LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

In the psychedelic late sixties there was a lively music scene in the Canterbury area that revolved around the band The Wilde Flowers.
They never recorded much themselves, however, but after they disbanded other influential bands were formed from their ashes: Gong, Soft Machine, and, most importantly, Caravan.
Caravan's eponymous debut was released in 1968.
It was considered a groundbreaking album capturing the freakish and exploratory moods of the times.
Their sound went much further than the changing styles of the contemporary underground and that's what distinguished Caravan from other bands in their genre.

180 grams audiophile vinyl""

Tracklisting: ""

A1 Place Of My Own
A2 Ride
A3 Policeman
A4 Love Song With Flute
A5 Cecil Rons

B1 Magic Man
B2 Grandma's Lawn
B3 Where But For Caravan Would I?"