Cat Power Jukebox cancer and even horn-driven rhythm and

and even horn-driven rhythm and blues

virtually unfettered by the shackles of their "new wave" past

but a relative commercial failure

Stephen Carpenter (guitar)

] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Format: Vinyl

Cat Power Jukebox cancer and even horn-driven rhythm andAfter establishing herself on the 2007 Matador released album THE GREATEST as the indie world's answer to Norah Jones, Cat Power's Chan Marshall returned to the format of 2000's THE COVERS ALBUM for JUKEBOX, tackling tracks made famous by Hank Williams ("Ramblin' (Wo)man"), Bob Dylan ("I Believe in You"), James Brown ("Lost Someone"), and Frank Sinatra ("New York"), among many others. Marshall proved herself a unique interpreter on THE COVERS ALBUM,