Cat Power Myra Lee CD

Myra Lee Music

List Price	$13.99 (You save $2.10)
Category	Rock Albums, Alternative CDs, Rock/Pop, Lo Fi
Label	Smells Like
Orig Year	1996
All Time Sales Rank	18490
CD Universe Part number	1115420
Catalog number	19
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 04, 1996
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Edward Douglas
Personnel	Steve Shelley Chan "Cat Power" Marshall - vocals Tim Foljahn

Cat Power Myra Lee Songs

	1.	Enough
	2.	We All Die
	3.	Great Expectations
	4.	Top Expert
	5.	Ice Water
	6.	Still in Love
	7.	Rockets
	8.	Faces
	9.	Fiance
	10.	Wealthy Man
	11.	Not What You Want

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