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Cat
Stevens- Tea for the Tillerman [ORIGINAL
RECORDING REMASTERED]
May 23, 2000
Original Release Date: 1972
1. Where Do The Children Play? 
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2. Hard Headed Woman
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3. Wild World
4. Sad Lisa
5. Miles From Nowhere
6. But I Might Die Tonight
7. Longer Boats
8. Into White
9. On The Road To Find Out
10. Father And Son
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11. Tea For The Tillerman
Review
Cat Stevens is the king, and you'll see why by listening
to this masterpiece. It's lovely that A&M came out
with this limited edition remastered version. Because
this record defines time, style and beauty. Cat is a
true artist. When you listen to him, you don't first
listen to his voice, but his ideas, his thoughts, his
philosophical outlook of life. The first song "Where
Do The Children Play" already captures all these
qualities. I don't know if it's just mee, but sometimes
I hear Cat sing "Why Do The Children Play."
Correct me if I'm wrong. "Father and Son"
describes relationship between two blood related people.
Every time I listen to this song I cry because it's
so touching. The rest of the album nicely supports this
ingenious piece of work. And then you come back and
think, you'll notice Cat Stevens has a pretty good voice
too. Or at least he uses it to his advantage.
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