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Teaser And The Firecat (Deluxe Edition) [2021 Remaster]

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Teaser And The Firecat (Deluxe Edition) [2021 Remaster]

Cat Stevens

1971Singer/Songwriter · Music · Pop · Soft Rock · Rock · Singer/Songwriter · Arena Rock · Pop/Rock · Adult Contemporary

You know the hits by heart, but don't miss the rocking deep cuts.
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Details

Release date
Record label
UMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
Tracks
23

℗ 2021 Island Records Ltd.

Tracks

  1. 1
    The Wind (Remastered 2021)
    Cat Stevens
    1:42
  2. 2
    Rubylove (Remastered 2021)
    Cat Stevens
    2:36
  3. 3
    If I Laugh
    Cat Stevens
    3:20
  4. 4
    Changes IV
    Cat Stevens
    3:31
  5. 5
    How Can I Tell You (Remastered 2021)
    キャット・スティーヴンス
    4:26
  6. 6
    Tuesday's Dead
    Cat Stevens
    3:35
  7. 7
    Morning Has Broken (Remastered 2021)
    Cat Stevens
    3:19
  8. 8
    Bitterblue
    Cat Stevens
    3:10
  9. 9
    Moonshadow (Remastered 2021)
    キャット・スティーヴンス
    2:48
  10. 10
    Peace Train (Remastered 2021)
    Cat Stevens
    4:12
  11. 11
    The Wind (Dubville Sessions 2020)
    Cat Stevens
    1:42
  12. 12
    Rubylove (Demo Version)
    Cat Stevens
    2:50
  13. 13
    If I Laugh (Demo Version)
    Cat Stevens
    4:02
  14. 14
    Changes IV (Demo Version)
    Cat Stevens
    3:32
  15. 15
    How Can I Tell You (Demo Version)
    Cat Stevens
    3:58
  16. 16
    Tuesday's Dead (Studio Demo)
    Cat Stevens
    3:29
  17. 17
    Morning Has Broken (Basing Street Rehearsal, 1975)
    Cat Stevens
    3:06
  18. 18
    Bitterblue² (Reimagined 2021)
    Cat Stevens
    2:56
  19. 19
    Moonshadow (Olympic Studio Demo / 1970)
    Cat Stevens
    2:30
  20. 20
    Peace Train (Extended String Mix / 1971)
    Cat Stevens
    4:21
  21. 21
    The Day They Make Me Tsar (Demo Version)
    Cat Stevens
    2:34
  22. 22
    Fisherman Song (Studio Demo)
    Cat Stevens
    2:21
  23. 23
    I Want To Live In A Wigwam
    Cat Stevens
    3:25

About this album

Seems everybody has a memory connected to this album, whether it's a campfire sing-along to "Peace Train," falling in love to "How Can I Tell You," or watching a sunrise to the piano ballad "Morning Has Broken." Romantic and spiritual songs were Cat Stevens' specialty, yet he still had a darker side: "Moonshadow" is a nursery rhyme with hints of the macabre. The hidden gems are the upbeat tracks: "Changes IV" is funky enough that Santana covered it, and "Bitterblue" rocks with hard-strummed acoustic guitar.