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Caravan: Filmed Live At Metropolis Studios poster

Caravan: Filmed Live At Metropolis Studios 

Caravan the legendary Canterbury band re-formed specially for this London studio concert in late 2010 and the audience each one of which was no further than ten feet from the band were rewarded with a review from Classic Rock which quoted “a new era dawns for the veteran band. They are going to have to go a long way to match this sublime performance”. Pye Hastings, Geoffrey Richardson, Jan Schelhaas, Jim Leverton and Richard Coughlan are joined by new drummer Mark Walker. The concert set covered classics and new songs Fingers In The Till and I’m On My Way.
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Caravan the legendary Canterbury band re-formed specially for this London studio concert in late 2010 and the audience each one of which was no further than ten feet from the band were rewarded with a review from Classic Rock which quoted “a new era dawns for the veteran band. They are going to have to go a long way to match this sublime performance”. Pye Hastings, Geoffrey Richardson, Jan Schelhaas, Jim Leverton and Richard Coughlan are joined by new drummer Mark Walker. The concert set covered classics and new songs Fingers In The Till and I’m On My Way.

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