Live Performances by Cat Power
Cat Power Performs 'Rockets' Live at Dottie's in Atlanta
Dottie's
Atlanta, GA, United States
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In January 1995, during the live recording at Dottie's in Atlanta, Cat Power was in the early stages of her career, having released her debut album, "... Read Full Description >
In January 1995, during the live recording at Dottie's in Atlanta, Cat Power was in the early stages of her career, having released her debut album, "Dear Sir," in 1995. This period marked a significant transition for her, as she was gaining recognition for her distinct blend of folk and rock-infused sounds. At this time, she was performing in smaller venues, which reflected her burgeoning presence in the indie music scene. An interesting fact about this era is that her raw and emotive performances often incorporated elements of spontaneity and vulnerability, characteristics that would become hallmarks of her style. This early live recording captures her at a critical moment of self-exploration and artistic development, just as she was beginning to establish her identity as a songwriter and performer.
Cat Power - 'Nude as the News' Live Performance at Nulle Part Ailleurs
Nulle Part Ailleurs
Paris, France
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On December 10, 1996, Cat Power, the stage name of singer-songwriter Chan Marshall, was in the early stages of her career, having recently released he... Read Full Description >
On December 10, 1996, Cat Power, the stage name of singer-songwriter Chan Marshall, was in the early stages of her career, having recently released her second album, "Myra Lee," in 1996. This period followed her debut album, "Dear Sir," and marked a significant time of growth for the artist as she began to establish her distinct sound characterized by raw emotionality and introspective lyrics. The live performance in Paris at Nulle Part Ailleurs showcases her early style, which often included minimal instrumentation and a focus on her haunting voice. Notably, during this time, Cat Power was also developing a reputation for her captivating yet sometimes unpredictable live performances, which would become a hallmark of her career. This particular recording captures a moment just before she would ascend to greater acclaim with her subsequent album, "Moon Pix," released in 1998, establishing her as a unique and influential figure in the indie music scene.
CAT POWER Full Concert Live at 40 Watt Club, Athens, GA
40 Watt Club
Athens, GA, United States
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In September 1998, during the time of the live recording at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was amid ... Read Full Description >
In September 1998, during the time of the live recording at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was amid a burgeoning yet artistically formative phase in her career. This recording captures her performance shortly after the release of her second studio album, "Moon Pix," which came out in 1998 and is widely regarded as one of her seminal works. The album is notable for its lo-fi sound and emotive lyricism, showcasing her signature blend of folk and indie rock. By the time of this performance, Cat Power had begun to gain traction within the indie music scene, characterized by her raw and introspective style. Interestingly, her performances from this era often featured a sense of vulnerability and spontaneity, which captivated audiences and laid the groundwork for her distinct performance style that would continue to evolve throughout her career.
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In September 1998, during a time of significant evolution in her career, Cat Power performed "Metal Heart" in Athens, Georgia. This live recording cam... Read Full Description >
In September 1998, during a time of significant evolution in her career, Cat Power performed "Metal Heart" in Athens, Georgia. This live recording came shortly after the release of her album "Moon Pix," which debuted in 1998 and marked a turning point for her artistic style, showcasing a more mature sound. "Moon Pix" received critical acclaim, solidifying her place in the indie music scene and was noted for its intimate, introspective lyrics and sparse arrangements. Interestingly, this performance highlights her raw and emotive stage presence that resonated deeply with audiences, capturing the essence of her transformation as an artist. At this point, Cat Power was gaining recognition beyond the underground circuit, paving the way for her future successes and continuing influence in the indie rock genre.
Cat Power Performs 'Cross Bones Style' Live at 40 Watt Club, Athens
40 Watt Club
Athens, GA, United States
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In September 1998, when Cat Power performed "Cross Bones Style" at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, she was in the midst of her career's formative... Read Full Description >
In September 1998, when Cat Power performed "Cross Bones Style" at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, she was in the midst of her career's formative years. This live recording occurred shortly after the release of her critically acclaimed album "Moon Pix," which came out earlier that same year. This album marked a significant turning point for Cat Power, showcasing her distinctive blend of folk, rock, and blues while receiving praise for its emotive power and raw simplicity. The performance at the intimate venue reflects her early career's DIY spirit and focus on connecting with audiences through heartfelt music. Notably, during this period, she was beginning to gain traction in the indie music scene, which would later lead to her becoming a prominent figure in alternative rock. The raw energy of the live show captures a moment just before her more extensive recognition would unfold.
