KCET Studio: August 6, 1971
Cat’s Intimate Pre-Muslim Glory
Short but sweet 30 minute live set capturing Cat Stevens (and band) at KCET Studios in Los Angeles, promoting Tea For The Tillerman. Cat also previews “Moonshadow” from the upcoming Teaser And The Firecat. Great sound.
Moonshadow (2:46)
On The Road To Find Out (5:13)
Where Do the Children Play (3:38)
Wild World (3:44)
Miles From Nowhere (4:09)
Longer Boats (3:47)
Father And Son (3:43)
Hard Headed Woman (2:46)
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way cool! thanx!
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Just watched this on DVD this morning! The estimable Alun Davies on second guitar & voice, with Larry Steele on Bass & Congas. Very pleasant, indeed
Thanks for the line up. Is that a commercially available DVD?
Looks like it. My friend Paul-Z laid it on me last week, so he may have bought it somewhere in L.A., or got it as a premium for supporting public television. It’s titled “A Classic Concert CAT STEVENS Tea For the Tillerman Live”. A Wienerworld Presentation, Region 0 NTSC, a 2008 release. The video is far from high definition, but doesn’t have any static or smearing, anyway. Stevens plays the piano where it appears. Oh, it also includes the animated short film “Teaser And The Firecat”, a visually pleasing if somewhat amateurish bit of whimsical storybook psychedelia somewhere in the same zip code as “The Point” and “Yellow Submarine”.
Cool, thanks. Didn’t know that. Found it at Amazon.
I arrived too late for this one. And I know you are not home. And I know you’ve been busy. And I don’t want to intrude but if someday you read this and you would be so kind as to re-up the links I would be very happy. Thanks.
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It’s working, Steve. Thanks W.