Camel - Breathless flac album

Breathless is the sixth studio album by the English progressive rock band Camel, released in 1978. It is the last album to feature the group's original keyboardist, Peter Bardens, who left the group before the tour for the album. He was replaced with two keyboardists for the tour, both ex-Caravan members: Dave Sinclair (bassist Richard Sinclair's cousin) and Jan Schelhaas.

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Here, they try to be a straightforward prog rock band, and while the results are occasionally a little muddled, it is on the whole surprisingly successful.

Breathless" is an album by the progressive rock group Camel, released in 1978. It is the last album to feature the group's original keyboardist Peter Bardens, who left the group before the tour for the album. He was replaced with two keyboardists for the tour: Dave Sinclair (Bassist Richard Sinclair's cousin) and Jan Schelhaas. The album focuses on shorter, radio-friendly songs, as the group was trying to gain some airplay. Also, the group gives their sound another feel on some tracks.

Album Name Breathless. Released date 22 September 1978. Labels Decca Deram Records One Way Records Inc. Music StyleProgressive Rock. Members owning this album20.

She is my first love Graceful in all her ways Folding the hillside Turning the sky from night into day She won't fail to take my breath away. So soft this silence She brings before the dawn A time of twilight When all the world waits to be reborn. Nobody knows her name No one knows how she came to be here at all Giving her loving Hoping to everyone. Old as the hills Young just like the rising sun over fields That lie away beneath her feet Ev'ry time we meet She takes my breath away.

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With Rain Dances, Camel began exploring shorter, more concise songs, but it wasn’t until its follow-up, Breathless, that they truly made a stab at writing pop songs. Although they didn’t completely abandon improvisational prog rock-there are several fine, jazzy interludes-most of the record is comprised of shorter songs designed for radio play. The first couple tracks on the album really set the tone musically for the rest of the record, though not all songs have the same quality and replay value. Still, the general musical theme remains ever present and much of the guitar, keyboard, bass and drum tones stay their respective courses.