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On The Road To Find Out (Repackaged)

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date June 02, 2008
this is cat stevens in a nutshell a selection of his best songs from his earlier albums to classics like teaser and buddah.a whole history of his works, a must have collection for people who never really new cat stevens but now want to hear his complete unique singing and songwriting talents.a talent sorely missed

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Izitso

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date March 19, 2001
Perhaps the biggest surprise this album presents is its relatively hamfisted production. The delicate, sometimes fragile air of early recordings has long gone, replaced by an almost basic, home recording feel. Stevens uses a few gadgets, including the polymoog. He experiments on the instrumental, 'Was Dog A Doughnut,' and employs an annoying percussion loop on the otherwise charming instrumental, 'Kyprios.' Nevertheless, the material in the first half is melodic, imaginative and consistently engaging, with 'Old Schoolyard' an obvious potential hit. 'Life' has glimpses of the old sound and 'Killin' Time' is surprisingly rocking. The second half isn't quite as memorable, but 'Izitso' is more substantial than might be expected.

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The Very Best of Cat Stevens [Us Import]

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date March 28, 2000
There was a time when Cat Stevens had something to say, and this CD compiles the whole. Whether his poetically romantic "Lady D'Arbanville" or his cautionary "Wild World," he declared in song things worth singing along to. The defiant "Another Saturday Night," with its familiar lonely angst ("It's another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody," resonates today as much as it did back in the 1970s when Cat Stevens mattered. That he now gives half of his royalties to charities the US government claims are affiliated with terrorism is alarming, but his old song still plays well. The broken-hearted hope intonated in "The First Cut is the Deepest," still has the same power when it hit the airwaves when AM radio was king.

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Izitso [VINYL]

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date July 16, 1996
There was a time when Cat Stevens had something to say, and this CD compiles the whole. Whether his poetically romantic "Lady D'Arbanville" or his cautionary "Wild World," he declared in song things worth singing along to. The defiant "Another Saturday Night," with its familiar lonely angst ("It's another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody," resonates today as much as it did back in the 1970s when Cat Stevens mattered. That he now gives half of his royalties to charities the US government claims are affiliated with terrorism is alarming, but his old song still plays well. The broken-hearted hope intonated in "The First Cut is the Deepest," still has the same power when it hit the airwaves when AM radio was king.

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Very Best of Cat Stevens [CASSETTE]

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date March 28, 2000
There was a time when Cat Stevens had something to say, and this CD compiles the whole. Whether his poetically romantic "Lady D'Arbanville" or his cautionary "Wild World," he declared in song things worth singing along to. The defiant "Another Saturday Night," with its familiar lonely angst ("It's another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody," resonates today as much as it did back in the 1970s when Cat Stevens mattered. That he now gives half of his royalties to charities the US government claims are affiliated with terrorism is alarming, but his old song still plays well. The broken-hearted hope intonated in "The First Cut is the Deepest," still has the same power when it hit the airwaves when AM radio was king.

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Izitso [CASSETTE]

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date October 17, 1990
There was a time when Cat Stevens had something to say, and this CD compiles the whole. Whether his poetically romantic "Lady D'Arbanville" or his cautionary "Wild World," he declared in song things worth singing along to. The defiant "Another Saturday Night," with its familiar lonely angst ("It's another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody," resonates today as much as it did back in the 1970s when Cat Stevens mattered. That he now gives half of his royalties to charities the US government claims are affiliated with terrorism is alarming, but his old song still plays well. The broken-hearted hope intonated in "The First Cut is the Deepest," still has the same power when it hit the airwaves when AM radio was king.

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CD-Charts Position 77
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The Very Best Of Cat Stevens

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date October 30, 2006
Classic and timeless stuff, a collection of all the good old songs. The technical quality is higher than you would expect in view of the vintage of some of these recordings, so the transfer has ben really well done. For 6 quid, you can't go wrong.

CD-Charts Position 78
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Numbers/Izitso/Back to Earth

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date January 19, 1996
Classic and timeless stuff, a collection of all the good old songs. The technical quality is higher than you would expect in view of the vintage of some of these recordings, so the transfer has ben really well done. For 6 quid, you can't go wrong.

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Classics, Vol. 24

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date October 25, 1990
Classic and timeless stuff, a collection of all the good old songs. The technical quality is higher than you would expect in view of the vintage of some of these recordings, so the transfer has ben really well done. For 6 quid, you can't go wrong.

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Gold (Remastered) [Us Import]

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by: Cat Stevens

Release Date November 15, 2005
Digitally remastered Cat Stevens hits are a must and this is the best of the best yet. 2cd's of his excellent songs will keep you going forever.The best however is the inclusion of the "Indian Ocean" song which can be seen as a return to his folk and commercial roots since embracing Islam. Now we all wait in abated breath for the new album that's evidently in the pipeline...