the song on ABC's In Concert, a 90-minute program they named the Moon & Star, including the full 18-minute "Foreigner Suite" without commercial interruption. Although Foreigner sold well, with the album reaching No. 3 on both sides of the Atlantic, it was not favourably reviewed, and its release was not followed by a tour. In 2009, Stevens (now known as Yusuf Islam) entered into legal proceedings alongside Joe Satriani in a lawsuit (filed in 2004 by Satriani) against the band Coldplay, alleging that they had (at least unintentionally) plagiarised respective works by both artists ("If I Could Fly" by Satriani and Stevens' "Foreigner Suite") for the melody to Coldplay's "Viva la Vida" from their Grammy Award winning album, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends. Yusuf added that he has forgiven Coldplay and would love to sit down and have a cup of tea with them. The section that resembles "Viva la Vida" begins at about 14:30 until the end of the 18-minute song. Likewise, the same song segment may have unintentionally been sourced for "Hold Me 'Til the Mornin' Comes," a 1983 song from Paul Anka and Peter Cetera. Track listing All tracks written by Cat Stevens. Side one "Foreigner Suite" – 18:19 Side two "The Hurt" – 4:18 "How Many Times" – 4:26 "Later" – 4:44 "100 I Dream" – 4:09 Personnel Cat Stevens – vocals, piano, keyboards, acoustic guitar, synthesizer, guitar synthesizer, clavinet, RMI electric piano, string/brass/wood arrangements Jean Roussel – keyboards, string/brass/wood arrangements Phil Upchurch – electric guitar Paul Martinez – bass guitar Herbie Flowers – bass guitar on "How Many Times" Bernard Purdie – drums, percussion Gerry Conway – drums, percussion on "Foreigner Suite" Patti Austin – vocals Barbara Massey – vocals Tasha Thomas – vocals Tower of Power – horns Charts References External links Cat Stevens albums 1973 albums Island Records albums A&M Records albums Albums with cover art by Mick Rock