As 1960s bohemia gradually made its way to Kent, a collection of oddball
characters, jazz obsessives, blues musicians and free spirits gathered in what
became known as "the Canterbury Scene", a movement which produced a number of
cult bands who pioneered early progressive rock. Alongside Soft Machine, Gong
and Robert Wyatt, Caravan fused the psychedelic styles of the time with earthy
folk tunes, ambitious rock grooves and experimental, avante garde ideas; and
produced the classic cult albums If I Could Do It All Over Again. (1970) and In
The Land Of Grey And Pink (1971). Led by P...