Cat Power: Jukebox Vinyl LP headphone replacement parts reviewed by Von Bee 01/2015

reviewed by Von Bee 01/2015

C-Murder and Fiend each garnering a handful of features each

This time around Lemaire has gone for the garage rock of 1970s Zambia

Brooklyn's Daptone Records has been churning out the truest soul music recordings for the last decade and some change

What lies beneath are his subtly changing arrangements and seemingly unending bouts of hypnotic repetition

Cat Power: Jukebox Vinyl LP headphone replacement parts reviewed by Von Bee 01/2015Jukebox came out hot on the heels of Cat Power's critically acclaimed album, The Greatest. On this one she's joined by Jim White, the Dirty Three drummer who backed her on Moon Pix, and Judah Bauer, of the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Although they don't provide the smoothness of the Memphis old schoolers on The Greatest, they pound out a dramatic accompaniment for her sultry vocals. She covers a variety of tunes, including James Brown's "Lost