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Script to copy AND encode Audio CD

I am trying to write a script that will copy a cd then encode it (eith Ogg or Lame) into fully tagged indivudual track files.
I have so far after some research written a script that uses cdrao to query cddb and rip a .bin and .toc file then burn said file back to a blank cdr - great exact audio copying achieved.
I now want to extend the script to (preferably without re-ripping) split the bin file using the toc into individual tracks and encode and tag them (either with oggenc or Lame I don't mind). But am struggling. Has anyone got any suggestions. (I am happy to try and write the script myself but don't know where to start).

I usually rip cd's with cdparanoia then encode it with oggenc. I've not found a way to automate filling in the track names. This one is for the Simple Minds CD `Sparkle In The Rain. For a different CD fill in the appropriate track names.

Code:

#!/bin/bash

rm -rf simple-minds-ogg &&

mkdir simple-minds-ogg &&

cd simple-minds-ogg &&

TRACK_NUMBER=0 &&

rip()

{

        let "TRACK_NUMBER += 1" &&

        cdparanoia $TRACK_NUMBER &&

        oggenc cdda.wav -b 256 -o "Simple Minds - $1.ogg" &&

        rm -f cdda.wav

}

rip "Up On The Catwalk" &&

rip "Book Of Brilliant Things" &&

rip "Speed Your Love To Me" &&

rip "Waterfront" &&

rip "East At Easter" &&

rip "Street Hassle" &&

rip "White Hot Day" &&

rip "C Moon Cry Like A Baby" &&

rip "The Kick Inside Of Me" &&

rip "Shake Off The Ghosts" &&

echo "done"

Thanks for the suggestion. But what I really want to do is use the info that cdrdao has pulled down from cddb into the toc file to do the naming/tagging. Does anyone know a way to script this ?