I'll receive some heat for this comment, but for me CAMEL are THE PROGRESSIVE BAND! I love the whole genre loads of bands I love Yes, Genesis, Crimson, all of it, but Camel have the most meaning for me. 21 years ago I bought this CD and I had never really listened much to Camel beforehand. This is the first song on I Can See Your House From Here and I was immediately knocked cold by the whole album and especially the melodies of the songs. I love all of their albums and the reason I say Camel are the best band for me is that their music has a kind of honesty and warmth that a lot of other bands severely lack. I love the albums with Pete Bardens and this album the most. I miss Pete's great writing and playing. Camel are beautiful.
Try Stationary Traveller. It's a good one!! Check back with me after you listen to it a couple of times. You won't be disappointed. Traveller was the second album for me after Camel a live record..
They have heart and in overcoming so many health issues staying true to who they always were. A great band indeed. The only sometime player I got to see live was Kit Watkins in DC while in college in 1976 with the then Happy the Man - A band that opened for Renaissance and blew them out of the water that day.
Yes, they are melodic and uncannily bewitchingly fitting to the music. Its like you can't imagine his solos being played any other way (and when they are by other keyboardists you are left disappointed lol)
Great stuff! But what's happening with this album and many other titles from the Camel back catalogue? Impossible to find the CD and it has disappeared on all streaming services. And now most songs are blocked here on youtube.
@@iota-09 My favorite U.S based prog band, their first album is my favorite album from 1977 alongside Heavy weather by weather report. Kit is by far the greatest synth soloist in progressive rock.
Ehm... sorry, but, Richard Sinclair, Peter Bardens and Mel Collins (the first, the third and the fifth person in the picture up above) have nothing to do with this song...
2:08 oh c'mon! and that's all they get him to do? i've always said watkins was wasted as a member of camel... i mean what he does here is not bad, but far from his peak, imho.
@@joaquintakanaka Hey Yes. It is effectively another. this page has cheated me haha www.google.com.co/amp/s/www.musixmatch.com/es/letras/Camel/Wait/traduccion/espanol/amp
@@alejandroariasortiz1756 haha lol they got the wrong one :) The Beatles' Wait is great as well and one of the few where John and Paul sing different parts. Just lovely.
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Saw them on this album tour at Manchester Apollo back in the day when I was a teen, absolutely brilliant. Listening to this takes me right back there
The prefect song for driving in the summer sun!
I'll receive some heat for this comment, but for me CAMEL are THE PROGRESSIVE BAND! I love the whole genre loads of bands I love Yes, Genesis, Crimson, all of it, but Camel have the most meaning for me. 21 years ago I bought this CD and I had never really listened much to Camel beforehand. This is the first song on I Can See Your House From Here and I was immediately knocked cold by the whole album and especially the melodies of the songs. I love all of their albums and the reason I say Camel are the best band for me is that their music has a kind of honesty and warmth that a lot of other bands severely lack. I love the albums with Pete Bardens and this album the most. I miss Pete's great writing and playing. Camel are beautiful.
Try Stationary Traveller. It's a good one!! Check back with me after you listen to it a couple of times. You won't be disappointed. Traveller was the second album for me after Camel a live record..
I’m 24, got into camel after a suggestion from genesis vid... never looked back. Camel slipped thru the cracks. Glad I found them
I love this comment, you expressed it perfectly
They have heart and in overcoming so many health issues staying true to who they always were. A great band indeed. The only sometime player I got to see live was Kit Watkins in DC while in college in 1976 with the then Happy the Man - A band that opened for Renaissance and blew them out of the water that day.
I agree. Saw them open up for wishbone ash in Kansas city decades ago. Incredible
Kit Watkins' solos are simply unbelievable...unreachable for any mortal
I fully agree
Agree! So positively sounding solo.
Yes, they are melodic and uncannily bewitchingly fitting to the music. Its like you can't imagine his solos being played any other way (and when they are by other keyboardists you are left disappointed lol)
国〇〇大学の軽音サークルに所属していた３５年前に当時同じメンバーの下宿アパートでこの曲が流れていました。曲は頭の中に流れているけどバンド名がわからずJASRACの曲検索で、CAMELというバンドだったことを思い出しました。TH-camにこの曲があがっていたなんて・・・感動しました。
Thanks. Countless are the times that these boys have walked with me!
My playlist was ''waiting'' this upload for a long time.
Thanks a lot.
Richard Sinclair, Andy Ward, Peter Bardens, Andy Latimer y Mel Collins. Que jovencitos....😍
Such a great band. Thanks for posting..
Great stuff! But what's happening with this album and many other titles from the Camel back catalogue? Impossible to find the CD and it has disappeared on all streaming services. And now most songs are blocked here on youtube.
Una Banda hermosisima , una Super Banda en realidad .
Great song. Great memories!
Yes, for me too, memories which I wish I could recapture.
De los solos más hermosos que escuché
Gloria por siempre a Camel.
Mi grupo favorito y de todo aquel a quien yo le descubrí.
THIS SONG TAKES ME BACK TO HIGH SCHOOL
3:22 I'm crying
Love it
I like progressive rock for its versatility and time signature. Hard to be inert to this sound.
these songs touch my soul best of music in the world go camel
this was the first contemporary album i bought glorious prog
Kit watkins is superb.
then i hope you listen to happy the man, where he gave his best.
@@iota-09 My favorite U.S based prog band, their first album is my favorite album from 1977 alongside Heavy weather by weather report. Kit is by far the greatest synth soloist in progressive rock.
They are a British band that were UK based when this album was published.
@@jramunoz I speak of Happy the man, not Camel.
Ehm... sorry, but, Richard Sinclair, Peter Bardens and Mel Collins (the first, the third and the fifth person in the picture up above) have nothing to do with this song...
If only they'd kept Richard in the band. He was the best vocalist and bassist they ever had.
@@OrchestrationOnline AMEN!
@@OrchestrationOnline Totally Agree...
I can see your house from here
Wait! Excelent!!
Great opening song for an unusual alboum. there arent many songs which are so polyrithmic as this one. (4\4\,7\8,5\8,11\8)all in one song
Those pesky odd times! Tough to keep up with. So satisfying when you find the 1 beat. Nice observation.
Great song....but with Watkins and Shelhas not Bardens and Collins
fire
Was Sinclair still here??
No, first album after his departure
2:07
Kit Watkins: the uncrowned king of the Minimoog solo.
2:08 oh c'mon! and that's all they get him to do? i've always said watkins was wasted as a member of camel... i mean what he does here is not bad, but far from his peak, imho.
Right? Compared to Happy and The Mans previous albums. I feel your pain. Lol
His playing on this is wonderful! Perfect for the track and amazing side by side with Schelhaas.
This song was written by: Paul Mccartney and John Lennon 😮😮
That's another Wait song ahah :)
@@joaquintakanaka Hey Yes. It is effectively another. this page has cheated me haha
www.google.com.co/amp/s/www.musixmatch.com/es/letras/Camel/Wait/traduccion/espanol/amp
@@alejandroariasortiz1756 haha lol they got the wrong one :) The Beatles' Wait is great as well and one of the few where John and Paul sing different parts. Just lovely.