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Cat Stevens

Real Name:
Steven Demetre Georgiou (July 21, 1947 - July 04, 1978), Yusuf Islam (July 04, 1978 - present)
Profile:
British singer/songwriter, born on July 21, 1947. His career was interrupted in 1968 because of his sickness (Tuberculosis). Steven became a Muslim in December 23, 1977, whereupon he changed his name into Yusuf Islam.
Sites:
catstevens.com
Aliases:
Yusuf Islam
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Albums

New Masters

◄ (6 versions) 		Deram 1967

Matthew & Son

◄ (8 versions) 		Deram 1967

Tea For The Tillerman

◄ (56 versions) 		Island Records 1970

Mona Bone Jakon

◄ (27 versions) 		Island Records 1970

Teaser And The Firecat

◄ (34 versions) 		Island Records 1971

Teaser & The Firecat

(Cass, Album) 		A&M Records 1971

Catch Bull At Four

◄ (14 versions) 		Island Records 1972

Foreigner

◄ (14 versions) 		Island Records 1973

Buddha And The Chocolate Box

◄ (14 versions) 		Island Records 1974

Saturnight-Cat Stevens Live In Tokyo

(LP, Album) 		A&M Records 1974

Numbers

◄ (11 versions) 		A&M Records 1975

Izitso

◄ (9 versions) 		Island Records 1977

Back To Earth

◄ (12 versions) 		Island Records 1978

Harold And Maude

(LP, Album + 7", Single + , Ltd) 		Vinyl Films, Vinyl Films 2007

Majikat: Earth Tour 1976

◄ (3 versions) 		Audio Fidelity (3) 2009

Teaser And The Firecat

(7", MiniAlbum) 		A&M Records Unknown

Singles & EPs

Kitty

◄ (3 versions) 		Deram 1966

Matthew And Son / Granny

◄ (6 versions) 		Deram, Deram 1966

I Love My Dog

(7") 		Deram 1966

A Bad Night

◄ (2 versions) 		Deram 1967

I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun / School Is Out

◄ (3 versions) 		Deram, Deram 1967

Lovely City (When Do You Laugh?)

(7") 		Deram 1968

Father And Son / Moon Shadow

◄ (7 versions) 		Island Records 1970

Lady D'Arbanville

◄ (11 versions) 		Island Records 1970

Lady D' Arbanville

(7", Single, Mono) 		Philips 1970
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Review by Aug 29, 2006 (edited over 5 years ago)
Where did Cat Stevens go? Who knows. But one thing is for sure, his music is here to stay. Over the years of rock Cat Stevens has been playing, he has had at least 2 greatest hits songs per studio album. Great tracks such as "Morning Has Broken", "Can't Keep It In", "Oh Very Young" and "Father & Son" are songs that will remain in everyone's heart for all eternity. Cat Stevens has definately written his name down in the history of rock music. Long live Cat Stevens.
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