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Newcastle

by Camel

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1.
First Light 05:06
2.
Metrognome 04:57
3.
Unevensong 05:56
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5.
Tell Me 04:34
6.
7.
Skylines 05:36
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9.
Lunar Sea 08:48
10.
Raindances 05:05
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about

I almost hesitate to post this one, the sound is so miserable; recorded from the cheap seats on a shabby cassette. I did what I could to pretty it up, but there wasn't much to work with. So in the interests of completeness here it is, warts and all, until a better one turns up.
- RC

Camel
Newcastle, UK.
27th September 1977
Part 4 of our 1977 'Rain Dances' tour audience recordings. Mastered from analogue source, unknown generation. Pretty hissy, mono, but the complete show.
Disc 1:
1. First Light
2. Metrognome
3. Unevensong
4. Rhayader >
5. Rhayader Goes to Town >
6. Preparation >
7. Dunkirk >
8. Fritha Alone >
9. La Princese Perdue
10. Tell Me
11. Song within a Song
Disc 2.
1. Skylines
2. Highways of the Sun
3. Lunar Sea
4. Raindances
5. One of These Days I'm Going to Get an Early Night
6. Never Let Go
tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/asxcards/Camel1977-09-27NewcastleUK.html
www.setlist.fm/setlist/camel/1977/newcastle-city-hall-newcastle-england-bde79f6.html

Camel Newcastle City Hall 1977
I didn’t get fully into Camel until after their breakthrough Snow Goose album. I’m not sure why I didn’t pick up on them earlier; I did see them at the Reading Festival in 1974 and 1976 but they weren’t fully on my concert-going radar until 1977, when a group of us went to see them at Newcastle City Hall. This tour was in support of Rain Dances, which was their fifth album. Although I always enjoyed seeing Camel in concert, I was never as familiar with their material as I was with that of contemporaries like Yes and Barclay James Harvest. My recollections of Camel are of a progrock band with excellent musicianship; and sets which were largely instrumental, and quite orchestral in nature. My other recollection was that I sometimes confused them in my own mind with Frampton’s Camel, who I saw supporting Humble Pie around the same time. Setlist: First Light; Metrognome; Unevensong; Rhayader; Rhayader Goes to Town; Preparation; Dunkirk; Fritha Alone; La Princesse Perdue; Tell Me; Song within a Song; Skylines; Highways of the Sun. Encore: Lunar Sea; Rain Dances. Encore 2: One of These Days I’ll Get an Early Night; Never Let Go.
myvintagerock.com/2012/07/24/camel-newcastle-city-hall-1977/

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released September 27, 1977

Richard Sinclair; bass, vocals
Andy Latimer; guitars, flute
Pete Bardens; keyboards
Andy Ward; drums
Mel Collins; saxophone, flute

Recorded Tuesday 27 September 1977 at Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle, UK

Published by SinclairSongs © 1977, All Rights Reserved

This is a "recording of indeterminate origin," i.e. a bootleg. If you buy it from me it'll be the first time anyone in the band has seen a quid from it.

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Richard Sinclair Martina Franca, Italy

The leading voice of the Canterbury Scene. Beginning with the Wilde Flowers, on to Caravan, Hatfield & the North, Camel and all his recent group efforts, Richard Sinclair's singing and bass playing have been a constant source of delight for lovers of Canterbury music. A deep, low voice, a talent for memorable melodies few can match, plus an imaginative and fluid technique on the bass and guitar. ... more

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