Al Stewart - Year of the Cat (Music Video) video free download
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Duration: 06:47
Uploaded: 2011/08/26
The 1942 film "Casablanca" was the first obvious inspiration for the lyrics (On a morning from a Bogart movie, in a country where they turn back time) but Al Stewart also uses Year of the Cat as a metaphor for, hmmm . . . shall we say, a part of a woman's anatomy. It must have been a very sexual year. This is an unforgettable song about what happens when an exotic woman lures you in, you fall in love, knowing you should just walk away . . . but you can't.
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8 years ago
Takis Kasimatis
Καζαμπλανκα ,μπογκαρτ ,και ο αλ στιουαρτ ...τραγουδα... Γιαρ οφ δε κατ ....Ωραιος συνδιασμος μουσικης και βιντεο 8 years ago
sandinyourshoes
Goodness. This is one of the most romantic songs EVER written. The Bogey film adds so much to it, too.8 years ago
ALBERTO EGIDI
Guarda questo video su YouTube:8 years ago
Sylwia Ts
This song completes quiet, warm evening.8 years ago
Paco Jiménez
Sorry my friend your video is so cool, but Peter Lorre contemplating a crime should be The Maltese Falcon instead Casablanca even if the Wikipedia talk about Casablanca too, Take a look to the film , the actors and scenes. Regards8 years ago
Cristiano Pereira
Tunel...9 years ago
IbanezArtist85
This is such a great mix of a classic film and a classic song. Thanks.9 years ago
James Lumpkin
GREAT friggin job, Dude....LOVE this song9 years ago
Dorota Krupa
Al Stewart - Year of the Catbajkaniebajka...9 years ago
Denny Drums
Actually in an interview, Al Stewart said it was astrological year the man spent with the woman collecting enough money to get home9 years ago
Nikolaus Buchholz
saw it again this night. Still so fucking great!9 years ago
Terry Meely
You know sometime you're bound to leave her...but for now you're gonna stay.....(I love, love, love this song and video).9 years ago
Cat Tarbell
Yesterday was Christmas and Bogart's birthday! I love what you did for this AMAZING song! It's been a fav since the first time I heard it in 1976! Related Videos
