Cat Power – Covers (New Vinyl) (Limited Edition) (Gold Vinyl)

Cat Power – Covers (New Vinyl) (Limited Edition) (Gold Vinyl)NEW LP New sealed copy. Include record store exclusive gold coloured vinyl. Covers is the eleventh studio album by American musician Cat Power, the stage name of American singer songwriter Chan Marshall. Her third collection of cover songs, following 2000's The Covers Record and 2008's Jukebox, the album was released worldwide on January 14, 2022, by Domino Recording Company. Covers is Marshall's third collection of cover songs, following 2000's The

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Covers is the eleventh studio album by American musician Cat Power, the stage name of American singer-songwriter Chan Marshall. Her third collection of cover songs, following 2000's The Covers Record and 2008's Jukebox, the album was released worldwide on January 14, 2022, by Domino Recording Company.

Covers is Marshall's third collection of cover songs, following 2000's The Covers Record and 2008's Jukebox.[1] The album was recorded alongside Marshall's live band: guitarist Adeline Jasso, bassist and keyboardist Erik Paparozzi, and drummer Alianna Kalaba. Marshall was not planning on recording a covers album, and was originally intent on recording original compositions. She explained: "I got in the studio and I wanted the band to relax, so I started composing improvisationally, just getting them to play certain things that sounded good together. For the first four songs we recorded that day, I had no idea what the vocals would be or what the song would be. They were four songs that I had no intention of covering. I just wanted the band to warm up, and when I got them to play something that I liked the sound of, I went to the vocal booth and I said, 'Just don't stop.' Then I was like, 'What cover should I sing over this music that is playing?'.[2]

"Unhate" is a new recording of "Hate", a song from Marshall's 2006 album The Greatest. A re-recording of one of Marshall's older songs has appeared on each of her cover albums. This has been inspired by the live performances of Bob Dylan, who frequently rearranges the majority of his own work when touring. Marshall explained: "The amount of live shows that I've played, I won't play a song for 20 years or something, and then I'll come back around and there'll be something in my life, present time, later in life, that will make me want to play something that I wrote before, but there's a whole 'nother set of life experiences why I want to play it again. That informs the music and the change of lyrics at times."

The melody to her cover of Frank Ocean's "Bad Religion" is similar to the melody of "In Your Face", a song from her previous album Wanderer. Marshall said that she "started feeling more and more angry inside" while performing the latter song live, a track she described as "basically a ballad to the white 1% male". She said: "Every time I sang that song live, it didn't matter if I was calm or relaxed or whatever. I kept getting more and more angry with the reality of what it made me think about, and so just one night switched the lyrics to 'Bad Religion' and I felt so much better." The cover of The Pogues' "A Pair of Brown Eyes" was recorded by Marshall alone using a Mellotron.

TRACKLIST:

A1 Bad Religion
A2 Unhate
A3 Pa Pa Power
A4 White Mustang
A5 A Pair Of Brown Eyes
A6 Against The Wind
B1 Endless Sea
B2 These Days
B3 It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
B4 I Had A Dream Joe
B5 Here Comes A Regular
B6 I'll Be Seeing You