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cat stevens - morning has broken - stereo remix

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First published at 20:30 UTC on September 23rd, 2023.

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ruudtes - 60s stereo remixes & wide mono III

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Edit for headphones. I gave the bass "some" more attention, along with some other "things". Hope you enjoy Larry Steele's sweet gentle bass...
An old Christian hymn (1931)... on an old Gealic melody (19th century)... a new intro (1972)(repeated several times in the song) which was created by Rick Wakeman for Cat Stevens, who had a # 5 hit in Holland, # 9 UK, # 4 Norway # 4 Australia, # 4 Canada and # 6 in the US.
Please visit http://www.amazingsky.com/ by Alan Dyer, for he has tons of great pictures.

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