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October 17, 2007

Jukebox: New Cat Power Album Art & Tracklist

Recorded in Dallas, Miami, and New York with the Dirty Delta Blues and Stuart Sikes, Cat Power's Jukebox -- due out at the end of January -- picks up where The Covers Record left off, with Chan Marshall lodging ten new interpretations of other folks' music, along with a new version of her "Metal Heart" and a newbie "Song To Bobby." Impressive tracklist and psychedelic album art after the jump.

01 Theme From "New York, New York" (Frank Sinatra)
02 "Metal Heart" (Cat Power)
03 "Ramblin’ (Wo)man" (Hank Williams)
04 "Song To Bobby" (Cat Power)
05 "Aretha, Sing One For Me" (George Jackson)
06 "Lost Someone" (James Brown)
07 "I Believe In You" (Bob Dylan)
08 "Fortunate Son" (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
09 "Silver Stallion" (Lee Clayton)
10 "Dark End Of The Street" (Dan Penn & Chips Morman; originally sung by James Carr)
11 "Don’t Explain" (Billie Holiday)
12 "Woman Left Lonely" (Janis Joplin)

Talk about taking on the biggies. Very excited for Joplin and some CCR, but all have us kinda goose pimply. As far as the artwork ... how's about this lovin' spoonful of retro goodness?

Jukebox is out 1/22 on Matador.

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not impressed (album art)

actually.. i think its kind of fucking lame

Posted by: caleb at 10/17/07 1:20 PM | Reply
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love her to death...but i agree with caleb. it looks like a j-lo record.

Posted by: sussbomb at 10/17/07 1:24 PM | Reply
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YAWWWWWWN.

Posted by: Evan at 10/17/07 1:29 PM | Reply
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really sucky album art, unfortunately.

Posted by: Z at 10/17/07 1:32 PM | Reply
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i would say that looks like an image of her jumping the shark, but i think that time has already come and gone

Posted by: yooooooooou at 10/17/07 1:46 PM | Reply
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lifesbathroom.blogspot.com

Posted by: lb at 10/17/07 1:48 PM | Reply
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Who does Cat Power think she is!? I FUCKING HATE HER WITH EVERY OUCE OF ANGER IN THE UNIVERSE.

Sick album art though.

Posted by: d at 10/17/07 2:21 PM | Reply
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i'm with you guys on the album art being lame, but i'm definitely interested to hear her do CCR and James Brown.

Posted by: red king at 10/17/07 2:22 PM | Reply
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Was really hoping her cover of Cat Stevens "How Can I Tell You" would make it on to this album. Bummer.

Posted by: Tine at 10/17/07 3:17 PM | Reply
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seeeeeriously, how long do i have to wait for "how can i tell you" to see a release?!?!

Posted by: fletcher at 10/17/07 3:23 PM | Reply
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Saw her in Carborro last night, totally sucked. She dragged out every syllable in a strained approximation of what a soul singer should sound like. Her excessively coiffed keyboard player called her the "greatest soul singer alive"... Straight garbage.

Posted by: Toothpaste Jones at 10/17/07 3:37 PM | Reply
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Yay! (but crap album cover, didn't think it could get much worse than The Greatest)

Posted by: stef-k at 10/17/07 4:16 PM | Reply
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Is that the Fleetwood Mac font?

Posted by: tocci at 10/17/07 4:55 PM | Reply
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hmm not liking the album art but i still like cat power even though i have mixed feelings about the modeling/advertising thing.

youuuu - when do you think she jumped the shark?

Posted by: bryan at 10/17/07 4:56 PM | Reply
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saw her last night and her guitarist introduced her as "one of the greatest soul singers alive today"--or something to that effect. Can't say that after her performance i would agree. very unimpressive show.

Posted by: jay at 10/17/07 5:25 PM | Reply
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some of you clowns may think she's passe now that she's no longer the subject of your indie boi wankerings, but you have to admit she deserves credit for evolving and putting out legit work in her new form. She's not my betrothed or anything but I enjoyed Greatest; I hope she continues to challenge because those who don't become crap.

Posted by: dc at 10/17/07 5:33 PM | Reply
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>>saw her last night and her guitarist introduced her as "one of the greatest soul singers alive today"--or something to that effect. Can't say that after her performance i would agree. very unimpressive show. <<<

Dont know what you guys are smoking..but I thought she was dead on last night..her throat was sore a little but damned if she didnt give it her all & her band is totally ace.
You guys should be forced to see a Cat Power show from 5 years ago when she couldnt finish a song & her hair was covering her face & everything was played at 1/2 speed..

Posted by: JT at 10/17/07 6:04 PM | Reply
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"'Fortunate Son' (Creedence Clearwater Revival)"

I'm on this like shit on velcro.

Posted by: Peregrine at 10/17/07 6:56 PM | Reply
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aw no hanging on the telephone

Posted by: =^_^= at 10/17/07 7:31 PM | Reply
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I look forward to it. "The Greatest" was her best. Hopefully the trend towards goodness will continue. Love me some Chan.

Posted by: The Other Matthew at 10/17/07 8:21 PM | Reply
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i like the cover a lot. and the greatest was a wonderful album.

Posted by: stephen at 10/18/07 1:11 AM | Reply
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jt i thought her stage present was great i just didn't think her singing had as much "soul" as was advertised.

Posted by: jay at 10/18/07 11:48 PM | Reply
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I can't wait to hear that Billie Holiday track...

Posted by: Tan The Man at 10/22/07 2:32 AM | Reply
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I'm so fucking pumped to hear her cover of "Dark End of the Street." One of the greatest soul songs ever, and I officially think less of everyone here for not noticing it. That said, Cat Power is a trin wreck and the rest of the album will suck.

Posted by: Greg at 10/22/07 3:33 PM | Reply
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i like it. i can't wait to buy it on cd and vinyl.

she deserves a j. lo esque cover, she's a bit of a diva - but the right kind of diva...

i don't know, i think she's fabulous. she can do no wrong.

Posted by: laura at 10/22/07 8:46 PM | Reply
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gosh, even I can do that kind of effect on photoshop in five minutes.
But whatevs, regardless crappy album art, shes amazing :]

Posted by: gaby at 10/23/07 7:43 PM | Reply
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LOve Chan and Cat Power! :)

Posted by: Robert at 11/03/07 1:33 PM | Reply
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