Cat Power Live Performance of 'Metal Heart' at Bottom Of The Hill, San Francisco
Bottom Of The Hill
San Francisco, CA, United States
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In October 1998, when Cat Power performed "Metal Heart" live at Bottom Of The Hill in San Francisco, she was in a transitional phase of her career, ha... Read Full Description >
In October 1998, when Cat Power performed "Metal Heart" live at Bottom Of The Hill in San Francisco, she was in a transitional phase of her career, having recently released her fourth studio album, "Moon Pix," in 1998. This album marked a significant moment for Cat Power (real name Chan Marshall) as it received widespread critical acclaim, showcasing her unique blend of folk, rock, and blues influences while solidifying her signature emotive style. The live performance of "Metal Heart," one of the standout tracks from "Moon Pix," highlights her raw and intimate approach to music, often characterized by her haunting vocal delivery and minimalist arrangements. Notably, the release came during a time when she was building a devoted following, despite facing personal challenges. This concert reflects her artistry at a pivotal point, bridging the early experimental sounds of her earlier works with the more sophisticated sound she would further develop in subsequent albums.
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In early 1999, Cat Power was at a pivotal moment in her career, having released her album "Moon Pix" just months prior in 1998. This album marked a si... Read Full Description >
In early 1999, Cat Power was at a pivotal moment in her career, having released her album "Moon Pix" just months prior in 1998. This album marked a significant artistic breakthrough for her, showcasing her distinct style that combined elements of folk, blues, and rock. The live recording of "Colors and the Kids" from The Joint captures her raw, emotive performance style during this transformative period, where she began to gain critical acclaim and a dedicated following. The song itself reflects her introspective lyricism and captures the essence of her unique sound that resonated with audiences. Notably, "Moon Pix" was recorded with the backing of the influential band The Dirty Three, and its subsequent success helped solidify her reputation as a formidable force in the indie music scene. This early performance highlights her evolving artistry at a time when she was beginning to establish herself distinctly within the music landscape.
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In January 1999, Cat Power was experiencing a significant period in her career, having released her third album, "Moon Pix," just a few months prior i... Read Full Description >
In January 1999, Cat Power was experiencing a significant period in her career, having released her third album, "Moon Pix," just a few months prior in September 1998. This album marked a pivotal moment for her, showcasing her unique blend of lo-fi aesthetics and introspective songwriting, which began to garner critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. During this time, she further solidified her presence in the indie music scene, characterized by her emotionally raw performances. The live recording of "Good Woman" from The Joint captures her distinctive vocal style and captivating stage presence, which were essential to her identity as an artist. Interestingly, "Good Woman" is notable for its exploration of themes around love and emotional vulnerability, reflecting her personal experiences, which resonated deeply with audiences and further enhanced her reputation as a profound singer-songwriter.
Cat Power Performs 'Lived In Bars' Live on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
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In January 2006, Cat Power performed live on "Later With Jools Holland," showcasing her unique blend of folk and rock. This performance came shortly a... Read Full Description >
In January 2006, Cat Power performed live on "Later With Jools Holland," showcasing her unique blend of folk and rock. This performance came shortly after the release of her critically acclaimed album "The Greatest," which was released in 2006 and marked a significant transition in her musical style, featuring a more polished and soulful sound. The album was well-received, and its title track celebrates themes of authenticity and resilience. Interestingly, during this period, Cat Power, whose real name is Chan Marshall, also dealt with various personal challenges, and her live performances were known for their emotional intensity. This particular recording exemplifies her raw talent and ability to convey deep emotion through her music, even amidst the complexities in her life at the time.
Cat Power Performs 'The Greatest' Live on Later With Jools Holland
Later With Jools Holland
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In January 2006, when Cat Power performed "The Greatest" live on "Later With Jools Holland," she was in a pivotal moment of her career following the r... Read Full Description >
In January 2006, when Cat Power performed "The Greatest" live on "Later With Jools Holland," she was in a pivotal moment of her career following the release of her acclaimed album "The Greatest," which came out in 2006. This album marked a significant artistic evolution for her, featuring a lush, soulful sound with rich instrumentation and showcasing her development as both a songwriter and performer. Notably, "The Greatest" was celebrated for its maturity and emotional depth, highlighting her ability to blend various genres such as indie rock, folk, and blues. The live performance on Jools Holland provided a platform for her to connect with a broader audience, and it was indicative of her rising profile in the music industry at that time. Interestingly, the album was also recognized for being her first recording to boast a full backing band, contributing to her transition from a more stripped-down, lo-fi style to a fuller, more polished sound.
