‘THE Cat Stevens Story’, starring Darren Coggan, played out to a packed house at the Riverfront, finishing with a standing ovation and an audience eager for more. Darren Coggan, the award-winning Australian singer and songwriter, together with his For a while, at least, Cat Stevens, who sort of looked Jewish in a Greek kind of way, was one of us, and his songs, hippie-ish anthems like “Father and Son,” “Peace Train,” “Wild World,” and “Moonshadow,” became our summer-camp liturgy. An inescapable sense of foreboding runs through “Blackness of the Night,” the opening track from “The Laughing Apple,” the new album by Yusuf, aka Cat Stevens optimism — a man who sang “Peace Train,” and who lovingly warned against Yusuf was steadfast about not playing any old Cat Stevens material, save for a select few songs that he could justify in the context of his religious path, such as “The Wind” and “Peace Train.” He had collaborated on a musical called “Moonshadow Award-winning Australian musician Darren Coggan brings Peace Train – The Cat Stevens Story to the UK for the first time, with a tour which takes in Brighton Theatre Royal on Sunday, September 17. Featuring hits including Wild World, The First Cut is the An inescapable sense of foreboding runs through Blackness of the Night, the opening track from The Laughing Apple, the new album by Yusuf Islam, aka Cat Stevens optimism — a man who sang Peace Train, and who lovingly warned against giving in .
A witty and entertaining look at the world of antiques. PEACE TRAIN: From £31.65, 7.45pm Theatre Royal, Brighton 0844 871 7650. The Cat Stevens Story. THAT’LL BE THE DAY: £25.50, 7.30pm, Pavilion Theatre, Marine Parade, Worthing, 01903 206206. .
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