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Camel's Andy Latimer releases new material on Bandcamp
By Jerry Ewing published
Andy Latimer's collaboration with Peter Jones, In The Dark, is one of five new tracks the Camel guitarist has shared online

Camel break out the complexity but fail to enthral on Mirage
By Classic Rock Magazine published
Mirage: a flute-heavy mix of symphonic sweep, jazz fusion and melodic subtlety

Richard Sinclair’s Canterbury scene with Caravan, Hatfield And The North, Camel and others
By Mike Barnes published
He shares memories of Pye Hastings, Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, Andy Latimer and many other collaborators from his rich heritage, soon to be include with his long, long awaited debut solo album

Camel and a tale of two visits to the Royal Albert Hall, 43 years apart
By Malcolm Dome published
Unruly brass musicians, unrecordable horns, a runaway film crew and the surprise appearance of female fans… Andrew Latimer recalls the profile-boosting 1975 concert and morale-securing 2018 return

Camel’s Nude and Pressure Points remixed
By Johnny Sharp published
Camel’s 1981 concept studio album Nude and 1984 live set Pressure Points are remastered and presented in three-disc sets

Prog is the reason Rick Astley became a singer
By Dave Everley published
Pop star made his life-changing decision at a Camel concert, before discovering the work of keyboard genius Wakeman via Yes

“A fabulous performance feels even more vital”: Camel’s Mirage and Moonmadness reissues
By Joe Banks published
Steven Tayler’s stereo and 5.1 remixes add fresh value to what are arguably the underrated band’s best albums

Mikael Åkerfeldt, Bruce Soord and others pick their favourite Camel albums
By Dom Lawson published
Five prog musicians explain the lasting impact of Andy Latimer’s band

Why Baroness ex Peter Adams loves Camel
By Natasha Scharf published
Brought up with Pink Floyd and Gentle Giant, the American guitarist discovered The Snow Goose live and never looked back – and Andy Latimer’s band inspired a musical ambition in him

“Another very good year”: Ring The Bells And Sing – Progressive Sounds Of 1975 box set
By Chris Roberts published
With Yes and Genesis between albums, Camel, Renaissance, Gentle Giant, Be Bop Deluxe, Soft Machine, Steve Hillage and Steve Hackett were among those proved here to be keeping the quality high
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