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* RefugeInAudacity: Writing a song called [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun"]] during the "Summer Of Love" ''and'' in England, where handguns are illegal for private citizens to own, surely counts as this.
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* RefugeInAudacity: Writing a Pop song called [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun"]] during in 1967, the "Summer Of Love" ''and'' in England, where handguns are illegal for private citizens to own, Love", surely counts as this.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Cat's first two albums are heavily orchestrated Pop albums with a very whimsical tone, compared to the more intimate FolkMusic he is known for. Even his appearance was drastically different, as seen in [[https://youtu.be/2wXJ_7Fs2ww this promotional video]] for "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun".
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* RefugeInAudacity: Writing a song called [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun"]] during the "Summer Of Love" ''and'' in England, where handguns are illegal for private citizens to own, surely counts as this.
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* CallBack: "I Never Wanted To Be A Star" name drops some of his older songs, including "Matthew And Son", "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun", "A Bad Night" and "I Think I See The Light".
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* LyricalDissonance: "I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun" has upbeat, almost whimsical orchestration as the the narrator sings about getting revenge on those who wronged him.
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* BigRottenApple: "New York Times" paints a very bleak picture of New York City, [[LyricalDissonance in contrast to the bouncy synths]].
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* BigRottenApple: "New York Times" paints a very bleak picture of New York City, UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, [[LyricalDissonance in contrast to the bouncy synths]].
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* BigRottenApple: "New York Times" paints a very bleak picture of New York City, [[LyricalDissonance in contrast to the bouncy synths]].
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* AlbumTitleDrop: The title of ''Izitso'' appears in "I Never Wanted To Be A Star".
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* ProductPlacement: Coca-Cola is mentioned in "Bad Brakes".
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* PopStarComposer: Contributed music from his ''Mona Bone Jakon'' and ''Tea for the Tillerman'' albums to Film/HaroldAndMaude, as well as two original songs "Don't Be Shy" and "If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out".
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* PopStarComposer: Contributed music from his ''Mona Bone Jakon'' and ''Tea for the Tillerman'' albums to Film/HaroldAndMaude, ''Film/HaroldAndMaude'', as well as two original songs "Don't Be Shy" and "If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out".
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** Several albums he recorded as Yusuf Islam (labelled as "Spiritual Albums" on Wikipedia but still actual studio albums in all but name and format) are basically spiritual messages on Islam.
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** Several albums he recorded as Yusuf Islam (labelled as "Spiritual Albums" on Wikipedia Website/{{Wikipedia}} but still actual studio albums in all but name and format) are basically spiritual messages on Islam.
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* PopStarComposer: Contributed music from his ''Mona Bone Jakon'' and ''Tea for the Tillerman'' albums to Film/HaroldAndMaude, as well as two original songs "Don't Be Shy" and "If You Want To Sing Out, Sing Out".
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** ''Matthew and Son'' and ''New Masters'' are basically baroque pop, popular at the time.
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** ''Matthew and Son'' and ''New Masters'' are basically baroque pop, BaroquePop, popular at the time.
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* ConcertFilm: Majikat, which features him performing on his Earth Tour 1976. However, he left the music business a year and a half later, [[DevelopmentHell leaving the footage unedited and unreleased for 38 years]].
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* ConcertFilm: Majikat, ''Majikat'', which features him performing on his Earth Tour 1976. However, he left the music business a year and a half later, [[DevelopmentHell leaving the footage unedited and unreleased for 38 years]].
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** ''Numbers'', ''Izitso'' and ''Back to Earth'' are synth-pop.
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** ''Numbers'', ''Izitso'' and ''Back to Earth'' are synth-pop.SynthPop.
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* OldManConversationSong: "Father and Son" is about a father passing down some life advice to his son who is about to move away.
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* OldManConversationSong: "Father and Son" is about a father passing down some life advice to his son son, who is about to move away.
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We're troping works, not appearances. Besides, Badass Beard has been redirected for misuse some time back
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* BadassBeard: Apropos for someone called Cat, he had some fairly impressive whiskers.
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* LooksLikeJesus: Resembled a slightly darker Jesus during the 1970s.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Has a couple moments in Majikat, like claiming that "Peace Train" was inspired by the chin of Creator/AlfredHitchcock and that loving Hitchcock could lead to a better world. Earler in the show, he interrupts his own rambling to assure the audience that he isn't stoned.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Has a couple moments in Majikat, like claiming that "Peace Train" was inspired by the chin of Creator/AlfredHitchcock and that loving Hitchcock could lead to a better world. Earler Earlier in the show, he interrupts his own rambling to assure the audience that he isn't stoned.stoned, but is high on oxygen because it gives him "zonk".
