Iglesias Sings Catman Cohen's "Father You Believed" on Coverville Radio

Recently featured in Rolling Stone, America's popular, award-winning Coverville Radio brought its listeners to tears this Fathers Day with the
sweet, mournful, Henry Iglesias cover version of FATHER YOU BELIEVED, music and lyrics by the mysterious and controversial silhouette songwriter, Catman Cohen.

At a time when far too many Americans have lost fathers in Afghanistan and Iraq, Catman Cohen's ode to his dead father touched a special place within listeners' hearts. In the Henry Iglesias cover version, Henry's powerful voice breaks as he laments that "all your life, I never showed you enough love."

FATHER YOU BELIEVED is one of Catman Cohen's most heartfelt songs and the Henry Iglesias version can be found on Catman's second CD entitled, "How I Want to Live: the Catman Chronicles 2.

Featuring angelic background vocals by Russian songstress, Elizaveta (Elly K), and a wailing saxophone by George Englund, son of Academy Award winner, Cloris Leachman, FATHER YOU BELIEVED inspired such strong feelings in
songwriter Catman Cohen that he placed two different versions on both his CD's.

"I only hope FATHER YOU BELIEVED serves as a small yet potent musical antidote against the overwhelming avalanche of hostile, anti-family lyrics that seem to be the popular vogue in today's often cynical and mercenary music biz. It's gotten to the point where it's considered 'rebellious' to write songs honoring important institutions and figures in our society."

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About Henry Iglesias:


Born in Mexico and raised in LA, producer/arranger/songwriter/performer Henry is the son of Latino television and radio pioneers Roberto and Helena Iglesias and has been described as a contemporary bilingual cross between Billy Joel and Sting.

His debut U.S. CD “3 Billion Seconds” is featured in the hilarious romantic film comedy now on Showtime, “The Sky is Falling." Henry recently
completed two new CD's: "Circle of Souls" featuring the dark haunting lyrics of west coast poet Muse….and "Mis Raices," an original fusion of
American and Latino cultures, featuring spanish vocals by Iglesias that tackle complex romantic and social themes.

Henry was awarded the BEST LATIN SONG ("Pasto Ajeno") by the INDEPENDENT MUSIC AWARDS in 2007.


http://www.beinthenow.com

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About Catman Cohen:



Some call him the "musical Loch Ness Monster." Others have referred to him as "the songwriting Sasquatch." No pictures, no standard biography, and an adamant refusal to perform live, despite various invitations to do so.

Mysterious and controversial social activist/songwriter/musician Catman Cohen is the unusual silhouette artist with the raw bullfrog voice who
created "The Catman Chronicles…..How I Want to Die….How I Want to Live."

Described as "Rock n' Roll Theater," many of Catman's songs are urgent cries for social action and feature a variety of guest vocalists, including goths, she-males, and breathy, sexy sirens. Although several music critics have denounced his "out of the box" approach, nevertheless Catman has received endorsements from various luminaries, including Nobel Prize winner (Doctors
Without Borders)/international nurse, Mary Lightfine; MacArthur Fellow winner/environmental activist, Peter Gleick; and renowned medical activist, Patch Adams.

Catman Cohen's popular, provocative quotes about our world today can be found "all over the internet."


http://www.catmancohen.com