Tea for the Tillerman is arguably Cat Stevens’ best-known and most cherished album. Originally released in November 1970, the album was Cat’s second LP of the year.

Building on the sound that had been so well received on Mona Bone Jakon, TFTT saw Cat reunite with producer and former Yardbird Paul Samwell-Smith, as well as with guitarist Alun Davies, to bring us some of his most loved songs.

“Where Do The Children Play?”, “Wild World”, and “Father And Son” continue to resonate more than 50 years later, and for good reason thanks to their subject matter, heartfelt lyrics, and timeless melodies.

Label
UMC
Genre
Pop & Rock LP
Where Do The Children Play?
Hard Headed Woman
Wild World
Sad Lisa
Miles From Nowhere
But I Might Die Tonight
Longer Boats
Into White
On The Road To Find Out
Father And Son
Tea For The Tillerman

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