"I listen to the wind to the wind of my soul, where I’ll end up well I think, only God really knows. I’ve sat upon the setting sun but never, never, never, never, I never wanted water once. No, never, never, never." - The Wind, 1971

"I listen to the wind to the wind of my soul, where I’ll end up well I think, only God really knows. I’ve sat upon the setting sun but never, never, never, never, I never wanted water once. No, never, never, never." - The Wind, 1971

u/The-Tillerman — 5 days ago

"I never wanted to be a star, buy my mum a Ferrari car. I only wanted to run my own race, so I could win a small place in your heart..." - I Never Wanted To Be a Star, 1977

u/The-Tillerman — 5 days ago

56 years ago, Cat Stevens released "Father and Son" as a single. It was originally written for "Revolussia", a planned musical featuring Nigel Hawthorne, about a boy wishing to join the revolution against the wishes of his conservative farmer father. Thoughts on this song?

u/The-Tillerman — 11 days ago

New studio album flairs!

Hi there, r/yusufcatstevens is pleased to announce 11 new flairs, each one for a Cat Stevens studio album from 1967's Matthew and Son to 1978's Back to Earth. If there is interest, we would be happy to add more flairs for his new post-2006 albums and compilation albums!

If you have a flair suggestion, feel free to send us mods a message or type in the comments!

UPDATE: New flairs have been added for his newer albums from An Other Cup-King of a Land!

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u/The-Tillerman — 20 days ago

"I will be there when you need me, darling, you just have to say; but you know? I’ll be there, anyway you’ve got to have faith in me, darling, got to have faith in yourself." - Never, 1978

The final song from Back to Earth, and his last for nearly 3 decades..

u/The-Tillerman — 20 days ago

"Oh, life is like a maze of doors and they all open from the side you're on. Just keep on pushing hard, boy, try as you may you're gonna wind up where you started from." - Sitting, 1972

From Catch Bull at Four.

u/The-Tillerman — 23 days ago

"There’s too many confusions, and not enough solutions. The world’s disappearing but nobody’s caring. That’s what the joke is, that’s what the joke’s made of, that’s what the joke is, that’s what the joke’s made of, yes that’s what the joke’s made of." - 'The Joke', 1970-71

u/The-Tillerman — 1 month ago

Day #16, r/EltonJohn creates the perfect setlist! What should number 16 be? Rocket Man wins day 15!

u/The-Tillerman — 18 days ago