Cat Power's Myra Lee was recorded at Four-Track in my Bedroom Studios in Hokoken, NJ. The unique name of this band comes from the vocal style of Chan Marshall, who's crooning sounds like that of a slowly dying feline. If you listen closely to the track "Enough", there actually is a cat being rung through an old-tyme dryer. Cat Power's simple bare-bones approach to music has a convienient clumping action, that will leave your box clean and refreshed. Look for C.P. to collaborate with Snoop Doggy Dogg for a clawing rendition of "Cat Scratch Fever" in the early summer of 2000.