Thank you for posting this- I found it on a "Google search" - I attended this concert at a pivotal moment in my life. I :)t was February 1976, I caught a plane for California the next morning, and I still have both the ticket stubs for the concert and the plan ticket in my scrapbook.
Thank you - I don't know how to look at the footage, but I appreciate that someone did record it. What a treasure ...
There is a listing for a Seattle show for February 7, 1976, so I wonder if the uploader's date might be off. Is anyone familiar with this show or recording?
Here are the details from Dime:
www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=314739Artist: Cat Stevens
Date: 1976-03-06
Location: Seattle, WA
Venue: Seattle Center Coliseum
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Reels @ full track mono>Tandberg Model 11>Wavelab 96/24 1ch mono>wav 44.1/16 2ch mono>flac
Taping Gear: Tandberg Model 11 R2R deck, Sony ECM-22P mic
Taped and Transferred By: JEMS
Band Members:
Cat Stevens - guitars, piano, lead vocals
Alun Davies - guitars, vocals
Mark Warner - guitars, bazouki
Bruce Lynch - bass
Jean Roussel - hammond organ, clavinet, electric piano, synthesizer, piano
Gerry Conway - drums percussion
Chico Batera - percussion
Larry Steele - percussion, flute, acoustic guitar, bass
Kimberley Carlson - backing vocals
Angela Howell - backing vocals
Sue Lynch - backing vocals
Setlist:
01. The Wind
02. Moonshadow
03. Where Do The Children Play?
04. Another Saturday Night
05. Hard Headed Woman
06. King Of Trees
07. Whistlestar
08. Sitting
09. Sun/C79
10. Lady D'Arbanville
11. Banapple Gas
12. Instrumental (inc. cuts out)
13. Majik of Majiks (cuts in)
14. Tuesday's Dead
15. I Love My Dog
16. How Can I Tell You
17. The Hurt
18. Sad Lisa
19. Two Fine People
20. Oh Very Young
21. Blue Monday
22. Father And Son
23. Ruins
24. Peace Train
25. Wild World
26. Jzero
27. Bitterblue
Length: 94:53
Notes:
JEMS master recording. Excellent sounding recording. This show captures Cat Stevens on his Earth tour.[/quote]
It was winter, and I had thrown my coat over the recorder which was nestled nicely in my bag. It could have been I went unoticed because of my lack of height, just on 1.50, 
being very young, less suspect, 
looked too dumb to pull something like this over their heads 
? Well little did they know. 
Whatever the reason, who cares, it was my lucky night, 
in the end I got my concert on tape. ;D 
It was winter, and I had thrown my coat over the recorder which was nestled nicely in my bag. It could have been I went unoticed because of my lack of height, just on 1.50, 
being very young, less suspect, 
looked too dumb to pull something like this over their heads 
? Well little did they know. 
Whatever the reason, who cares, it was my lucky night, 
in the end I got my concert on tape. ;D 