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* CloudCuckooLander: Has a couple moments in Majikat, like claiming that "Peace Train" was inspired by the chin of Creator/AlfredHitchcock and that loving Hitchcock could lead to a better world. Earler in the show, he interrupts his own rambling to assure the audience that he isn't stoned.
* ConceptAlbum: ''Numbers (A Pythagorean Theory Tale)'', not to mention his religious albums.
* ConceptAlbum: ''Numbers (A Pythagorean Theory Tale)'', not to mention his religious albums.
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* ConcertFilm: Majikat, which features him performing on his Earth Tour 1976. However, he left the music business a year and a half later, [[DevelopmentHell leaving the footage unedited and unreleased for 38 years]].
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* NewSoundAlbum:
** ''Matthew and Son'' and ''New Masters'' are basically baroque pop, popular at the time.
** ''Mona Bone Jakon'' and ''Tea for the Tillerman'' are complete and definite folk-rock.
** ''Teaser and the Firecat'' has a little more pop.
** ''Catch Bull at Four'' is basically a mixed bag with the use of electric guitars (on "Sitting" and "Freezing Steel") and organ (on "Can't Keep It In") becoming quite dominant -- not that his acoustic moments were gone.
** ''Foreigner'' has a lot of keyboards and sounds like classic rock.
** ''Buddha and the Chocolate Box'' is a combination of the folk- and pop-rock (respectively of ''Tea for the Tillerman'' and ''Catch Bull at Four'') with the keyboards of ''Foreigner'' and some spiritual lyrics.
** ''Numbers'', ''Izitso'' and ''Back to Earth'' are synth-pop.
** Several albums he recorded as Yusuf Islam (labelled as "Spiritual Albums" on Wikipedia but still actual studio albums in all but name and format) are basically spiritual messages on Islam.
** ''An Other Cup'' and ''Roadsinger'' are folk-rock all over again.
** ''Tell 'Em I'm Gone'' is folk-rock with some blues-rock in the mix.
** ''Matthew and Son'' and ''New Masters'' are basically baroque pop, popular at the time.
** ''Mona Bone Jakon'' and ''Tea for the Tillerman'' are complete and definite folk-rock.
** ''Teaser and the Firecat'' has a little more pop.
** ''Catch Bull at Four'' is basically a mixed bag with the use of electric guitars (on "Sitting" and "Freezing Steel") and organ (on "Can't Keep It In") becoming quite dominant -- not that his acoustic moments were gone.
** ''Foreigner'' has a lot of keyboards and sounds like classic rock.
** ''Buddha and the Chocolate Box'' is a combination of the folk- and pop-rock (respectively of ''Tea for the Tillerman'' and ''Catch Bull at Four'') with the keyboards of ''Foreigner'' and some spiritual lyrics.
** ''Numbers'', ''Izitso'' and ''Back to Earth'' are synth-pop.
** Several albums he recorded as Yusuf Islam (labelled as "Spiritual Albums" on Wikipedia but still actual studio albums in all but name and format) are basically spiritual messages on Islam.
** ''An Other Cup'' and ''Roadsinger'' are folk-rock all over again.
** ''Tell 'Em I'm Gone'' is folk-rock with some blues-rock in the mix.
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* ''The Laughing Apple'' (2017)
(credited to Yusuf/Cat Stevens; 2017)
* ''Tea for the Tillerman 2'' (as above; 2020)
* ''Tea for the Tillerman 2'' (as above; 2020)
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born SingerSongwriter, known for performing in many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and [[UsefulNotes/{{Islam}} Islamic music]].
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born SingerSongwriter, known for performing in many genres mostly including folk, rock, pop and [[UsefulNotes/{{Islam}} Islamic music]].
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born SingerSongwriter, known for his many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}.
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, then re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, then re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born SingerSongwriter, known for his performing in many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}.
[[UsefulNotes/{{Islam}} Islamic music]].
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, although his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, then re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, although his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, then re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
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Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, but re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
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Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of Muslim-themed albums, but then re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
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!!!Religious albums, all released under the name Yusuf Islam
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!!!Religious albums, both solo and collaborations, all released under the name Yusuf Islam
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born singer, known for his many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and Islam.
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Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977 UsefulNotes/{{Islam}} conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of albums about his faith,. still performs today.
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born singer, SingerSongwriter, known for his many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and Islam.
UsefulNotes/{{Islam}}.
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album ''Back to Earth'', his first record after his 1977UsefulNotes/{{Islam}} Islam conversion. He eventually changed his name to Yusuf Islam and left the music world for 20 years; he returned in 1998 to do a series of albums about his faith,. Muslim-themed albums, but re-entered the pop field with ''An Other Cup'' in 2006. He still performs today.
