40 aniversario del reino rosa de Caravan

El 30 de mayo se edita un disco en homenaje al 40 aniversario de la obra del grupo CARAVAN "In the Land of Grey And Pink". Será triple en 5.1. A mi juicio la clave de este grupo es el cantante Pye Hastings, nacido en Banffshire, Escocia, pero residente desde los 12 años en Canterbury. A este grupo se le conoce como sonido Canterbury, al igual que Kevin Ayers o Robert Wyatt. Un sonido naif que evocaba viejos tiempos y mundos sacados del Hobbit.

Nota Oficial de la discográfica. La copia y pego tal cual:
Disc One features the original album newly remastered by Paschal Byrne at The Audio Archive plus three new Stereo mixes by Steven Wilson. Disc Two features two previously unreleased versions of “It Doesn’t Take A Lot” and “Nigel Blows A Tune” plus four non-album tracks remixed by Wilson Disc two also includes three songs recorded live for BBC radio’s Sounds of the Seventies – “Love To Love You”, “Love Song Without Flute” and “In The Land Of Grey And Pink” plus two songs recorded live for John Peel’s Sunday Concert which included a superb cover version of Soft Machine’s “Feelin’, Reelin’, Squealin’” and Caravan’s own magnum opus, “Nine Feet Underground”. Disc Three is a DVD featuring the brand new 5.1 Surround Sound and Stereo mix of the album plus two performances recorded for German TV’s Beat Club in June 1971. “Golf Girl” was broadcast at the time but “Winter Wine” has never been seen.