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More mimsy soft rock from Cat Stevens: Tea for the Tillerman 2 reviewed

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

Grade: B–

Time has been kind to Cat Stevens’s reputation — his estrangement from the music business and rad BAME credentials bestowing upon him an edginess which his mimsy fragile-voiced soft rock never really deserved. It’s the kind of retrospective benediction usually only death from some bad skag at the age of 27 can provide.

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