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New Masters

Cat Stevens
Release Date: 12/14/2003
Original Release:  1989
# of Discs:   1
J&R Item # 751191_CD
UPC # 602498108222
Label: Deram Records (Netherlands)
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Track Details Credits Reviews Artist Related Shipping
Disc: 1
1. Kitty
2. I'm So Sleepy
3. Northern Wind
4. Laughing Apple
5. Smash Your Heart
6. Moonstone
7. First Cut Is the Deepest
8. I'm Gonna Be King
9. Ceylon City
10. Blackness of the Night
11. Come on Baby (Shift That Log)
12. I Love Them All
13. Here Comes My Wife (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
14. Bad Night (Bonus Track)
15. Laughing Apple (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
16. Kitty (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
17. Blackness of the Night (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
18. Lovely City (When Do You Laugh?) (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
19. Image of Hell (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
20. It's a Supa (Dupa) Life (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
21. Here Comes My Wife (Stereo Version) (Bonus Track)
22. Where Are You? (Mono Version) (Bonus Track)
23. View From the Top (Mono Single Version) (Bonus Track)
24. Kitty (Stereo Version) (Bonus Track)
25. Blackness of the Night (Stereo Version) (Bonus Track)

Performer: Cat Stevens
Distributor: MSI Music Distribution

Notes: This is his second album, with an additional 7 bonus tracks for a total of 19 tracks in all. It was prepared from the original master tapes. Producers: Mike Hurst, Noel Walker, Cat Stevens. NEW MASTERS features 25 digitally-remastered tracks by folksinger Cat Stevens and includes "The First Cut Is The Deepest."
Q (2/04, p.119) - 3 stars out of 5 - "Among the sweet acoustic strumming, charmingly disarming vocals and parping horns there's a fair bit of cynicism and vitriol."
Cat Stevens's debut single found its way to the U.K. charts while he was still in his teens. He became an international star with 1970's TEA FOR THE TILLERMAN, which showed an evolution in his style. With his distinctive voice, memorable melodies, and sensitive, socially conscious lyrics, Stevens typified the singer-songwriter aesthetic of the early '70s. His records from that period were incredibly successful, familiar to anyone growing up at the time. Over the years, his music grew a little less accessible, and by the end of the '70s he had converted to Islam, changed his name to Yusuf Islam, and retired from pop music. A 2006 comeback album, recorded under his new name, was a lovely return to form.
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