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This page is dedicated to Cat Stevens'
right hand man, Alun Davies. Many people,
including myself, have wondered what has happened
to Alun. It is a natural reaction for a Cat
Stevens fan to be a Alun Davies fan as well.
So it only seems natural to have a Alun Davies'
page on a Cat Stevens website. After all,
who was the first person most fans saw up
on stage at a Cat Stevens concert? Not Cat
Stevens..... it was almost always Alun. Alun
was usually seen on stage way before
the concerts ever started, tuning up his and
Cat's guitars, checking the microphones and
making sure everything sounded correct. So
this page is dedicated to the man who helped
give Cat Stevens his sound.... And Alun, if
you ever read this page ....THANK
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Alun Davies' Albums
'Sweet Thursday - Alun
Davies in his pre-Cat Stevens days. This album consisted of Alun,
Nicky Hopkins, Jon Mark (The Mark/Almond Band), Harvey Burns,
and Brian Odgers.
'Daydo' - Alun Davies' solo debut
LP appeared in the summer of 1972. Many of the Cat Stevens group
appeared on this LP. Alun was backed by Cat, Gerry Conway and
Jean Roussel among others. There is also an editorial on the LP
sleeve by Jon Marks of Sweet Thursday-Mark/Almond Band.
'Relax Your Mind' - an extremely
rare recording by Michael Burchell and Alun Davies from 1963.
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Davis The Guitar
- Interview with Alun Davies in the Melody Maker September 16,
1972 issue. Courtesy of Linda Crafar.
(the Davis misprint is from the Melody Maker issue)
Daydo Review - CBS
- Alun Davies - Daydo LP review from the Melody Maker September
16, 1972 issue. Courtesy of Linda Crafar.
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Player of the Month - Alun
Davies was selected as the player of the month in the August
1972 issue of Beat Instrumental.
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Cat's Man - A Disc and Music
Echo magazine article from February 5, 1972, courtesy of
George Brown.
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A 1972 Rolling Stone Magazine critic's review
of Alun's Daydo LP - This article is courtesy
of Linda Crafar.
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Cat's Man Branches Out - A 1972
Newspaper interview with Alun Davies concerning Alun's solo
debut. This article is courtesy of Keith Ballam.
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Alun Davies never let a daydo by
- Disc Magazine July 29, 1972 double feature. Michele O'Driscoll
interviewed both Cat and Alun in this magazine. This article,
which includes Alun telling some fun facts about a dog named
'Old Bourbon'.
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A Taff at the Top article -This
interview of Alun Davies is courtesy of Linda Crafar
and was written around 1972.
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I'm Gonna Love You - New Musical
Express September 1972 review of Alun Davies' single.
This review and great photo of Alun comes courtesy
of George Brown.
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