Stationary Traveller
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Stationary Traveller is the tenth studio album by English progressive rock band Camel. Like much of Camel's output, it is a concept album, in this case centering around the trials of East German refugees attempting to cross the Berlin Wall into West Berlin.
[edit] Track listings
All songs written by Susan Hoover and Andy Latimer, except where noted
[edit] Original Release (1984)
[edit] Side One
- "Pressure Points (instrumental)" (Latimer) – 2:10
- "Refugee" – 3:47
- "Vopos" – 5:32
- "Cloak and Dagger Man" – 3:55
- "Stationary Traveller (instrumental)" (Latimer) – 5:34
[edit] Side Two
- "West Berlin" – 5:10
- "Fingertips" – 4:29
- "Missing (instrumental)" (Latimer) – 4:22
- "After Words (instrumental)" (Ton Scherpenzeel) – 2:01
- "Long Goodbyes" – 5:14
[edit] Camel Productions Digital Remaster (2004)
- "In the Arms of Waltzing Frauleins"
- "Refugee"
- "Vopos"
- "Cloak and Dagger Man"
- "Stationary Traveller"
- "West Berlin"
- "Fingertips"
- "Missing"
- "After Words"
- "Long Goodbyes"
- "Pressure Points (bonus track, extended mix)"
[edit] Cherry Red Records reissue (2009)
- "Pressure Points"
- "Refugee"
- "Vopos"
- "Cloak and Dagger Man"
- "Stationary Traveller"
- "West Berlin"
- "Fingertips"
- "Missing"
- "After Words"
- "Long Goodbyes"
- "In the Arms of Waltzing Frauleins" (bonus track)
- "Pressure Points" (bonus track, extended 12" single version)
[edit] Personnel
- Andy Latimer – electric, acoustic & 12 string guitars, bass, piano, drum synthesiser, flute, lead vocals
- Ton Scherpenzeel – organ, grand piano, Prophet synthesizer, Yamaha CS80, Juno 60, Korg, PPg, accordion
- Paul Burgess – drums
- David Paton – bass (A 3, 4), fretless bass (B 2, 5), back vocals
- Chris Rainbow – lead vocals (A 4, B 5)
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