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In many ways the album ties in with Foreigner and Numbers in that he is temporarily putting aside his more recognisable folky sound in order to indulge in the other musical traditions that have had a significant impact upon him
he embraced Islam
presents one of the UK’s greatest recorded music artists and his phenomenal body of work
The album cover was designed by Yusuf and illustrated by the artist William Stout
Teaser and the Firecat CD Tour 25 Where this comfortableTeaser and the Firecat, Stevens third LP in a mere 18 months, was released in September 1971. The album built on the overwhelming success of Tea for the Tillerman and yielded some of his greatest hits, including The Wind, Moonshadow, Peace Train, and Morning Has Broken. Tracklist 1. The Wind 2. Rubylove 3. If I Laugh 4. Changes IV 5. How Can I Tell You 6. Tuesdays Dead 7. Morning Has Broken 8. Bitterblue 9. Moonshadow 10. Peace Train
