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8.2
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Paste Magazine
Chan Marshall’s third cover album is a song-for-song recreation of Bob Dylan’s famous “Royal Albert Hall” concert, and she sounds as rich and vivid as ever
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8.0
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Exclaim
Does exactly what it says on the tin, but in the process adds another story to Dylan's tower of song, and showcases Marshall as devotee, student and messenger
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8.0
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All Music
Marshall's wise, loving performances strengthen her reputation as one of her generation's most gifted interpreters
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8.0
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8.0 |
Mojo
If the crackle of original Dylan electrifies Marshall's voice, she finds her own phrasing, both robust and reverent, as she ringmasters Ballad Of A Thin Man's mystic forces, or brings a limpid empathy to Like A Rolling Stone. Print edition only
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The Arts Desk
Song-by-song, both the set list and arrangements stay true to the original hits
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7.3
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7.3 |
Pitchfork
No stranger to singing other people’s songs, Chan Marshall attempts her most ambitious cover project yet: an album-length recreation of a Dylan concert that changed the course of rock history
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Clash
This latest release from Cat Power acts as a loving tribute to a watershed moment in rock music, one that should appeal to fans of both artists
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7.0
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The Line Of Best Fit
Cat Power’s version of a classic 1966 Bob Dylan show excels in painstakingly accurate historical re-enactment
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American Songwriter
As a one-off project, this is an enjoyable romp, especially for Cat Power fans. Chan Marshall applies her stamp on material she loves, the live atmosphere enhances the enthusiasm, the audio is crisp and the show successfully accomplishes what it sets out to do
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Uncut
For the acoustic half, she genuflects a little too readily, but the limberness of her voice hades new contours for the songs; the electric half takes a while to ignite, but "Like A Rolling Stone" is gorgeous. Print edition only
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Under The Radar
A faithful tip of the hat to a master and his most revered performance. If one approaches the album from that perspective, there is much to be treasured here
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6.0 |
musicOMH
While Chan Marshall is no stranger to the cover version, this isn’t so much a covers project as a faithful recreation of the ‘Dylan goes electric’ moment
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