No, the hit version of this song was by Harry Chapin. It was a hit in 1974, and since then, various people have recorded it, but I don't believe Cat Stevens was one of them. (Harry Chapin did sound a bit like Cat Stevens though.)
The song Cat's in the Cradle was written by Harry Chapin and his wife Sandy Chapin. Harry Chapin is also the performer of the song. Cat Stevens never recorded the song, although whether or not he may have covered the song live or otherwise is unclear.
Harry Chapin did the original, but Yes, Taylor covered it.
Actually it's a Harry Chapin song....Cat Stevens may have covered it. Anyway, it's about the cycle of life.
Cat's in the Cradle
No, the hit version of this song was by Harry Chapin. It was a hit in 1974, and since then, various people have recorded it, but I don't believe Cat Stevens was one of them. (Harry Chapin did sound a bit like Cat Stevens though.)
The song Cat's in the Cradle was written by Harry Chapin and his wife Sandy Chapin. Harry Chapin is also the performer of the song. Cat Stevens never recorded the song, although whether or not he may have covered the song live or otherwise is unclear.
Harry Chapin did the original, but Yes, Taylor covered it.
Actually it's a Harry Chapin song....Cat Stevens may have covered it. Anyway, it's about the cycle of life.
in the Cradle
"Cat's in the Cradle" Written by Harry Chapin & Sandy Chapin
Cat Stevens wrote the lyrics for 'Cat in the Cradle', Harry Chapin cut it on the Verites and Balderdash album. It went gold in 1974 and was Chapins only hit. I'm told Stevens never cut CITC, but I think that's wrong. I believe I have the vinyl but I can't get to it right now.
Harry Chapin - "Cat's In The Cradle"
Cat's in the Cradle
Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle"
Harry Chapin's "Cat's in the Cradle"
Are you thinking of the lyrics "It's just like me, just like you" by Paul Revere and the Raiders? If so, you have good taste in music.