
Jukebox is an Alt/Indie album by Cat Power, originally released in 2008. On Gatefold: 22 pressings tracked, owned by 10 collectors.
About
Chan Marshall must have been pleased with the results of her first all-covers album, because she returns to the well of other songwriters on her eighth album, crafting yet another soulful collection of bruised, heartbroken ballads. First up is a bluesy, menacing reimagining of Liza Minnelli’s cheery theme from <i>New York, New York</i>, while her take on Hank Williams’ “Ramblin’ Man” rewrites the lyrics from a female perspective, as Marshall sighs atop a ghostly slide-guitar backdrop.
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The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
- 1New York2:01
- 2Ramblin' (Wo)man3:48
- 3Metal Heart3:54
- 4Silver Stallion2:53
- 5Aretha, Sing One For Me3:13
- 6Lost Someone2:51
- 7Lord, Help the Poor & Needy2:38
- 8I Believe In You4:08
- 9Song To Bobby4:18
- 10Don't Explain3:51
- 11Woman Left Lonely4:08
- 12Blue4:02
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- velvety
- melancholic
- bohemian
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Housed in jewel case with 8 page inner sleeve
Recorded at Hit Factory - Miami, Rare Book Room - Brooklyn, & Sikes Studio - Dallas.
Track 7: From Jessie Mae Hemphill
Main catalogue number appears on spine and CD. The second (wrong) appears on the booklet.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Chan MarshallVOCALS
- Dylan WillemsaACCOMPANIED BY, VIOLA GUEST, VIOLA VIOLA
- Erik PaparazziBASS
- Gregg ForemanPIANO, ORGAN
- Jim WhiteDRUMS
- Judah BauerGUITAR
- Larry McDonaldACCOMPANIED BY, PERCUSSION GUEST, PERCUSSION PERCUSSION
- Mabon "Teenie" HodgesACCOMPANIED BY, GUITAR GUEST, GUITAR GUITAR
- Matt SweeneyACCOMPANIED BY, GUITAR GUEST, GUITAR GUITAR
- Spooner OldhamACCOMPANIED BY, PIANO, ORGAN GUEST, PIANO, ORGAN PIANO, ORGAN
10 collectors on Gatefold own this · 22 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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