CAT COHEN is a prolific author, educator, NARAS and ASCAP songwriter with pop, R&B, jazz and blues songs cut by recording artists
Cheryl Lynn,
Syreeta,
Freddie Hubbard,
Bo Diddley. He's had his work featured in the HBO movie
The Rat Pack
and the Universal feature film
Undercover Brother.
Cat teaches songwriting and artist development and has taught at
UCLA Extension,
Musicians’ Institute &
Cal Poly Pomona. He’s has also been a speaker and industry panel participant for songwriting organizations such as
Taxi,
Songsalive!,
Songnet and
The Songwriter’s Co-op.
| Past | ||||
| When | What | Type | ||
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| 2 Feb – Mar 9, 2010 | Writing Songs For An Original Act... | Class | ||
| 7 Nov – Nov 7, 2009 | Writing Songs For Your Original Act | Workshop |
Many of Cat’s numerous students & colleagues have worked in the recording industry, TV, films & musicals, performing their completed songs, and released their own CDs.
Read bios of such notables as: Tony Danza, Bo Diddley, Stephen Bray, Arthur Hamilton, Dianne Reeves, Mark Winkler, Liz Howard & so many more.
An Alumni at random:
Jennifer Ingle
Jennifer is a multi-talented multi-media artist living in Venice, California. She studied songwriting and piano to complement her videos and films about animals and zoos. In her work with Riverlight Productions Ingle shot video footage for Jack Hanna’s Zoo Life series, which was picked up by Time Life Video and Television. She has also worked on projects about wildlife with ...Keep reading about Cat's Alumni, Jennifer Ingle →
A Colleague at random:
Ed Tree
Ed is a producer, engineer, guitarist and songwriter with over 30 yeas of experience in the Los Angeles area. Edward has produced over 70 indie CDs in the Americana, blues, folk, and country categories, including two Corey Stevens CDs that were top five on Billboard’s Blues Chart, a #1 on the European country charts with Lisa O’Kane, and acclaimed Brad ...Keep reading about Cat's Colleague, Ed Tree →
Owl City offers up a refreshingly new youthful electronica sound with an intelligent earth friendly message.
Read Why the song Fireflies is a hit →
Carrie Underwood outdoes herself with this sassy uptempo country rocker about a cowboy too hot to handle.
Read Why the song Cowboy Casanova is a hit →
Last night as a voting member of NARAS I was fortunate to be inside Staple Center for the 2010 Grammy Awards. I am happy to report that after some fair to middling award ceremonies in the past few years, the Grammys have returned to the standard of excellence that they have given us in the past. It was a welcome ...Keep reading Grammy Gets Its Groove Back
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Good December to you all, This goes out to all my alumni, colleagues, friends, relatives, and various and sundry gypsies, tramps, and vagabonds I have been fortunate to come across in the past few years. A hearty welcome to the talented and creative songwriters and performers I met at last month’s Taxi Road Rally. Welcome to my blog!HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASONED ...Keep reading Cat Cohen's December Blog
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