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

Do you all like cats?

They’re sly, free-spirited, and go at their own pace.

They’re irresistibly cute animals.

It’s no surprise that many artists are captivated by the charm of such beautiful cats.

I’m sure there are musicians who actually keep cats, too.

This time, the theme is cats.

I’ll introduce some Western songs about them.

Cat songs in Western music: World-famous and popular tracks (41–50)

Our HouseCrosby, Stills, Nash & Young

A sentimental song written by British singer-songwriter Graham Nash.

It was released in 1970.

The song was inspired by Graham’s experience around 1969, when he lived with Joni Mitchell and two cats in a cottage in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles.

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Walkin’ My Cat Named DogNorma Tanega

Norma Tanega “Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog”
Walkin' My Cat Named DogNorma Tanega

The debut single by California country-pop singer-songwriter Norma Tanega.

It tells of her dilemma: she wanted a dog but, due to her living situation, could only keep a cat—so she gave the cat the name “Dog.”

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What’s New Pussycat?Tom Jones

“What’s New Pussycat?” – “This is Tom Jones” on DVD
What's New Pussycat?Tom Jones

A song written by Burt Bacharach for Peter Sellers’ character in the film “What’s New Pussycat.” There’s an anecdote that when Elvis Presley first heard the song, he thought the vocals were by a Black singer.

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In conclusion

The world of Western music themed around cats is deeper and more diverse than you might imagine.

From major artists like Elton John and David Bowie to distinctive figures such as Denmark’s Bent Fabric, each expresses cats in their own way.

These wonderful songs let you feel that the love and allure of cats are universal through music—be sure to add them to your playlist.