
Tea For the Tillerman
Released on 23 November 1970, Cat Stevens’ Tea for the Tillerman remains timeless—especially the enduring and deeply affecting Father and Son.
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Released on 23 November 1970, Cat Stevens’ Tea for the Tillerman remains timeless—especially the enduring and deeply affecting Father and Son.

Revisiting Gary Lineker’s Hot Shot! from 12 November 1988—a short-lived football comic filled with ambition, grit and dreams of sporting glory.

Revisiting Roy of the Rovers from 11 November 1978—a nine-pence Saturday packed with football, mud, morals, mayhem and Peter Shilton.

Released on 30 October 1995, Pulp’s Different Class turned Jarvis Cocker into an icon and remains my most-played album of all time.

Released in October 1990, Choke found The Beautiful South pairing sweet melodies with sour truths—and delivered their only UK number-one single.