Magnet Man Magnificent CD

Magnificent Music

Category	R&B Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7125131
Catalog number	27189
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 17, 2006

Magnet Man Magnificent Songs

	1.	Back Uh De Club
	2.	Wanna Flex
	3.	Blaze It Up
	4.	Whine Ya
	5.	Superstar Lady
	6.	Committed
	7.	It's the Weekend
	8.	Wuck U Right
	9.	How to Love
	10.	Do That to Me
	11.	Escape to the Music
	12.	Firewood Remix
	13.	Wuck U Right Remix

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