Caravan are an English progressive rock band formed in Canterbury and closely associated with the Canterbury scene; they emerged from members connected to the Wilde Flowers and released landmark albums from the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Core personnel mentioned in DeBaser reviews include Richard Sinclair (bass, vocals), Pye Hastings (guitar, vocals), David Sinclair (keyboards), Richard Coughlan (drums). Jimmy Hastings appears as a frequent guest on winds. Key albums discussed in reviews include Caravan (1968), If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You (1970), In the Land of Grey and Pink (1971), Waterloo Lily (1972).

Caravan are an English progressive rock band associated with the Canterbury scene. Reviews on DeBaser emphasize their melodic, jazz-tinged prog, standout albums (especially In the Land of Grey and Pink) and long suites such as Nine Feet Underground. Critics praise their balance of melody and progressive ambition and highlight core personnel like Richard Sinclair and Pye Hastings.

For:Listeners of progressive rock, fans of the Canterbury scene, and those who enjoy melodic jazz-tinged prog.

 It is one of the foundational albums of progressive, but it's also one of those albums that captivates you on a full listen and enters you immediately without asking permission.

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 Take me Caravan…Yes, I know you can

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 An invaluable masterpiece. A rare gem. A whirlwind of emotions. Thank you, Caravan.

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 And we reach the highest tower erected by Caravan, the tallest, the most imposing, the most graceful, the further you go during its 22 minutes, the more you can grasp the magnificence of the progressive genre at its best potential.

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