She's So Cool

She's So Cool

Single infobox
Name = She's So Cool


Artist = Catherine Porter
from Album = Something Good
Released = 2002
Format = CD single
Recorded = 2002
Genre = Pop, Acoustic
Label = Jive Records
Writer = Catherine Porter, Kevin Malpass
Producer = Kevin Malpass

"She's So Cool" was the only single release by the singer songwriter Catherine Porter for Jive Records. Released in 2002, it contained the non album track "Blame", plus the fan favourite "Crazy". Despite a push from Brian May's website, and strong support from BBC Radio 2, neither the single or the album were promoted and both failed to chart.

Track listing

# She's So Cool
# Crazy (Catherine Porter/Tony Moore)
# Blame

All tracks written by Catherine Porter and Kevin Malpass except where noted.

Personnel

* Vocals: Catherine Porter
* Keyboards: James Pearson
* Bass: Norman Watt Roy
* Drums: Dylan Howe
* Guitars: John Themis
* Cello: Tony Peace
* Oboe: John Anderson
* Saxophone, Flute: Snake Davis
* Trombone: Neil Sidwell
* Strings: Gavin Wright
* Produced by Kevin Malpass
* Recorded and mixed by Simon Smart


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