Camel | Progressive Rock Central.com

The album cover for Mirage by Camel features a distorted image of a camel standing in a desert landscape. The distortion gives the illusion of a heatwave or optical mirage, aligning with the album's title. The background includes faint outlines of palm trees and pyramids. The band's name “Camel” appears at the top in large, curved lettering, with “Mirage” in a more angular, bold font beneath it. Ornamental corners frame the image.

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No Illusion: Camel’s ‘Mirage’ Blows Us Away Again

Camel – Mirage, 2CD / Blu-ray Remastered Edition (Esoteric/Cherry Red Records, 2025) Mirage is one of the masterpieces of 1970s British progressive rock. Camel at…

Various Artists - Wind Of Change – Progressive Sounds Of 1973

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Wind Of Change, the Remarkable Progressive Music Eruption of 1973

Angel Romero February 14, 2023 No Comments Camel Caravan Curved Air Emerson Lake and Palmer Hawkwind Nektar PFM Progressive rock Renaissance symphonic rock

Various Artists – Wind Of Change – Progressive Sounds of 1973 (Esoteric Records, 2023) The fantastic 4CD boxed set “Wind Of Change – Progressive Sounds…

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Artist Profiles: Camel

Angel Romero December 28, 2016 1 Comment Andrew Latimer Camel Progressive rock symphonic rock

Camel was formed in 1971, when three former members of blues rock band The Brew, guitarist Andrew Latimer, drummer Andy Ward and bassist Doug Ferguson,…