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- Mirage_(British_band) abstract "Mirage were a progressive rock offshoot from Camel in the 1990s.The band was formed by drummer Andy Ward and keyboardist Peter Bardens, both former members of Camel, having last been together in the band in 1977. Also in the original line-up were guitarist Steve Adams (who had been working previously with Bardens) and bassist Rick Biddulph (who had been in Caravan of Dreams with Ward). Richard Sinclair, former Camel and Caravan member was originally asked to join on bass, but declined.Camel had historical links with the band Caravan, notably in that Richard Sinclair and his cousin Dave Sinclair had both been in Caravan and then later Camel. The decision was taken to expand Mirage into a Camel/Caravan supergroup with the addition of Dave Sinclair and Jimmy Hastings (Brother of Pye Hastings and another former Caravan member, he had also guested on Camel's album Mirage). A tour was planned with Caravan lead vocalist Pye Hastings to join the band for old Caravan numbers only. Rehearsals started in November 1994 and touring continued to the end of the year, but Dave Sinclair, Jimmy Hastings and Pye Hastings then left. A live double album, Mirage Live 14.12.94, was released in 1995 (mainly including old Camel and Caravan numbers and several post-Camel pieces by Bardens), but plans for a studio album never materialised and the remaining quartet dissolved.Bardens and Adams re-launched the band in the U.S. in 1995 as 'Pete Bardens' Mirage'. With Desha Dunnahoe (bass, keyboards, flute, vocals) and Nick D'Virgilio (drums), the band recorded a piece for a Genesis tribute album, Supper's Ready (Magna Carta Records). The band toured in late 1995 and early 1996, but with a new drummer, Dave Cohen (who had previously worked with Richard Sinclair). The band's set mixed Camel numbers and material from Bardens' solo career. Another live double album, Speed of Light - Live, was released in 1997, but again plans for a studio album never materialised and the band broke up that year. Biddulph, Dunnahoe and Cohen briefly continued under the name Hush.".
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Andy_Ward_(musician).
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Canterbury_scene.
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Drummer.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Genesis_(band).
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Guitarist.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Jimmy_Hastings.
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Mirage_(Camel_album).
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Bardens.
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- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Pye_Hastings.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Recording_studio.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Richard_Sinclair.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Sound_recording_and_reproduction.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink Supergroup_(music).
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mirage (British band)".
- Mirage_(British_band) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mirage".
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- Mirage_(British_band) subject Category:Canterbury_scene.
- Mirage_(British_band) subject Category:English_progressive_rock_groups.
- Mirage_(British_band) hypernym Offshoot.
- Mirage_(British_band) type Band.
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- Mirage_(British_band) comment "Mirage were a progressive rock offshoot from Camel in the 1990s.The band was formed by drummer Andy Ward and keyboardist Peter Bardens, both former members of Camel, having last been together in the band in 1977. Also in the original line-up were guitarist Steve Adams (who had been working previously with Bardens) and bassist Rick Biddulph (who had been in Caravan of Dreams with Ward).".
- Mirage_(British_band) label "Mirage (British band)".
- Mirage_(British_band) sameAs Q3858760.
- Mirage_(British_band) sameAs Mirage_(gruppo_musicale).
- Mirage_(British_band) sameAs m.01k489d.
- Mirage_(British_band) sameAs Q3858760.
- Mirage_(British_band) wasDerivedFrom Mirage_(British_band)?oldid=664064011.
- Mirage_(British_band) isPrimaryTopicOf Mirage_(British_band).