Canterbury Tales
A group of friends in the small british town of Canterbury gave birth to one of the most creative musical scene ever. Here we have two examples, both perfomances are really brilliant. The Caravan's video has a very high resolution with fantastic quality. Kevin plays with his band of great talents like Lol Coxhill, David Bedford and a very young Mike Oldfield on bass guitar.Soon a post dedicated to The Soft Machine.
Caravan - Golf Girl (1971)
Kevin Ayers And The Whole World - May I (1972)
The password to unzip the files is: musicforyoureyes
Ciao
Mirco
posted by Mirco @ 2:21 AM
8 Comments:
I hope that Canterbury is a series, enchants the movement to me. Thousand thanks.
Nice - and what Soft Machine you will show us?
herr k. from *totally fuzzy*
I have a couple of videos of the Soft Machine playing live for a Dutch TV show in '67...they were a psychedelic/surrealistic trio: Wyatt/Ayers/Ratledge...just be patient...
Thank u all for the appreciation...I think the mentions on *totally fuzzy* gave a good push to this blog :)
I hope so, mirco - you can measure the visits and hits with sitemeter or another site for free webstats.
herr k. *merry christmas*
I'll see how these things work, I'm still inexperienced as a blogger...
Thanks a lot, herr k. and merry Christmas to you too :)
Mirco
Wow, the greatest blog I´ve ever seen. Canterbury sound is the greatest jazz rock movement of history!!! What about Hatfield & the North? National Health?
Keep on proggin´and thank you sooooo much, you´re the one!!!!
Any chance of posting this again somewhere??? I'm a big Kevin Ayers fan and have never seen a clip of him :(
Thanks for a great blog.
Could you post this video again please it's not working anymore.
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