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Stevens, Cat Catch Bull At Four LP Vinyl
- SKU:
- 43006403
- UPC:
- 602508160998
- MPN:
- 816099
- Condition:
- New
Description
On it's original release in 1972, Cat Stevens' fourth LP on Island/A&M, Catch Bull At Four, spent three weeks at #1 on the Billboard 200, making it his biggest album of all time. To celebrate it's 50th anniversary, Island Records/UMe will reissue a newly remastered version of Catch Bull At Four. Presented on 180-gram vinyl LP in a gatefold jacket.
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1. Sitting 2. Boy with a Moon ; Star on His Head 3. Angelsea 4. Silent Sunlight 5. Can't Keep It in 6. 18th Avenue (Kansas City Nightmare) 7. Freezing Steel 8. O Caritas (Andreas Toumazis
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