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I remember picking up "Tea for the Tillerman" in Oxford St. London in 1970.
It was all the rage then along with so many others of the generation when popular music meant so much more than what it is now.
Where Do The Children Play?
Yusuf/Cat Stevens. A fifty-year-old song that is still relevant today. www.youtube.com Cheers fernando ...
Good memories. :)
"My Lady d'Arbanville, you look so cold tonight Your lips feel like winter Your skin has turned to white, your skin has turned to white." Metaphorically sucking the lifeblood from a dead relationship.
I have three copies of the LP: the original A&M pressing bought in a record store . . .
. . . back in 1970, the 'standard' Mobile Fidelity pressing, and the MoFi UHQR. One of my all-time favorites, along with Days of Future Passed, Goats Head Soup, and III. We are blessed to be from the generation that created the most endearing popular musi...
I remember picking up "Tea for the Tillerman" in Oxford St. London in 1970.
It was all the rage then along with so many others of the generation when popular music meant so much more than what it is now.
