MiracleDrug wrote: 
You're an idiot.  I have 20-30 Muslim friends, none of whom are jihadists.  

 

Gato Stefano?

 coy wrote: 
Yes 

does this go on and on forever or am i just stoned ??

Lame

I agree with the comments regarding the greatness of Catch Bull at Four and Tea for the Tillerman, but this is one he should have left on the editing room floor. . . horrible. . . 

there is NO SUCH THING as a non-Jihadi Muslim,,,

I don't care what or who Cat Stevens is today.
Back in the day when albums like Catch Bull at Four and Tea for the Tillerman were being put out.
He was the man, a great artist with great music, by talented musicians.
This song is one of the best.

 Steve wrote: 
Is this Cat Steven or the other guy ?  5

mute

 heliosweb wrote: 
"Salman Rushdie, indeed any writer who abuses the prophet or indeed any prophet under Islamic law, the sentence for that is actually death," {Yusuf Islam aka Cat Stevens} said at the time.

Rather a jihadist 'spiritual' path this 'non-jihadist' is on.

Mmmmmm, Carnitas.

 hallogallo wrote: 
I took 3 years of Latin in HS - believe me, there is nothing cool about singing in Latin. . . 
 

 Baby_M wrote: 
Cat Stevens did NOT go "all jihadi" on anyone. He simply chose a spiritual path that happened to be Islam. If you've ever watched an interview with him where he talks about his spiritual views, there is nothing about "jihad" in the sense that some of our more ignorant citizens have interpreted the meaning of "jihad." (In fact, "jihad" was hijacked by Muslim extremists... as SO MANY religions are wont to do, hijacking and perverting certain spiritual principle to their own nefarious ends.)

Love this song... I remember sunny afternoons in my dorm room, freshman year of college, playing this album. Nice memories...

The last time I heard this song was when I stopped listening to my original vinyl copy - probably in the early 80's.  Amazingly,
I recognized it almost immediately....  I don't remember particularly loving the song then, but it sounded amazing today - thanks!   

Love this album.

Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat were awesome, but this album was somewhat under-appreciated, in my opinion.

Singing in Latin ... kind of cool ...

 

 Baby_M wrote: 
Not much to base an opinion on after. 

Thanks Bill, nice song.

Latin music—in the original sense of "Latin."

I like Cat Stevens a lot better before he went all jihadi on us.

One of Cat's lesser-played songs, but it's SO good to hear it here!  Thanks for the upload, whoever submitted it - and thanks for playing it, Bill/Rebecca!  I love this song.

This is why i listen to RP.  There are only two words,,,Thank You.