Marc Bolan / T Rex Tanx CD Japan

Tanx Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Japanese LP Sleeve
CD Universe Part number	7474902
Catalog number	25433
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 15, 2007
Additional Info	Japan; Mini LP Sleeve

Marc Bolan / T Rex Tanx Songs

	1.	Tenement Lady
	2.	Rapids
	3.	Mister Mister
	4.	Broken Hearted Blues
	5.	Shock Rock
	6.	Country Honey
	7.	Electric Slim and The Factory Hen
	8.	Mad Donna
	9.	Born to Boogie
	10.	Life Is Strange
	11.	Street and Babe Shadow
	12.	Highway Knees
	13.	Left Hand Luke
	14.	Cadillac
	15.	Free Angel

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