Cat Power - 'The Greatest' Live Performance at Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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In December 2006, during the period of the live recording at the TransMusicales festival in Rennes, France, Cat Power was experiencing a significant m... Read Full Description >
In December 2006, during the period of the live recording at the TransMusicales festival in Rennes, France, Cat Power was experiencing a significant moment in her career. The artist's sixth studio album, *The Greatest*, had just been released earlier that year, receiving critical acclaim and marking a turning point in her sound, integrating elements of Memphis soul. The album was a commercial success that helped her reach a broader audience. Notably, the live performance at TransMusicales showcased her authenticity and emotional depth, traits that were central to her artistic identity. Known for her introspective songwriting and distinctive voice, Cat Power's stage presence during this concert highlighted her ability to connect with audiences, enhancing her reputation as a compelling live performer. The concert also reflected the growing recognition of her contributions to the indie music scene in the mid-2000s.
Cat Power • Full Concert at Austin City Limits
Austin City Limits
Austin, TX, United States
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In December 2006, during the live recording for "Austin City Limits," Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, had recently released her critically... Read Full Description >
In December 2006, during the live recording for "Austin City Limits," Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, had recently released her critically acclaimed album "The Greatest." Released earlier that year, in 2006, "The Greatest" marked a significant moment in her career, showcasing a shift towards a more polished sound while still retaining her intimate, emotive style. The record featured contributions from renowned musicians and helped solidify her standing in the indie and alternative music scenes. Notably, this performance was part of her resurgence after a tumultuous period in her personal life, where she battled various challenges, including substance abuse. The "Austin City Limits" performance not only highlights her vulnerability and authenticity but also captures her at a pivotal point where she was gaining global recognition and honing her craft as a live performer.
Cat Power Performs Live at Le Grand Journal C in New York
Le grand journal C
New York, NY, United States
Cat Power Performs 'New York, New York' Live on Jools Holland
Jools Holland
New York, NY, United States
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In February 2008, during her appearance on "Jools Holland," Cat Power was in a transitional period following the release of her critically acclaimed a... Read Full Description >
In February 2008, during her appearance on "Jools Holland," Cat Power was in a transitional period following the release of her critically acclaimed album "The Greatest," which came out in 2006. This album marked a significant moment in her career, showcasing a more polished and soulful sound after her earlier, more raw and introspective work. By the time of the live recording in New York, Cat Power was gaining wider recognition, her music evolving to incorporate elements of soul and rock while maintaining her distinctive emotional depth. The performance likely featured songs from "The Greatest," highlighting her talent for blending genres. Interestingly, this period also saw her frequent collaborations with notable musicians, emphasizing her growing influence within the indie and alternative music scenes. The live performance thus stands as a pivotal moment in her ascent as a prominent voice in contemporary music.
Cat Power Performs 'Metal Heart' on the Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
New York, NY, United States
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On April 1, 2008, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, performed "Metal Heart" on the Late Show with David Letterman. At this time in her caree... Read Full Description >
On April 1, 2008, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, performed "Metal Heart" on the Late Show with David Letterman. At this time in her career, she had recently released her album "The Greatest" in January 2006, which marked a significant moment in her artistic evolution, showcasing a more polished and accessible sound compared to her earlier work. The album was well-received and received critical acclaim, helping to solidify her status in the indie rock scene. Following this performance, Cat Power would later release "Jukebox" in January 2008, an album that further explored her affinity for cover songs and showcased her interpretation of classic tracks. This live performance is notable not only for its musical delivery but also for highlighting her unique style and stage presence, which contributed to her growing reputation as a captivating live performer.
Cat Power - Glastonbury Festival 2013 Full Concert
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, United Kingdom
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In 2013, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was experiencing a reinvigoration in her career following the release of her critically acclaimed... Read Full Description >
In 2013, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was experiencing a reinvigoration in her career following the release of her critically acclaimed album "Sun" in 2012. This album marked a significant stylistic shift, showcasing a blend of electronic elements and her signature soulful sound. The Glastonbury Festival performance on June 28, 2013, came shortly after the album's release, highlighting her return to live music after a hiatus during which she faced personal struggles, including battles with depression and substance abuse. The Glastonbury set featured an intriguing mix of songs and resonated with fans who appreciated her raw and emotive delivery. Notably, the set omitted popular track "Metal Heart," making it a unique experience for those in attendance. This performance underscored Cat Power's resilience and her ability to connect deeply with audiences, reaffirming her status as a prominent figure in the indie music scene.
