Cat Power

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Cat Power was the alias of Chan Marshall, a Southern-bred singer/songwriter whose father, Charlie, was an itinerant pianist. After dropping out of high school, Marshall found herself in New York; performing under the name Cat Power, she was booked as the opening act for Liz Phair, where she met Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley and Two Dollar Guitar's Tim Foljahn, who agreed to become her backing band. Following the release of 1995's Dear Sir and 1996's Myra Lee -- both recorded on the same day -- Cat Power signed to Matador for 1996's...[more]

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Cat Power

Could We b|w Dreams (2006)

New Matador Europe CD single, just in time for Chan's rescheduled tour dates. "Could We" is from The Greatest and a non album track, "Dreams" which is Chan's take on the classic made famous by the Everly Brothers.

CDep $9.99

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Covers Record (2003)

VINYL FORMAT. REISSUE. Cat Power is the nom de plume of Chan Marshall, good cop. Her last record, Moon Pix, was released in September 1998 and was hailed 'round the world as a paragon of modern songwriting. On The Covers Record, Chan applies her remarkable interpretive skills to a wide variety of influences, accompanying herself on only piano or guitar. Almost gruesome in its melancholy (think Pink Moon, Drama Of Exile, Music For A New Society...), she de/reconstructs these songs often to the point of unre [ read more ]

LP $17.99

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Cat Power

Covers Record (2000)

Cat Power is the nom de plume of Chan Marshall. Her last record, "Moon Pix," was released in September 1998 and was hailed 'round the world as a paragon of modern songwriting. On "The Covers Record," Chan applies her remarkable interpretive skills to a wide variety of influences, accompanying herself on only piano or guitar. Almost gruesome in its melancholy (think "Pink Moon," "Drama Of Exile," "Music For A New Society..."), she de/reconstructs these songs often to the point of unrecognizability. The resul [ read more ]

CD $12.99

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Dear Sir (2006)

First US release of this 1995 debut album. "Dear Sir" features Chan Marshall helped by Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth) on drums and Tim Foljahn (Two Dollar Guitar) on guitar. Contains a version of Tom Waits' "Yesterday Is Here." Nine tracks.

MP3 $10.49

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Cat Power

Dear Sir (1995)

VINYL FORMAT. Back in print on COLORED VINYL! Chan Marshall's 1995 debut album Steve Shelley (SONIC YOUTH) on drums and Tim Foljahn (TWO DOLLAR GUITAR) on guitar.

LP $14.99

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Cat Power

Dear Sir (1995)

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February 22, 2006 Show Poster (2007)

This is a 12" x 18" Cat Power and the Memphis Rhythm Band show poster for February 22, 2006 show. Four color process printed on 80lb matte paper. Designed by: Francesca Montanari (italy). Put this poster in a ReFRAME! For more details click here.

Poster $19.99

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February 29 Show Poster (2008)

This is a 13" x 26" Cat Power show poster for the February 29 show with Dirty Delta Blues at The Wiltern Theatre. Hand-signed and numbered. Designed by: Mike King/Crash.

Poster $24.99

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Greatest (2006)

The Greatest (no, it's not a hits collection) makes it clear just how much Chan Marshall grows with each album she releases. Three years on from You Are Free, she sounds reinvented yet again: Marshall returned to Memphis, TN -- where she recorded What Would the Community Think nearly a decade earlier -- to make an homage to the Southern soul and pop she listened to as a young girl. Working with great Memphis soul musicians such as Mabon "Teenie" Hodges, Leroy "Flick" Hodges, an [ read more ]