Vinyl Album - Cat Stevens - Foreigner - Island

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Cat Stevens
Title:	Foreigner
Label:	Island
Country:	Greece
Catalogue:	ILPS 9240
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Cat Stevens	Foreigner Suite	Cat Stevens	Rate
B1	Cat Stevens	The Hurt	Cat Stevens	Rate
B2	Cat Stevens	How Many Times	Cat Stevens	Rate
B3	Cat Stevens	Later	Cat Stevens	Rate
B4	Cat Stevens	100 I Dream	Cat Stevens	Rate

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Pink Island

"The Hurt"
Electric piano & organ Cat Stevens, Guitar Phil Upchurch, Bass Paul Martinez, Drums Bernard Purdie, Voices Patti Austin, Barbara Massey, Tasha Thomas,
String & Brass arrangements Jean Roussel

"How Many Times"
Piano & organ Cat Stevens, Guitar Phil Upchurch, Drums Bernard Purdie, Bass Herbie Flowers,
String & Brass arrangements Jean Roussel

"Later"
Piano III Cat Stevens, String & wood arrangements Cat Stevens & Jean Roussel, Drums Bernard Purdie, Guitar Phil Upchurch, Bass Paul Martinez, Voices Patti, Barbara, Tasha.

"100 I Dream"
Acoustic & synthesized guitars & clavinet Cat Stevens, Electric guitar Phil Upchurch, Bass Paul Martinez, Drums Bernard Purdie.

"Foreigner Suite"
Barbara Massey, Bernard Purdie, Gerry Conway, Jean Roussel, Patti Austin, Paul Martinez, Phil Upchurch, Tasha Thomas.

Recorded at Dynamic Studios, Kingston, Jamaika.
Engineered by John Middleton (Air - London)
Additional Mixes – Mike Bobak
Coverwork – Roland Young
Photofront – Mick Rock
Polar ink sketch – Cat Stevens
All compositions by Cat Stevens
Produced by Cat Stevens for Poularie Limited

℗ ISLAND RECORDS 1973
Distribution:
EMIAL
EMI - LAMBROPOULOS BROS LTD

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PhilMH 26th Jan 2014		Pink Island label in 1973? I've read elsewhere that Chris Blackwell raised merry hell with Festival in Australia in 1971 when he discovered that they were still using the pink label instead of the palm tree label introduced in Britain the previous year, so maybe Greek EMI were lucky that he didn't pay them a visit!