Camel - Stationary Traveller (1984)
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Camel - Stationary Traveller
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Side One
"Pressure Points" (Latimer) – 2:10
Haydn Bendall - Fairlight synthesizer, mixing
Andy Latimer - all the other instruments, mixing
"Refugee" – 3:47
Andy Latimer - guitar, lead vocals, piano, bass
Ton Scherpenzeel - accordion, Prophet synthesizer
Paul Burgess - drums
"Vopos" – 5:32
Andy Latimer - guitar, lead vocals, piano, PPG, Juno 60 and Yamaha CS-80 synthesizers, Drumulator
Haydn Bendall - Fairlight synthesizer
Ton Scherpenzeel - Yamaha CS-80 and Prophet synthesizers
David Paton - bass
"Cloak and Dagger Man" – 3:55
Andy Latimer - electric and 12-string guitars
Chris Rainbow - lead vocals
Ton Scherpenzeel - Prophet and Juno 60 synthesizers
David Paton - bass
Paul Burgess - drums
"Stationary Traveller" (Latimer) – 5:34
Andy Latimer - electric and classical guitars, pan pipes, bass
Ton Scherpenzeel - Prophet, PPG and Juno 60 synthesizers, grand piano
Paul Burgess - drums
Side Two
"West Berlin" – 5:10
Andy Latimer - guitar, lead vocals, bass
Ton Scherpenzeel - Prophet and PPG synthesizers, grand piano
Paul Burgess - drums
"Fingertips" – 4:29
Andy Latimer - drumulator, lead vocals
Ton Scherpenzeel - Korg and PPG synthesizers, grand piano, organ
David Paton - fretless bass
Mel Collins - saxophone
"Missing" (Latimer) – 4:22
Haydn Bendall - PPG voices
Andy Latimer - all the other instruments
"After Words" (Ton Scherpenzeel) – 2:01
Ton Scherpenzeel - grand piano, Prophet synthesizer
"Long Goodbyes" – 5:14
Andy Latimer - guitar, flute
Chris Rainbow - lead vocals
Ton Scherpenzeel - grand piano, Prophet synthesizer
David Paton - fretless bass
Paul Burgess - drums
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)
Stationary Traveller is the 10th studio album by English progressive rock band Camel. Like much of Camel's output, it is a concept album, in this case centering on the trials of East German refugees attempting to cross the Berlin Wall from East Berlin into West Berlin. The album also touches on the theme of politics between the two different government ideologies. It is the last Camel album to be recorded on the Decca label.
