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Caravan (Caravan album)

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Released
  
January 1969

Label
  
Decca (UK)Verve (US)

Length
  
34:04

Producer
  
Tony Cox

Recorded
  
October 1968Advision Studios, London

Genre
  
Progressive rock, psychedelic rock, Canterbury scene

Caravan is the debut album by the British Canterbury scene progressive rock band Caravan. It was released in January 1969.

Contents

Background

The album was the result of the band borrowing equipment from Soft Machine (who were touring the U.S. at the time with Jimi Hendrix and using his backline), producing "an unusually mature musical statement". The album was released in stereo and mono, in both the United States and United Kingdom, but failed to reach chart hit status.

Track listing

All tracks credited to Sinclair, Hastings, Coughlan & Sinclair except where noted.

Side one
Side two

Re-release

The 2002 CD re-release included two full versions of the album, in its original mono and in stereo, and an extra track "Hello Hello" (3:12) which had originally been issued as a single.

Personnel

  • Pye Hastings – lead vocals (side 1: 1-2, 4), co-lead vocals (side 1: 5 & side 2: 1, 3), guitars, bass guitar
  • Richard Sinclair – lead vocals (side 1: 3 & side 2: 2), co-lead vocals (side 1: 5 & side 2: 1, 3), bass guitar, guitar
  • Dave Sinclair – organ, piano
  • Richard Coughlan – drums
    • Additional personnel
  • Jimmy Hastings – flute on "Love Song with Flute"
  • Tony Cox – production
  • Keith Davis of DBWX – sleeve design

    • References

    Caravan (Caravan album) Wikipedia
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