Current lineup:

Andrew Latimer (Guitars, Flute, Keyboards, Vocals),

Colin Bass (Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals),

Denis Clement (Drums, Percussion),

Pete Jones (Keyboards, Vocals).

Formed in London in 1971, Camel stands among the premier pioneers of British progressive rock. Spearheaded by guitarist and composer Andrew Latimer, the group established an unmistakable sound built upon fluid, deeply expressive guitar solos, delicate flute passages, intricate time signatures, and rich keyboard landscapes.

Through seminal releases including Mirage, the legendary concept suite The Snow Goose, and Moonmadness, Camel bridged classical structure with jazz-fusion nuance. Through decades of changing musical tides and line-up evolutions, Latimer's singular artistry has preserved Camel as one of progressive rock's most enduring and respected acts.

Essential Studio Albums

Camel

Mirage

The Snow Goose

Moonmadness

The landmark debut album featuring organ-driven rhythms and early melodic guitar themes on tracks like Slow Yourself Down.

Critically acclaimed breakthrough album anchored by multi-part prog masterworks Lady Fantasy and The White Rider.

An entirely instrumental symphonic concept album inspired by Paul Gallico's novella, bringing global acclaim.

Atmospheric peak featuring lush synthesizer textures and memorable compositions like Song Within a Song.

Rain Dances

Nude

Rajaz

A Nod and a Wink

A subtle shift into Canterbury-inspired jazz fusion with the addition of former Caravan bassist Richard Sinclair.

A poignant thematic release recounting the true story of a Japanese soldier isolated on an island after WWII.

A triumphant return to classic symphonic roots structured around the rhythmic cadences of desert camel caravans.

A pastoral tribute celebrating 1970s progressive rock traditions, dedicated to late keyboard co-founder Peter Bardens.