One of the big artists back in the seventies was one Cat Stevens who released a number of hit singles and albums. His unique vocals and brand of Folk-Rock was highly entertaining. A couple of years back I picked up one of those compilation albums that seem to be in vogue these days. I was reminded of his hits Matthew & Son (from 1967!) Moonshadow, Morning Has Broken and Can't Keep It amongst others.
However one album that helped define his music was Tea For The Tillerman which has it's 50th anniversary this year. I remember it the first time round and am beginning to feel old as a result! In order to cerebrate tit's original release Cat has redone the whole album and a good job he has made of it as well.
Here to prove the point is the new version of Cat Steven's own old classic Wild World. Just one word: Enjoy.
However one album that helped define his music was Tea For The Tillerman which has it's 50th anniversary this year. I remember it the first time round and am beginning to feel old as a result! In order to cerebrate tit's original release Cat has redone the whole album and a good job he has made of it as well.
Here to prove the point is the new version of Cat Steven's own old classic Wild World. Just one word: Enjoy.
Official Website: catstevens.com
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