CC Catch Maxi Hit Sensation: Nonstop Mix CD

Maxi Hit Sensation: Nonstop Mix Music

List Price	$20.98 (You save $5.83)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Dance
Label	Edeltone
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	98651
CD Universe Part number	7347161
Discs	1
Release Date	May 12, 2006
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

CC Catch Maxi Hit Sensation: Nonstop Mix Songs

	1.	Soul Survivor (Long Version)
	2.	Midnight Gambler (Long Version)
	3.	Backseat of Your Cadillac (Extended Version)
	4.	Good Guys Only Win in the Movies (Maxi Version)
	5.	I Can Lose My Heart Tonight (Maxi Version)
	6.	Baby I Need Your Love (Extended Mix)
	7.	Are You Man Enough (Long Version Muscle Mix)
	8.	Heaven & Hell (Extended Mix)
	9.	You Shot a Hole in My Soul (Maxi Version)
	10.	Heartbreak Hotel (Room 69 Mix)
	11.	Jump in My Car (Maxi Version)
	12.	Nothing But a Heartache (Maxi Version)
	13.	One Night's Not Enough (Maxi Version)
	14.	Strangers by Night (Maxi Version)
	15.	Cause You Are Young (Maxi Version)
	16.	House of Mystic Lights (Long Version Dance Mix)

Maxi Hit Sensation: Nonstop Mix Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars A Collection of CC Catch's Major Hits
This is a collection of CC Catch's major hits from the mid to late 80's. These hits weren't really played much in the US, but they were very popular in dance clubs almost everywhere else in the world. (I heard lots of the songs when I was stationed in South Korea in 1987). They are all very nicely mixed and have great sound quality. I think you'll like it!
Submitted by Jim (Seattle, WA, USA)
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