trick Producer: Jack Douglas.
Digital DJing (using a laptop) may be cheaper, since songs can be downloaded individually at low cost.
