5-17-10
Caravan
Along with Soft Machine, a fine
CD BBC 1969 - 1973 pirate MY PHENIX ZA 88
1996? 10 TRKS Live, pirate CD of poorly recorded BBC radio broadcasts – musically, very interesting
LP CARAVAN & THE NEW SYMPHONIA
1974 5 TRKS Live
CD CARAVAN & THE NEW SYMPHONIA re DECCA
1974 10 TRKS (5 x bonus tracks) Live '74 ('01 issue)
LP CARAVAN MGM
1969 8 TRKS stereo, 1st album
CD CARAVAN UNIVERSAL JPN UICY-9208
1969 9 TRKS ('02 issue) kami sleeve (1 x bonus track)
LP FOR GIRLS WHO GROW PLUMP IN THE NIGHT DERAM
1973 7 TRKS The first Caravan LP I ever heard
CD FOR GIRLS WHO GROW PLUMP IN THE NIGHT (UNIVERSAL JPN UICY-9060
1973 12 TRKS ('01 issue) kami sleeve (5 x bonus tracks)
7" HEADLOSS (mono) / (stereo) promo
1973 2 TRKS no pic sleeve, promo
7" HEARTBREAKER / IT'S NEVER TOO LATE KINGDOM
1980 2 TRKS with pic sleeve
CD IF I COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN… UNIVERSAL JPN UICY-9065
1970 12 TRKS ('01 issue) kami sleeve (4 x bonus tracks)
LP IN THE
1971 5 TRKS Probably my favorite Caravan LP
CD IN THE
1971 10 TRKS ('01 issue) kami sleeve (5 x bonus tracks)
7" STUCK IN A HOLE / LOVER DECCA
1975 2 TRKS no pic sleeve
LP
1970? 7 TRKS
CD
1972 9 TRKS ('01 issue) kami sleeve (3 x bonus tracks)
I like them well enough to have purchased most of their original early albums as little paper album cover CD’s the last time I visited
I was always amused by vocalist Richard Sinclair, whose contributions to the first LP by Hatfield & The North are wonderful. I mean, what is Hatfield & The North except Caravan with the keyboard player from Egg? Seriously, I love this stuff. And when you can’t get enough Caravan…there’s always National Health.
Start with “In The Land of Grey & Pink”, then go on to “For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night”. If you don’t get the joke by then, give up. The others won’t help.
So, why did they make Caravan 45’s in the
I recently found the British re-mastered CD of “Caravan & The New Symphonia” – the new CD about doubles the length of the original LP. I never got this far with Caravan at the time. I don’t quite know why.
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