Cat Power Live Performance of Original Songs at We Love Green Festival, Paris
We Love Green Festival
Paris, France
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On October 5, 2018, during her live performance of "Woman" at KCRW in Santa Monica, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was promoting her albu... Read Full Description >
On October 5, 2018, during her live performance of "Woman" at KCRW in Santa Monica, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, was promoting her album "Wanderer," which had been released just a week prior on October 5, 2018. This album marked her first set of original material in six years, following "Sun" from 2012. "Wanderer" reflects a period of personal growth and introspection for Marshall, showcasing her signature blend of vulnerability and strength. The KCRW performance captured her unique style—both elusive and deeply expressive—characteristics that have defined her over her 25-year career. Notably, "Woman," featuring backing vocals from Lana Del Rey, emphasizes themes of independence and empowerment, aligning with the reflective nature of the album. Marshall's ability to convey raw emotion adds depth to her live performances, solidifying her reputation as an artist who deeply connects with her audience.
Cat Power Live Performance at NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music Tiny Desk
Washington, DC, United States
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In February 2019, when Cat Power performed at the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert, she was contemporaneously promoting her album "Wanderer," which was rel... Read Full Description >
In February 2019, when Cat Power performed at the NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert, she was contemporaneously promoting her album "Wanderer," which was released in October 2018. This album marked a significant moment in her career, showcasing her evolution as an artist and incorporating a diverse range of influences, including elements of folk, rock, and even hints of hip-hop. Notably, "Wanderer" features contributions from renowned artists like Lana Del Rey and Eddie Vedder, emphasizing her connections within the music industry. The Tiny Desk performance highlighted her unique vocal style and intimate songwriting, embodying the raw, personal nature of her work. Additionally, Chan Marshall, the artist behind the Cat Power moniker, has been known for her introspective live performances, which often leave an indelible mark on her audience, a quality that resonated strongly during this live recording.
Cat Power Performs 'Metal Heart' Live at Glastonbury Festival 2019
Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2019, during her performance of "Metal Heart" at the Glastonbury Festival, Cat Power was riding high on the success of her 2018 album, "Wander... Read Full Description >
In June 2019, during her performance of "Metal Heart" at the Glastonbury Festival, Cat Power was riding high on the success of her 2018 album, "Wanderer." This album was notable for showcasing her evolution as an artist, highlighted by a more collaborative approach and a blend of various genres that emphasized her unique sound. "Wanderer" reflected introspection and personal growth, making it a critical darling upon release. Additionally, Cat Power's set at Glastonbury marked her return to the festival after more than a decade, further establishing her presence in the indie music scene. Known for her emotive vocal style and intimate performances, Cat Power's rendition of "Metal Heart" during this iconic festival encapsulated her enduring artistry and connection with audiences, reinvigorating interest in her back catalog as well.
Cat Power - The Greatest Live at St. David's Hall, Cardiff
St. David's Hall
Cardiff, United Kingdom
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In April 2022, when Cat Power performed "The Greatest" live at St. David's Hall in Cardiff as part of the BBC 6 Music Festival, she was promoting her ... Read Full Description >
In April 2022, when Cat Power performed "The Greatest" live at St. David's Hall in Cardiff as part of the BBC 6 Music Festival, she was promoting her album "Covers," which was released in early 2022. This album showcased her interpretations of songs from various artists, highlighting her unique style and deep emotional resonance. Notably, "The Greatest" itself is from her critically acclaimed 2006 album of the same name, which solidified her reputation in the indie music scene. During the Cardiff performance, Cat Power's signature raw vocal delivery and intimate stage presence were evident, reinforcing her status as a compelling live performer. This concert also exemplified her ability to connect with audiences through both original and cover songs, illustrating her diverse musical influences and evolution as an artist over the years.
Cat Power Full Concert: Performances of These Days and More at Roseland Theater
Roseland Theater
Portland, OR, United States
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On July 22, 2022, Cat Power performed a live set at the Roseland Theater in Portland, showcasing a repertoire that included songs from her catalog. Pr... Read Full Description >
On July 22, 2022, Cat Power performed a live set at the Roseland Theater in Portland, showcasing a repertoire that included songs from her catalog. Prior to this performance, she had released her album "Wanderer" in 2018, which was well-received and marked her return to music after a hiatus. The album featured a mix of original songs and showcased her distinctive blend of indie rock and folk influences. Cat Power's live performances are known for their emotional depth, and this concert was no exception, as she often reinterprets her songs in unique ways that resonate with her audience. Additionally, during this period, she had also expressed her multi-faceted artistry through collaborations and had gained recognition for being an influential figure in the indie music scene, often blending cover songs with her own originals in her live shows, as highlighted in her setlist from the concert.
