Miss Happiness
Miss Happiness is the debut studio album by the American alternative rock band Walt Mink, released in 1992. It contains a cover of Nick Drake's "Pink Moon". The band supported the album with a North American tour.

Critical reception
USA Today wrote: "An idiosyncratic Cream for the '90s, Walt Mink adds daring innovation to the power trio formula." The St. Petersburg Times called the album a "kooky concoction of psychedelia and heavy metal."The Orlando Sentinel determined that Walt Mink "has the chops and creativity of King's X but with more concision and without all the artsy overambition and concept baggage." Stereo Review labeled Miss Happiness "a mixture of guitar-driven sass and twee-voiced smarm."AllMusic deemed the album "one of the brightest debuts of the '90s."

Track listing
All songs written by John Kimbrough except Pink Moon, written by Nick Drake.

"Miss Happiness" – 3:26
"Chowder Town" – 3:02
"Love You Better" – 3:55
"Showers Down" – 4:08
"Quiet Time" – 3:32
"Pink Moon" – 3:15
"Smoothing the Ride" – 3:09
"Croton-Harmon (local)" – 3:32
"Twinkle and Shine" – 3:03
"Factory" – 5:53

Personnel
John Kimbrough – guitar, vocals
Candice Belanoff – bass guitar, backing vocals
Joey Waronker – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Doug "Mr Colson" Olson – production, engineering, mix
Brian Anderson – engineering
Daniel Corrigan – cover photograph
Jen Schmid – painting

References
External links
"Releases" page on Walt Mink's official site @ The Internet Archive (includes lyrics)