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Tag Archives: Jon Camp
Jon Camp’s Posthumous Mini-Album Prepared For Release
February 23, 2025
When writing about the great Jon Camp‘s untimely two and a half months, this scribe erroneously assumed that the former RENAISSANCE bass player didn’t succeed in coming up with a solo album, simply because he had no time – yet, … Continue reading
Jon Camp Passed Away
December 18, 2024
The great Jon Camp died on December 13th, my friend Jon, a soft-spoken man with an immense sound when it came to music. There was no one like Camp and never will be, because no one else could play bass … Continue reading
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Tagged Jon Camp, obituary, Renaissance
RENAISSANCE Discover Previously Unreleased Recordings
May 25, 2024
RENAISSANCE reissue programme on Esoteric has yet to reach its conclusion with the release of the last two albums the band put out in their original lifespan, 1981’s “Camera Camera” and “Time-Line” from 1983, yet there’s always something that hasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Haslam, John Tout, Jon Camp, Michael Dunford, Renaissance, Terry Sullivan
RENAISSANCE Reissue “Azure d’Or” With New Mixes And Archival Film
September 3, 2022
Released into the open in 1979, “Azure d’Or” could have become most successful RENAISSANCE record in commercial terms; instead, this album’s failure resulted in the disintegration of the ensemble’s classic line-up. That platter predecessor, from the previous year, seemed to … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Haslam, John Tout, Jon Camp, Michael Dunford, prog rock, Renaissance, Terry Sullivan
MORDECAI SMYTH – Things Are Getting Stranger On The Shore
April 14, 2022
Mega Dodo 2022 Out of Berkshire suburbia with stories to tell, psychedelic polymath lifts a misty veil off coastal mysteries. It’s been about a decade since the advent of Mordecai Smyth on Albion’s music scene, and the passing years did … Continue reading
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Tagged Crystal Jacqueline, folk rock, Jon Camp, Mordecai Smyth, prog rock, psychedelia