Cat Power Performs 'Cross Bones Style' at The Rooftop at Pier 17, New York
The Rooftop at Pier 17
New York, NY, United States
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As of the live recording on August 22, 2023, at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York, Cat Power was in an interesting phase of her career characterized ... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on August 22, 2023, at The Rooftop at Pier 17 in New York, Cat Power was in an interesting phase of her career characterized by the release of her album "Covers," which came out in early 2022. This album features her interpretations of various songs and showcases her unique vocal style and arrangements, highlighting her ability to reinvent classic tracks. The performance of “Cross Bones Style” during this concert likely reflects her continued evolution as an artist, further emphasizing her exploration of emotional depth and rawness in her music. Notably, Cat Power, whose real name is Chan Marshall, has a reputation for her intimate and sometimes improvisational performances, making this live recording a significant moment in her ongoing journey as an influential figure in the indie music scene.
Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert - Full Concert
Fitzgerald Theater
St Paul, MN, United States
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In March 2024, Cat Power performed "Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert" at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, MN. Leading up t... Read Full Description >
In March 2024, Cat Power performed "Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert" at the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul, MN. Leading up to this live recording, Cat Power, known for her distinctive blend of indie rock and folk influences, had a diverse discography highlighting her evolution as an artist. Before this performance, she released the album "Wanderer" in 2018, which showcased her introspective songwriting and emotional depth. This live event reflects her continued exploration of cover material and reinterpretation of classic songs, a hallmark of her artistry. Additionally, Cat Power's admiration for Bob Dylan resonates through her decision to cover his work, reinforcing her status as a significant voice in contemporary music.
Cat Power Performs 'One Too Many Mornings' Live at Herbst Theatre, San Francisco
Herbst Theatre
San Francisco, CA, United States
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As of March 8, 2024, when Cat Power performed live in San Francisco, she had recently released her album "Covers," which debuted in 2022. This album f... Read Full Description >
As of March 8, 2024, when Cat Power performed live in San Francisco, she had recently released her album "Covers," which debuted in 2022. This album features a collection of her interpretations of songs by various artists, showcasing her unique vocal style and ability to reinterpret classic tracks. Notably, her performance of Bob Dylan's "One Too Many Mornings" highlights her deep appreciation for folk and rock traditions, which has been a defining characteristic throughout her career. Cat Power, born Chan Marshall, is known for her evocative songwriting and emotive live performances, both of which are on display in this particular concert. The sold-out crowd at Herbst Theatre reflects her enduring popularity and the strong connection she maintains with her audience, even as she explores the legacies of iconic songwriters like Dylan.
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In the live recording of "Bully," Cat Power was at a transformative phase in her career, promoting her album *Sun*, which was released in September 20... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Bully," Cat Power was at a transformative phase in her career, promoting her album *Sun*, which was released in September 2012. This album marked a significant evolution in her sound, incorporating more electronic and experimental elements compared to her previous, predominantly acoustic work. Prior to *Sun*, she released *The Greatest* in 2006, which received critical acclaim and solidified her presence in the indie music scene. Notably, *Sun* represented her first album released after a hiatus, showcasing her artistic growth and personal resilience. In the bonus edition of *Sun*, "Bully" reflects her exploration of themes such as empowerment and vulnerability. This live performance emphasizes her raw, emotive delivery, characteristic of her style, while showcasing the new direction she had taken with her music during this exciting period.
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Prior to the live performance of "Crazy" for Gnarls Barkley, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, had released her album "The Greatest" in 2006... Read Full Description >
Prior to the live performance of "Crazy" for Gnarls Barkley, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, had released her album "The Greatest" in 2006, a significant work that marked a turning point in her career. This album was noted for its soulful sound and included collaborations with renowned musicians. At this time, Marshall was gaining recognition for her distinct artistic voice and evocative songwriting, which would be showcased in her live rendition of "Crazy." Interestingly, the performance reflects her ability to reinterpret songs through her unique style, demonstrating her versatility as an artist. Following "The Greatest," she would explore various genres and continue to evolve her sound, further solidifying her place in the music industry. The live recording highlights her emotional delivery and connection to the audience, characteristics that define her career.
