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Just booked my tickets.. balcony seats but at least front row. .the stalls are already sold out .
 
 
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I may be around for a meeting in that week Big smile
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Originally posted by DomValela DomValela wrote:

Excellent! 

Now do that world tour, and come to Canada!
And the U.S. west coast!
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Very good news indeed Clap
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Yes great news, booked my tickets, can't wait!Sax man
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at least they should do a DVD for that show ''.camel 2013'' has to be good Smile
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great news ClapClapClapClap i hope they come  to LA  
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Wow, more than I'd hoped for when I heard they would be on tour again!
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Excellent! 

Now do that world tour, and come to Canada!
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After all what happened performing anything by Camel is good news.
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Awesome!! Very great news!!
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Wow, great newsClap

Thanks for the heads up, Scott.

Now, how can I arrange a meeting at that time in London?
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Always glad to hear good news about Camel.  Smile

Performing "Snow Goose" seems like a good move for them.  Performing classic albums is kind of "in" these days.
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Sounds great, and good to hear Mr Latimer is doing well!

Thanks for the heads up, rushfan.
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Camel will return to the stage when they perform classic album The Snow Goose in full at the Barbican Arts Centre, London, on October 28.
 
Andrew Latimer will be joined by Colin Bass, Denis Clement, Gu LeBlanc and special guest Jan Schelhaus for the show, which marks the first time the band have played since their farewell tour.

Camel last performed their third album at the Royal Albert Hall in 1975, accompanied by the London Symphony Orchestra.

A statement explains: “The evening pays tribute to former band member Peter Bardens, who died of cancer at the same time as frontman Latimer was battling a terminal illness.

“Ten years later, Latimer has regained health and is willing to celebrate a career that spans over four decades. This two-set show will also embrace compositions recorded throughout those years in a personal covenant of appreciation for a deeply rewarding life of music.”

A report on the band’s website previously revealed they were considering a tour in 2013, to be entitled Retirement Sucks. There’s also the possibility of a new album, which Latimer and Clement have been working on for some time.

Discussing the mainman’s health, the report explains: “He is very well and enjoys the great fortune of recovered good health. Of course, there are certain trade-offs, but they were well worth it. There really isn’t much more to say about that – it’s never wise to let any illness define a person. And so, that chapter in our lives is firmly closed. Well, for the most part.”



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