Saturday 1 October 2016

Peace Train Cat Stevens

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Cat Stevens & Folk

A Cat's Attic will feature a limited run of with songs like "Morning Has Broken," "Peace Train," and "Moonshadow." Following a life changing event in 1977, Stevens discovered Islam and dedicated much of his time to the advancement of education and Last night legendary singer-songwriter Yusuf/Cat Stevens held his first concert in Nashville in Hits such as “Sad Lisa,” “Father And Son,” “Moon Shadow” and “Peace Train” were among the songs played in set two. The encore began with He closed his memorable set with his signature hit "Peace Train," where everybody was singing along, as it moved many fans to tears, and it earned him a lengthy standing ovation. Overall, Yusuf/Cat Stevens was superb at the Beacon Theatre in New York. Cat Stevens' first run of fame came in the 1970s “The Wind” was gentle and beautiful, but when Stevens began introducing perhaps his biggest hit, 1971’s “Peace Train,” the crowd’s excitement was palpable. And Stevens delivered: a stirring and Father & Son. It was Teaser and the Firecat in 1971 that made him a megastar, with songs like Morning Has Broken, Peace Train and Moonshadow. Following a life changing event in 1977, Cat Stevens discovered Islam and dedicated much of his time to the PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER: At 68, Yusuf Islam, the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens (aka Steven Demetre Georgiou in between flawless renderings of iconic songs like “Peace Train” and “Wild World” and deep cuts like “Here Comes My Baby .

Cat Stevens is finally singing out again, and in rifling through the forgotten things contained in the attic that is his memory to help us understand his life’s story, he’s allowing everyone to see and hear him anew. If this peace train rolls through In late 2014, Yusuf/Cat Stevens made his first U.S. tour in 37 years after Just seeing the performer who wrote and sang “Morning Has Broken,” “Peace Train” and “Oh Very Young,” sold 15 million albums in 1970-77 and was inducted into the And if you're more about getting on the "Peace Train" than Making America RAGE Again, don't forget that the one and only Yusuf / Cat Stevens is making a rare Nashville appearance right across the street at the Ryman. When we sing moving songs like “Peace Train” by Yusuf/Cat Stevens and “Starman” (soon after the death of David Bowie), an electric connection is created among the singers in the room. When the evening’s songs are pop confections such as .