http://www.bbc.co.uk/kent
Originally from Leicestershire, Peter Geoffrey Richardsons playing has graced many a Canterbury Scene track.
He joined Caravan in 1972 as the viola player but also counts guitar, mandolin and cello amongst the many instruments he can play.
Richardsons arrival in Caravan coincided with the departure of the Richard Sinclair and his cousin David. Some fans objected to his viola replacing Davids keyboards but he became an integral part of the bands developing sound.
He describes how one Caravan track Memory Laine, Hugh was dreamed up.
More about this interview:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/kent/entertainment/canterbury_scene/
Canterbury fans who appreciate this may also like the monthly 'Canterbury Soundwaves' podcast (just Google "canterbury soundwaves")
profappleblossom 11 months ago
WHAT! you nicked hughs riff? maybe hugh nabbed it off someone else! lol great days for music, creative music days are long gone the 70's was the great era
WELLBRAN 1 year ago
this chords like mc laughlin extrapolation thing
cuerpoeperra 1 year ago
@SandozSaxonWilliams memory lane, hugh, from "for girls who grow plump in the night"
davivas679 1 year ago
Does anyone know from which Soft Machine song Caravan "napped" this short riff?
cr1msonking93 1 year ago
that's right...
SandozSaxonWilliams 1 year ago
@SandozSaxonWilliams
Actually, the particular tune that he's talking about here is from "For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night".
mihohobaba 1 year ago
wow...the gestation of one of my favorite Caravan albums
Waterloo Lilly is very underated
SandozSaxonWilliams 2 years ago
Indeed, more would be much appreciated, as would getting hold of Pye & Julian, and John Perry
SlapheadMedia 2 years ago
More!!!!!!!!
Where's the rest??!!
TheWalrus999 2 years ago