Caravan

In January 1971, Caravan was at a pivotal moment in their career, shortly after the release of their third studio album, "In the Land of Grey and Pink," which came out later in the same year. This album is often hailed as one of their best works and solidified their place in the progressive rock genre. The live recording of "Golf Girl" during this period captures the band's distinctive blend of jazz, rock, and whimsical lyrics, showcasing their growth and musical experimentation. Notably, Caravan was part of the Canterbury scene, a movement that influenced numerous artists and genres, yet they never reached the commercial heights predicted for them. This live performance not only reflects their evolving sound but also represents a time when they were gaining recognition for their unique contributions to music.

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