Caravan - the dog the dog he's at it again Whistle Test

[donzdonz]

My Favourite Band, always a pleasure to hear them.....and what memories !

[LeoLerena]

Love Caravan!

[Sjaand1]

I like this song!

[crankfire1]

I used to play this while a DJ @WDRB

[garylongden]

A terrific song, probably their best by a band whose qualities are not as widely appreciated as they should be.

[petermcintyre100]

Great Stuff. Brings tears to the eyes just how good they were

[JoeYorkMusic]

@petermcintyre100 they still are, go see them if you can! seen twice this year even!

[rachywatts]

Saw these guys in Canterbury last night, one of my fave groups....

[Daisywash]

Great band, I only wish I would of bought more of their lp's way back then.

[coracleman]

Watched these guys perform this at the Summers End Prog-rock Festival at Lydney. A great show from a great band.

[Drblooter99]

Fusion of Prog and Carry On innuendo.

Nice!

[3djvincent]

All in one night,I have found, Seventh Wave, Skin Alley, Triumverate, Zappa, and now Caravan. These were my main Staples musically as i grew up. This is the best music out there and it is already forty years old. This piece by Caravan challenges anything currently. It is a shame that musicians of this caliber have been dismissed to the back pages of music. Just the vocal round at the end is worth a standing Ovation and they did it while playing their instruments. Thanks YouTube.

[pdwcave]

@3djvincent

I seem to have grown up on a very similar diet! The second 'proper' album I bought was Skin Alley's 'To Pagham and Beyond' (The first was ELP's 'ELP') The first band I saw was Soft Machine supported by Egg at St Thomas's Hall in Canterbury, and Caravan one of my favourite bands. Ah, happy daze! Then punk came along...

[anthony151166]

Love this tune,i wish I was in that studio with them real hippy folk rock .outstanding.raw and good just as it should be.

[MahakalaZero]

This is definitely my favourite song about paedophilia

[PabzGLRP]

@MahakalaZero Yeah. For me, it's up there with "Young Girl" by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, and "Everyone's Gone To The Movies" by Steely Dan. Surprising how many songs that cover such a taboo topic turn out to be so good.

[MahakalaZero]

@PabzGLRP And of course, Jethro Tull's Aqualung

[StanPomeray]

Control yourselves, ladies......

[srumbledor]

It takes a band to raise a vissage

[TheStigsIndianCousin]

Removes the frown from your eyebrows!

[bearspeas]

Lovely x

[Topographer]

Thanks for posting. One of the best Caravan songs. And what a keyboard solo!