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Caravan

Along with Soft Machine, one of the original British rock bands from Canterbury.

Founded: 1967

Location: Canterbury, England

Website: Caravan :: Official Website

Hatfield And The North

Founded: 1972

Location: London, England

Website: Hatfield and the North

Matching Mole

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Wyatt's post-Soft Machine band

Founded: 1971

Location: London, England

National Health

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Dave Stewart, Phi Miller and Pip Pyle's post-Hatfield band.

Founded: 1975

Location: London, England

New Caravan due via Plegemusic

Caravan have gone the crowd-sourcing route for their next studio album, securing 100% of the funding through Pledgemusic in record time. Due in January 2014, pledges begin at GBP8.00 for a download of the new album, and while many of the special rewards are already sold out, there's still a fine selection to choose from. Please give a look:

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New solo album from Caravan's Pye Hastings, From The Half House

Due imminently from Caravan's Pye Hastings is a new solo album, via Pledgemusic.

"I have been the main songwriter, leader and founder member of Caravan since 1968. Until now all of my songwriting has been concentrated on providing material for Caravan. After many years of a solo album being suggested, the timing is now right for me to develop my new songs into making this album. These have been written and are being recorded in my studio in the highlands of Scotland.

Phil Miller, RIP

Word on the street is that Phil Miller, guitarist for Delivery, Matching Mole, Hatfield and the North, National Health and his own band In Cahoots has passed away. RIP, Phil, your guitar tone will forever give me the chills. Listen up:

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Quiet Sun

Founded: 1970

Location: Dulwich, London, England

Richard Coughlan, R.I.P.

From the official Caravan Facebook page:

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Romantic Warriors III - Canterbury Tales: 3rd film of the Progressive Music Saga

"Hey there! Its "Romantic Warriors – A Progressive Music Saga" Documentary Series's directors Adele Schmidt and José Zegarra Holder here! Thank you for taking the time to check out our third film installment: Romantic Warriors III – Canterbury Tales. Since we started this journey of producing the Progressive Music Saga series on progressive rock, we have completed two feature length documentaries, Romantic Warriors I (2010) and Romantic Warriors II - About Rock in Opposition (2012).

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