Not in the same "Glam" vein as tonight's posts. But Cat Stevens came up on my search, and it kills.

[Glamrock]

Father & Son

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[AZSkiffyGeek]

1. Reminds me of this little piece of plagiarism

(The Lips did credit Cat)

[Deuxcents]

2. Yes, I like it's lot. Ty

[Dem2theMax]

3. LOVE this song.

But it also makes me sad.

"From the moment I could talk, I was ordered to listen."

I could have written this song myself.

[ms liberty]

4. Geeat song. Tea for the Tillerman is a favorite lp of mine. n/t

[Escurumbele]

5. Love that song, I have sung it with my son and we have fun doing it. He looks at me when he sings his son part

and sometimes we start cracking up.

I had never seen the video, which is kind of confusing, they look more like Grandfather and grand daughter? Its hard to tell if it is a boy with long hair, or a girl, plus he/she is too young to make the decision of having to go away.

Anyway, I may be over analyzing the video more than I have to, but...

[ProfessorGAC]

6. Lots Of His Early Work Is Excellent

Very diverse audience, too.
I knew people who liked him that were:
Hard Rock, Glam Rock, Prog Rock, Folk Rock & the singer/songwriter fans liked Cat.