Artist	Song
Lisa Loeb	I Do
from Firecracker (1997)
Lisa Loeb	Fools Like Me
from The Way It Really Is (2010)
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories	Do You Sleep?
from Tails (1995)
Elizabeth Mitchell & Lisa Loeb	Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
from Catch the Moon (2004)
Lisa Loeb	How
from Firecracker (1997)
Lisa Loeb	Jenny Jenkins
from Jenny Jenkins - Single (2007)
Elizabeth Mitchell & Lisa Loeb	Catch the Moon
from Catch the Moon (2004)
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories	Taffy
from Tails (1995)
Lisa Loeb	Single Me Out (Theme from #1 Single)
from The Very Best of Lisa Loeb (2006)
Lisa Loeb	Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries
from Cherries - EP (2007)
Lisa Loeb	Let's Forget About It
from Firecracker (1997)
Lisa Loeb	Underdog
from Hello Lisa (2002)
Elizabeth Mitchell & Lisa Loeb	Big Rock Candy Mountain
from Catch the Moon (2004)
Lisa Loeb	Are You Ready for the Summer?
from Camp Lisa (2008)
Lisa Loeb	You Don't Know Me
from Hello Lisa (2002)
Lisa Loeb	Falling in Love
from Firecracker (1997)
Lisa Loeb	I Control the Sun
from The Way It Really Is (2010)
Lisa Loeb	Truthfully
from Firecracker (1997)
Lisa Loeb	Little Red Caboose
from Catch the Moon (2007)
Lisa Loeb	The Disappointing Pancake
from Camp Lisa (2008)
Lisa Loeb	Would You Wander
from The Way It Really Is (2010)
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories	Snow Day
from Tails (1995)
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories	Waiting for Wednesday
from Tails (1995)
Lisa Loeb	Window Shopping
from The Way It Really Is (2010)
Lisa Loeb	What Am I Supposed to Say
from Hello Lisa (2002)
Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories	Lisa Listen
from Tails (1995)
Lisa Loeb	The Way It Really Is
from Hello Lisa (2002)
Lisa Loeb	Love Is a Rose
from Camp Lisa (2008)
Lisa Loeb	All Day
from The Rugrats Movie (1998)

Comment:

As a solo artist, with her band Nine Stories, and in a string of collaborations with the likes of Elizabeth Mitchell (a member of the indie folk/pop band Ida), Dweezil Zappa, and [i]über[/i]producers Glen Ballard and Randy Scruggs, Lisa Loeb became a superstar. The video for "Stay (I Missed You)" introduced her doe-eyed coquettishness and trademark cat's-eye glasses to the world (the song also served as the theme to the hit movie [i]Reality Bites[/i]), and her albums [i]Tails[/i] and [i]Firecracker[/i] were massive sellers. She starred in [i]#1 Single[/i], a quirky dating series on the E! network (with "Single Me Out" as the theme song), and voices characters for cartoons and video games. Yet Loeb's a musician, first and foremost, and a singer-songwriter who's adept at defining and illuminating every little window into the human condition.

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