Tea For The Tillerman: Vinyl LP Herbie Hancock an extraordinary band constantly reinventing

an extraordinary band constantly reinventing itself without abandoning its mystical roots

12    Perfect Storm [prod YOZ BEATZ & JBJ]

plus essays by Feldman

unpredictable lows of life as much as the almighty highs of being in love

a clutch of awards and high-profile sets at major festivals and a Robbie Williams support slot later

Tea For The Tillerman: Vinyl LP Herbie Hancock an extraordinary band constantly reinventingFollowing the 1967 Decca releases of Matthew & Son and New Masters, Cat Stevens became a bonefide pop star. However, stardom and a year of recovering from TB gave him pause and time to reflect. Emerging from his recuperation with a new deal with Island Records, 1970 saw the release of two new LPs, which immediately cemented his credentials as the new British star of the singer songwriter genre. The first of those two albums, Mona Bone Jakon, came in