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It is some kind of bootleg released last year on a label called Floating World. The CD features six tracks, including Nobody Knows, a track that I was not familiar with before. It is a cover of "Jungle Fever" by Neil Larsen. I found it on YouTube:



But this clip was uploaded in 2011 whilst the above CD was only released in 2019. Anyone knows if it is from the same show? Is the sound quality of the CD any good? Worth having for a big fan of the band?
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Echoes
Unevensong
Song Within a Song
Hymn to Her
Neon Magic
Rhayader
Rhayader Goes to Town
Migration
Preparation
Dunkirk
Rainbow's End
Ice
Who We Are
Your Love Is Stranger Than Mine
Never Let Go (followed by a band introduction)

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That's almost the 'Caramel' version of the band!!
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Originally posted by Ronstein Ronstein wrote:

That's almost the 'Caramel' version of the band!!


Yes, but I wonder if that is not a mistake. I think in 1980 it was the line-up that did I Can See Your House From Here:

Andrew Latimer – guitar, flute, keyboards, vocals
Colin Bass – bass, vocals
Jan Schelhaas – keyboards, synthesisers
Kit Watkins – keyboards, flute, clarinet
Andy Ward – drums, percussion

Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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According to Pete Frame's excellent Rock Family Trees. the most 'Caramel' version of Camel was from July '78 to March '79
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Sinclair

And I think that's the band on the recording (with a typo for Richard Sinclair). They toured Japan, so the concert date may be wrong.
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Originally posted by Ronstein Ronstein wrote:

According to Pete Frame's excellent Rock Family Trees. the most 'Caramel' version of Camel was from July '78 to March '79
Ward
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Collins
Schelhaas
Sinclair 
Sinclair

And I think that's the band on the recording (with a typo for Richard Sinclair). They toured Japan, so the concert date may be wrong.


Ah, interesting! That could of course be the case. But the I Can See Your House From Here album wasn't released until October 1979. It is frustrating with bootlegs, they often have inaccurate information. I wonder if the full show was recorded and is waiting in the archives somewhere?
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There's also a bootleg from another show in Tokyo from September 8, 2000.
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Originally posted by SouthSideoftheSky SouthSideoftheSky wrote:

Originally posted by Ronstein Ronstein wrote:

According to Pete Frame's excellent Rock Family Trees. the most 'Caramel' version of Camel was from July '78 to March '79
Ward
Latimer 
Collins
Schelhaas
Sinclair 
Sinclair

And I think that's the band on the recording (with a typo for Richard Sinclair). They toured Japan, so the concert date may be wrong.


Ah, interesting! That could of course be the case. But the I Can See Your House From Here album wasn't released until October 1979. It is frustrating with bootlegs, they often have inaccurate information. I wonder if the full show was recorded and is waiting in the archives somewhere?



On second thought, I think the date is correct because the set list at setlist.fm seems to fit very well with the track list of that CD.
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