WRONG... it was recorded in a German TV studio, i can't remember where👍✌️🇬🇧

Unique concert avec des musiciens de qualité, Camel et Caravan pour toujours !

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Novella was the album that grabbed me. I'd listen to this around 1978 playing Scrabble with my father after my mother had died. His way of sharing time with me. I loved that album then as I love it today. A fabulous band full of creativity and musicianship. Why they achieved limited success is baffling beyond words

RIP Jon Camp.

Dave Arbus but where is the co founder Ron Caines who played sax and sang

Madre Musical 🎶🙏🇲🇽🫶🏻👍

intense 🧏🏼‍♀️🗣🎵🎶👂🏼👍

Greetings from Belgium !!! PEACE !!!!!!!!!!!

Great jazz-rock band.

Un gruppo eccezionale

Quando o KZbin não encontra eles pra mim fico muito irada

Eu choro muito com eles,mexe muito com meu emocional Muito lindo, demais

Thanked Giles I saw them at this time NYC

Pure fun to listen to their progressive folk rock! The perfect sum up of their styles...very hot folk band, probably one of my most beloved! The lyrics are literally mindaltering,smart & they have sharp teeth,while the music sucks you in to a romance with life itself!

what a concert,the one and only time I got to see and here Camel live,loved it.

Anyone can tell me about this festival please my dads playing there

Beautiful voice great band going to see them October ,25 in NJ her voice makes me cry in a world with so much evil so much beauty

Wonder why they played everything pitched up? Or is it the recording somehow?

There is no group like Renaissance. Tragically underrated. They created wonderful music. Annie's voice is a standout.

Annie, the Queen of the Prog Rock! Rip Michael and John Tout!

Annie Haslam sarebbe stata un'ottima voce anche per la musica antica.

Bravi, Viva il Prog!

Very late to the party with these guys - I knew a few numbers but just started digging deeper. Listened to Grave New World in the car today and it still sounds incredible. Dave's voice is one of those Marmite voices that you can love or hate but I would put him up there with Peter Hamill as one of the greatest storytellers of the era.

God damn 70s rock was the best!

I am from İstanbul/Türkiye. I love them. I think they are a super prog rock group but some people think they are underrated. Also but according to me they are even better then "Yes"...

Hermosa música. Para disfrutar!!!!

Good preformance

Good preformance

The sound of the sensational band Gryphon is divine. Mixing the best of medieval music with the heyday of Renaissance and Baroque music. Fascinating.

Wow - real talent!!!

During my college years in the early 70s I was in love with Annie❤️ and loved their music too.

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Gran banda poco conocida por Argentina.

Great concert, but I just have a question... Who is the main keyboardist in this concert?

Talent, brutalité et poésie. En un mot : Génial !

Who were it's members?

II saw them at NY's The Bottom Line do this show. Thoroughly awesome in a small venue. Later, the stages grew larger as their audience increased. Wonderful music.

Fabulosa Banda....Caracas, Venezuela.

very very good.............................................................................

Grew up with them in the 1970's, but never saw or heard them live until recently! Must've blown Japan away, they don't disappoint! Even over the last 10 years they still performed great, although David's vocals are not as tight as they were. Still my top 5 most loved bands! They were one of a group of other bands that led the Progressive Rock Movement in the early 1970's along with Yes, ELP, Renaissance, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Genesis and Gentile Giant, among others. Thank you for sharing!!

I heard Black Flame on the radio. I WAS HOOKED. And I was so very lucky to see them perform live in that era. AND I had a neighbor (later a good fried) who could play the bass lines perfectly. Damn did I envy him his stereo until I found out it was him playing the bass parts.

No wonder prog died out. Terrible

All so young and committed. PF, Yes, Genesis, KC, LZ and the rest. How, Why did could that small island birth so much music. Not to mention Fairport, Pentangle, Steeleye, Tull, even Black Sabbath. A time machine to that land late 60’s / 70’s to watch Cream and Jimi and this follows the British Invasion of Beatles and Stones and the rest. You can add your favs. Renaissance, Camel, Canterbury...

Remarkable to think this was yet another Yardbirds spinoff.

Any American kid who came of age in the early to mid '70s would have dreamed of walking down the street holding hands with a girl who looked like Annie Haslam. Her look epitomized what "casual glamor" was in that era. That she was such a gifted singer is a double-dose of superlatives.

Great Band

Annie sounds like an English version of Flora Purim in this.

THIS is music ;). I am looking for LIVE Camel with Kit Watkins. It seems he joined the band just a few months after this recording as he was replacing Dave Sinclair. The tour may have been from Oct 1979 to Jan 1980 and I think that was the end for Kit with Camel. Wow, did this band have some great keyboardists through the years or what?

Way above their time. No voice like this