1991 studio album by Camel
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Dust and Dreams is the eleventh studio album by Camel . Released in 1991 after a seven-year hiatus during which Andrew Latimer and Susan Hoover moved from England to California to set up their own Camel Productions label, the album was inspired by John Steinbeck 's The Grapes of Wrath .
Track listings [ edit ]
All songs were written by Andrew Latimer , except where noted.
"Dust Bowl" – 1:54
"Go West" – 3:42
"Dusted Out" – 1:35
"Mother Road" – 4:15
"Needles" – 2:34
"Rose of Sharon" (Susan Hoover, Latimer) – 4:48
"Milk n' Honey" – 3:30
"End of the Line" (Hoover, Latimer) – 6:52
"Storm Clouds" – 2:06
"Cotton Camp" – 2:55
"Broken Banks" – 0:34
"Sheet Rain" – 2:14
"Whispers" – 0:52
"Little Rivers and Little Rose" – 1:56
"Hopeless Anger" – 4:57
"Whispers in the Rain" – 2:56
Personnel [ edit ]
Additional musicians [ edit ]
Other credits [ edit ]
Produced & engineered by Andy Latimer
Mixed by Bruce Lampcov at Air Studios, London
Artwork by Emily Mura-Smith
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Studio albums Live albums Compilations Singles
"Never Let Go " / "Curiosity" (1973)
"Flight of the Snow Goose" / "Rhayader" (1975)
"The Snow Goose" / "Freefall" (1975)
"Another Night" / "Lunar Sea" (Live) (1976)
"Highways of the Sun" / "Tell Me" (1977)
"Breathless (Sin Respiracion)" / "Rainbows End" (1978) (Spanish)
"Your Love is Stranger Than Mine" / "Neon Magic" (1979)
"Remote Romance" / "Rainbows End" / "Tell Me" (1979)
"Lies" / "Changing Places" (1981) (Dutch)
"No Easy Answer" / "Heroes" (1982) (Canadian)
"Selva" / "Camelogue" (1982) (Dutch)
"Long Goodbyes" / "Metrognome" (1984) (German)
"Cloak and Dagger Man" / "Pressure Points" (1984)
"Berlin Occidental" (1984) (West Berlin) Stereo Version / Mono Version (Mexican)
Characters
Tom Joad
Jim Casy
Grandpa William James Joad
Ruthie Joad
Connie Rivers
Muley Graves
Performances Music Related