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In the video performance of "Bad Religion" on *The Late Late Show with James Corden*, Cat Power showcases her rendition of Frank Ocean's song while pr... Read Full Description >
In the video performance of "Bad Religion" on *The Late Late Show with James Corden*, Cat Power showcases her rendition of Frank Ocean's song while promoting her album *Covers*, which was recently released. This marks a significant point in her career, as *Covers* is her first album of cover songs, reflecting her ability to reinterpret works by other artists and further solidifying her place in the music landscape. Cat Power, known for her emotionally resonant style and unique vocal delivery, has a long history of blending genres, and this album continues that tradition. Her choice to cover "Bad Religion," a song that resonates with themes of longing and existential reflection, fits well with her artistic identity. Notably, the live performance highlights her ability to connect with an audience, showcasing her natural charisma and depth as a performer.
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Cat Power, the stage name of musician Chan Marshall, has had a rich and evolving career marked by introspective and emotive soundscapes. Prior to the ... Read Full Description >
Cat Power, the stage name of musician Chan Marshall, has had a rich and evolving career marked by introspective and emotive soundscapes. Prior to the live recording referenced in your inquiry, she had released the critically acclaimed album "You Are Free" in 2003, which showcases her signature blend of folk, rock, and blues influences. This album features powerful tracks that highlight her vocal prowess and songwriting depth. Following "You Are Free," she released "The Greatest" in 2006, which further solidified her place in the music scene, combining elements of Memphis soul with her unique style. An interesting fact about Cat Power during this period is her well-known battle with stage fright, which she has openly discussed in interviews, influencing the emotional intensity of her live performances. These personal struggles often resonate deeply with her audience, adding a layer of authenticity to her live recordings.
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Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, has had a dynamic and influential career in the indie and folk rock genres. The live recording of her perf... Read Full Description >
Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, has had a dynamic and influential career in the indie and folk rock genres. The live recording of her performance of "Woman" comes from her tenth studio album, "Wanderer," which was released in 2018. Prior to this album, she released "Sun" in 2012, which marked a significant shift in her sound, incorporating a more electronic and polished production style. "Wanderer" showcases her return to a more introspective and organic approach, featuring themes of femininity and personal growth. Interestingly, Cat Power is known for her emotionally raw performances and her unique voice, which has evolved significantly over her career. By the time she performed "Woman" on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," she had established herself as a vital figure in contemporary music, influencing many artists with her distinctive blend of genres and her profound lyrical content.
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In the live recording of "Maybe Not," Cat Power was at a pivotal moment in her career, having just released the album "You Are Free" in 2003. This alb... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Maybe Not," Cat Power was at a pivotal moment in her career, having just released the album "You Are Free" in 2003. This album marked a significant turning point, showcasing her transition toward a more polished sound while still retaining the raw emotional core of her music. The performance captured in the video likely reflects the artistic evolution she was experiencing during this period, characterized by a blend of introspective lyrics and soulful melodies. Notably, Cat Power is known for her captivating live performances, often marked by her unique ability to connect deeply with her audience. The year following the album's release, she faced significant personal challenges, which further influenced her music and performances, making the live iteration of "Maybe Not" a poignant testament to her resilience and creativity during a transformative time in her life and career.
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During the time of the live performance of "I Don't Blame You" on Jools Holland, Cat Power was experiencing a significant phase in her career followin... Read Full Description >
During the time of the live performance of "I Don't Blame You" on Jools Holland, Cat Power was experiencing a significant phase in her career following the release of her 2003 album, "You Are Free." This album marked a crucial point for her, as it featured a more polished sound while still retaining her signature introspective style. The live recording showcases her captivating vocal delivery and emotional depth, which have become hallmarks of her performances. It's worth noting that Cat Power, whose real name is Chan Marshall, often faced challenges with anxiety and stage fright, making her live performances even more remarkable. The mix of vulnerability and strength in her live shows has earned her a dedicated following, allowing her to continue evolving as an artist in the indie music scene.
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Cat Power: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
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Cat Power - The Greatest (Live on Later)
Later With Jools Holland January 1, 2006 -
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Cat Power - Metal Heart on Letterman
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Cat Power - 1996-12-10 Nulle Part Ailleurs
Nulle Part Ailleurs December 10, 1996 -
Cat Power - Bad Religion (The Late Late Show With James Corden)
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Cat Power - Metal Heart (live)
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Cat Power performing "Woman" live on KCRW
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Cat Power - New York, New York on Jools Holland 2008
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Cat Power - Bully (live)
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