The groundbreaking, multi-platinum folk/rock masterpiece, "Tea for the Tillerman" remains one of singer/songwriter Cat Stevens’ finest works. The beautifully written and well-arranged album encompasses themes of spiritual fulfillment, delivering hit after hit. The album includes “Where Do the Children Play?”, “Sad Lisa”, “Father and Son” and the highly regarded single “Wild World”. "Tea for the Tillerman" established Stevens as a driving force in music history and this high resolution release offers the ideal way to experience this timeless classic.

The breakthrough album for Cat Stevens was released in 1970 and spurred on by four radio staples, it shot to number eight in the US where it has sold over three million copies. Wild World, Father And Son, Where Do The Children Play? and Hard Headed Woman are some of Stevens's most famous and popular songs that endure almost 50 years later on classic rock playlists. Among its many accolades, Tea For The Tillerman has been included on the Rolling Stone list of the 500 greatest albums of all time, ranked at number 206.

Even as a serious-minded singer/songwriter, Cat Stevens never stopped being a pop singer at heart, and with Teaser and the Firecat he reconciled his philosophical interests with his pop instincts. Basically, Teaser's songs came in two modes: gentle ballads that usually found Stevens and second guitarist Alun Davies playing delicate lines over sensitive love lyrics, and up-tempo numbers on which the guitarists strummed away and thundering drums played in stop-start rhythms…