Cat Power Sings Dylan ’66 listing on Broadway Baby

The infinitely gifted singer-songwriter Cat Power takes on Bob Dylans legendary 1966 'Royal Albert Hall' concert.

Despite an album labelling error, Bob Dylans legendary Royal Albert Hall Concert did not take place in London. In fact, the counterculture icon played at the Manchester Free Trade Hall at the end of his Dylan Goes Electric tour. Dylans transition from folk to rock sparked great controversy amongst the audience, with one person even heckling Judas!

Its this iconic performance that the infinitely gifted singer-songwriter Chan Marshall " AKA Cat Power " has chosen to take on. From Mr. Tambourine Man to Like a Rolling Stone, this is a song-by-song recreation of Dylans set list. Admired for her own triumphant lyrics, Marshalls masterful (The Line of Best Fit) live cover project demonstrates her steadfast devotion to her God Dylan.

Experience the drama and brilliance of Dylans 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert in Marshalls dusky, sacred voice (The Guardian) " with an injection of her ethereality, spirit and idiosyncratic charm.

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