Cat songs in Western music. World-famous and popular songs.

Sometimes I’m Alone (Singing Cat)The Kiffness

The Kiffness x Lonely Cat – Sometimes I’m Alone (Singing Cat)

This is an inventive track by The Kiffness, the project of South African musician David Scott, featuring sampled cat meows.

Born from the sorrowful cries of a cat named George, the piece is arranged in a waltz-like 3/4 blues style, resulting in a masterpiece that blends loneliness and warmth with exquisite balance.

Upon its release in June 2023, it went viral on TikTok with over 6 million views.

It’s recommended not only for cat lovers but also for anyone seeking a unique musical experience.

My SharonaThe Knack

The Knack – My Sharona

A song written by The Knack’s lead singer Doug Fieger and Knack guitarist Berton Averre about a girl Doug liked.

In the United States, it became the best-selling single of 1979.

The track was used in a UK TV commercial for Oatibix.

Ev’rybody Wants to Be a CatScatman Crothers

Ev’rybody Wants to Be a Cat

The jazz number that colors the most memorable scene in Disney’s 1970 film The Aristocats is a charming song that celebrates the cats’ free and joyful way of life.

With the lively vocals of Scat Cat performed by America’s multitalented entertainer Scatman Crothers, it brilliantly captures the cats’ cheerful, unrestrained worldview.

Louis Armstrong was originally slated for the role, but plans changed due to health reasons.

With a fun melody that incorporates elements of swing jazz, the performance scene in a Paris attic became one of the film’s most iconic moments.

It’s a classic that’s perfect for a laid-back day off or for anyone who wants to revel in the upbeat rhythms of jazz.

The Kitty Cat SongThe Troggs

The Kitty Cat Song

This is a song by The Troggs, a rock band formed in the UK in 1964, depicting a charming world of cats.

It was included on their debut album From Nowhere, released in July 1966, and is their garage-rock-style arrangement of Lee Dorsey’s original.

In contrast to the raw intensity of their signature hit “Wild Thing,” this track stands out for its light, humorous touch.

Its friendly melody, themed around the adorable gestures and charms of cats, makes it a perfect pick for pet lovers and fans of 1960s pop rock.

Smelly CatPhoebe Buffay

Phoebe Buffay – Smelly Cat

This song, born from the popular American TV show Friends, is a comedic tune that expresses sympathy for a smelly cat, set to a simple, folk-style melody.

True to the bohemian character portrayed by Phoebe Buffay, it conveys a unique world filled with a perfect blend of humor and wistfulness.

It first appeared in the show in November 1995 and was later included on the 1999 soundtrack album Friends Again.

Duets with Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga also drew attention, and the song has continued to be loved beyond the bounds of the show.

It’s a recommended track for when your heart feels tired or you’re in need of a little humor.

Neon TigerThe Killers

The Killers – Neon Tiger (Album Version)

A song included on Day & Age, the third album by the American rock band The Killers.

Initially, the band created this track while attempting to make a song in the style of MGMT.

The album reached No.

6 on the Billboard charts.

Leave My Kitten AloneThe Beatles

Leave My Kitten Alone (Take 5)

A hidden gem by the legendary Liverpool rock band, the Beatles, this cat-themed track deserves attention for its captivating charm.

Recorded in August 1964, it’s a powerful cover that reimagines Little Willie John’s R&B number in the band’s own rock style.

John Lennon’s passionate vocals and George Harrison’s incisive guitar work weave an energetic sound that left a strong impression and remained a beloved staple of their early live repertoire.

Long unreleased, the track finally saw an official release on the 1995 album Anthology 1, becoming a long-awaited recording for fans.

It’s a recommended listen for those who want to feel the roots of rock ’n’ roll or explore the Beatles’ wide-ranging musicality.