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Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album Back to Earth, his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion, Cat Stevens continued to prefer less poppier stuff and as of 2021, still performs today.
!Cat Stevens provides examples of
* AlliterativeTitle: "Wild World"
* IHaveManyNames: "Cat Stevens", "Yusuf Islam", "Steve Adams", "Yusuf"; his most recent albums have credited him as "Yusuf/Cat Stevens".
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album Back to Earth, his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion, Cat Stevens continued to prefer less poppier stuff and as of 2021, still performs today.
!Cat Stevens provides examples of
* AlliterativeTitle: "Wild World"
* IHaveManyNames: "Cat Stevens", "Yusuf Islam", "Steve Adams", "Yusuf"; his most recent albums have credited him as "Yusuf/Cat Stevens".
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Yusuf Islam/Cat Stevens (born July 21, 1948 as Steven Demetre Georgiou) is a British-born singer, known for his many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and Islam.
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album
!!!Secular albums as Cat Stevens
* ''Matthew & Son'' (1967)
* ''New Masters'' (1967)
* ''Mona Bone Jakon'' (1970)
* ''Tea for the Tillerman'' (1970)
* ''Teaser and the Firecat'' (1971)
* ''Catch Bull at Four'' (1972)
* ''Foreigner'' (1973)
* ''Buddha and the Chocolate Box'' (1974)
* ''Numbers (A Pythagorean Theory Tale)'' (1975)
* ''Izitso'' (1977)
* ''Back to Earth'' (1978)
!!!Secular albums as Yusuf
* ''An Other Cup'' (2006)
* ''Roadsinger'' (2009)
* ''Tell 'Em I'm Gone'' (2014)
* ''The Laughing Apple'' (2017)
!!!Religious albums, all released under the name Yusuf Islam
* ''Prayers of the Last Prophet'' (1998)
* ''A Is for Allah'' (2000)
* ''30th Juz Of The Holy Qur'An'' (with Sheikh Muhammad Al-Minyauoi; 2000)
* ''Bismillah'' (credited to Yusuf Islam & Friends; 2001)
* ''In Praise of the Prophet'', aka ''Son Peygamber'e Övgüler'' (credited to Yusuf Islam & Arkadaşları; 2002)
* ''I Look, I See'' (credited to Yusuf Islam, Friends & Children; 2003)
* ''I Look, I See 2'' (as above; 2008)
!!"Glide on the trope train":
* AlliterativeTitle:
* IHaveManyNames: "Cat Stevens", "Yusuf Islam", "Steve Adams", "Yusuf"; his most recent albums have credited him as "Yusuf/Cat
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* AlliterativeTitle:" Wild AlliterativeTitle: "Wild World"
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* MeaningfulRename: Changed his name to Yusuf Islam after converting. "Cat Stevens" itself was a stage name for Steven Demetre Georgiou, whose girlfriend told him he had eyes like a cat.
* OldManConversationSong: "Father and Son" is about a father passing down some life advice to his son who is about to move away.
* TrainSong: "PeaceTrain"Train"
* AWorldHalfFull: "Moonshadow"
-->I ever lose my eyes, if my colours all run dry,\\
Yes if I ever lose my eyes, Oh if... I won't have to cry no more.
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* OldManConversationSong: "Father and Son" is about a father passing down some life advice to his son who is about to move away.
* TrainSong: "Peace
* AWorldHalfFull: "Moonshadow"
-->I ever lose my eyes, if my colours all run dry,\\
Yes if I ever lose my eyes, Oh if... I won't have to cry no more.
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'''Yusuf Islam / Cat Stevens''' (born July 21, 1948) is a British-born singer, known for his many genres mostly folk, rock, pop and Islam.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Oh baby baby, it's a wild world]]
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album Back to Earth, his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion, Cat Stevens continued to prefer less poppier stuff and as of 2021, still performs today.
!Cat Stevens provides examples of
* AlliterativeTitle:" Wild World"
* AWorldHalfFull: "Moonshadow"
* IHaveManyNames: "Cat Stevens", "Yusuf Islam", "Steve Adams", "Yusuf"
* TrainSong: "Peace Train"
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[[caption-width-right:350:Oh baby baby, it's a wild world]]
Cat Stevens was a highly successful artist through the early seventies, his popularity faded by the end of the seventies around his 1978 album Back to Earth, his first record after his 1977 Islam conversion, Cat Stevens continued to prefer less poppier stuff and as of 2021, still performs today.
!Cat Stevens provides examples of
* AlliterativeTitle:" Wild World"
* AWorldHalfFull: "Moonshadow"
* IHaveManyNames: "Cat Stevens", "Yusuf Islam", "Steve Adams", "Yusuf"
* TrainSong: "Peace Train"