ALBUMCat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall ConcertCat Power
Alben von Cat Power
ALBUMFlag Day (Original Soundtrack)Eddie Vedder, Glen Hansard & Cat Power
ALBUMWandererCat Power
ALBUMSunCat Power
ALBUMJukebox (Deluxe)Cat Power
ALBUMThe Greatest: Slipcase EditionCat Power
ALBUMDear Sir (feat. Steve Shelley)Cat Power
ALBUMYou Are FreeCat Power
ALBUMThe Covers RecordCat Power
ALBUMMoon PixCat Power
ALBUMWhat Would the Community ThinkCat Power
Beliebte Musikvideos von Cat Power
Woman (feat. Lana Del Rey)
Cat Power
Nude As the News
Cat Power
Stay
Cat Power
Horizon
Cat Power
Lived in Bars
Cat Power
I'll Be Seeing You
Cat Power
Pa Pa Power
Cat Power
Go Up (feat. Cat Power)
Cassius & Pharrell Williams
Wanderer
Cat Power
It's You
Lou Doillon & Cat Power
Künstler-Playlists
Cat Power Essentials
An exploration of the many talents (and lives) of Chan Marshall.
Inspired by Cat Power
Brutal honesty served in gorgeous singer/songwriter melodies.
Cat Power: Influences
An exploration of her offbeat and avant-garde side.
Cat Power: Deep Cuts
Her pulled-taffy vocals lend themselves to a host of genres.
Künstler-Biographie
Growing up in the South, Charlyn “Chan” Marshall was influenced by church hymns, country music, the blues played by her musician father, and her stepfather’s rock ’n’ roll records.
∙ After a seeing a man wearing a trucker cap emblazoned with the words “Cat Diesel Power,” she named her first band Cat Power, before adopting the moniker for herself.
∙ Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley and Two Dollar Guitar’s Tim Foljahn were so impressed by her live performances that they became her bandmates during the mid-’90s.
∙ Eddie Vedder and Dave Grohl contributed to 2003’s You Are Free, the first Cat Power album to make the Billboard 200 chart.
∙ While she was recording her album The Greatest with renowned Memphis musicians, Al Green’s longtime guitarist Teenie Hodges praised her playing, saying, “It’s so simple, it’s difficult.”
∙ The Greatest was honored with the 2007 Shortlist Music Prize, awarded to the best US album with sales under 500,000 copies.
∙ After helping Marshall through a time of self-doubt, Lana Del Rey collaborated with her on the feminist anthem “Woman,” which became one of Cat Power’s biggest hits.