BLIND DOG AT ST. DUNSTANS

Caravan

Canterbury Scene

3.30 | 311 ratings

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A real return to form. I agree with other reviewers that this album is very under-rated. The Cantebury humour is probably more apparent here than any other Caravan album.

Most tracks are strong with the album culminating with an excellent "All the Way". "Chiefs and Indians" features some great guitar solos from Pye and Geoff together with a great keyboards input for Jan.

The addition of Jummy Hastings on Flute and Sax adds to the overall quality of this album.

Definately one of their stronger albums.

Mark Roberts | 4/5 | 2006-10-2

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