There are numerous artists with this name, including:
1. British progre… Read Full Bio ↴There are numerous artists with this name, including:
1. British progressive rock band from Canterbury;
2. Thai folk-rock band, active in the 1970s;
3. Japanese singer songwriter;
4. A Belgian hardcore band from Antwerp;
5. A German folk band from Berlin;
6. The Australian electronic artist Paul Jextra;
7. An Italian disco band active in the 1980s;
8. An American rock'n'roll/rockabilly band from Arkansas.
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1. Caravan is a British progressive rock band from Canterbury, United Kingdom, founded by former Wilde Flowers members David Sinclair, Richard Sinclair, Pye Hastings, and Richard Coughlan. Caravan rose to success over a period of several years from 1968 onwards into the 1970s as part of the Canterbury scene which also included Soft Machine. Caravan still continue a part-time gigging existence into the present.
The band were largely dormant in the 1980s, but a 1990 reunion, planned as a one-off for U.K. television's Bedrock show, restarted their career. Latterly they have also achieved steady sales and a fan following with the support of the more eclectic corners of radio, like BBC Six Music's Freak Zone and the growing re-emergence of progressive rock.
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2. Caravan is a Thai "folk-rock" band from the 1970s. They are the progenitors of the เพลงเพื่อชีวิต (pleng puea chiwit) or "songs for life" genre. Their music is loosely adapted folk-rock rhythms and melodies from American & British protest songs of the time and interlaced them with Thai folk idioms and instrumentation.

The band was founded in the early 1970s by student protest leaders surachai chanthimathon & wirasak sunthonsi. Their tunes & lyrics were a vital force for bringing the messages of urban student activism out to the provinces. In the wake of the massacre at thammasat university, the band fled Bangkok, some heading into the mountains of the northeast to join the communist insurgency in armed struggle. Needless to say, their music was banned from radioplay for quite a while, broadcast only from pirate stations in the hills.

3. Caravan is a Japanese singer songwriter who started out in a band during his high school days, playing as the guitarist. In 2001, he left the band and decided to go solo. He handed out copies of his independent demo titled "Homework#1" during his live shows.
In 2004, he released his first indie album "RAW LIFE MUSIC" from the label AARON FIELDS, he followed this up with releasing another indie album in November titled "Trip in the music".
With the help of his Promotion Video of "Soul music" being played frequently on SPACE SHOWER TV, Caravan gained some popularity and in 2005, he was signed with rhythm zone (of avex label) and released his first single "DAY DREAM". In 2006, Caravan released his first major album "WANDER AROUND" and since then, he has managed to produce a album each year (2007: PANORAMA VISION, 2008: Yellow Morning, 2009: Luck and Pluck) and in 2010, he released two best of albums titled "The Planet songs: vol1 + 2."

4. Caravan is a Belgian chaotic hardcore band from Antwerp. Their debut EP is "Chaos is Ours".

5. Caravan is a German folk band from Berlin.

6. Caravan is the Australian electronic artist Paul Jextra.

7. Caravan was an Italian disco band active in the 1980s.

8. Caravan was an American rock'n'roll/rockabilly band from Arkansas.

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Hello Hello
Caravan Lyrics

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Up on a hill top, far from the city
Overlooking a stream
I heard a sound, it made me look round
I looked back where I had just been
There just behind a ledge
There was a man he leapt to and fro
Clipping away at a hedge

Suddenly I heard a ringing singing
But he was nowhere to be seen

Pulling my trousers up to my knees
I waded across the stream
Back to the place where I could hear sounds
And where the old man once had been
There just behind a ledge
I looked about, I couldn`t make out
Where he had been clipping the hedge

I could not hear what he was singing
But I found my ears ringing with the sound

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of the song "Hello Hello" by Caravan tell a story of a man who is out in nature, away from the noise of the city, when he hears a sound that catches his attention. He looks around and notices a man clipping away at a hedge behind a ledge. As he approaches to get a closer look, the man suddenly disappears, leaving behind only the sound of a ringing singing.

The singer of the song decides to investigate this strange occurrence and wades through a stream to get to the other side of the ledge. However, upon reaching the other side, he cannot figure out where the man had been clipping the hedge. He can still hear the ringing singing, but he cannot make out the words. Despite this, the sound lingers in his ears even after the man has disappeared.

The song can be interpreted as a commentary on the juxtaposition between nature and civilization. The man out in nature is initially drawn to the sound of the hedge clipper, but as he approaches, the man disappears, leaving only the sound of his singing. The man is left with a sense of confusion and bewilderment, unable to reconcile the natural beauty of the surroundings with the presence of this mystery man.

Line by Line Meaning

Up on a hill top, far from the city
I was standing on a hilltop, far from the city.

Overlooking a stream
From that vantage point, I could see a stream nearby.

I heard a sound, it made me look round
Something caught my attention and I turned to see what it was.

I looked back where I had just been
I glanced back at where I had walked from.

There just behind a ledge
Behind a ledge, I noticed something.

There was a man he leapt to and fro
I saw a man who was jumping around.

Clipping away at a hedge
He was trimming a hedge with clippers.

Suddenly I heard a ringing singing
Out of nowhere, I heard a ringing song.

But he was nowhere to be seen
The man I saw earlier had disappeared.

Pulling my trousers up to my knees
I rolled up my pants to wade through the stream.

I waded across the stream
I crossed the stream by walking through the water.