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.
9.......
For more artists with this name, see;
https://musicbrainz.org/search?query=Caravan&type=artist&method=indexed
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.
* Official site
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.
9.......
For more artists with this name, see;
https://musicbrainz.org/search?query=Caravan&type=artist&method=indexed
The Dog The Dog He's At It Again
Caravan Lyrics
Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴
I've got some that I'd like you to hold
And my brother will tell you that it's good for your cold
So-o-o-o then, surely there is nothin' wrong
Take my hand and we'll try to make a stand
For all censorship, decency, all night long
You're not here if you really do believe
Never look back on the things that you lack
When you're in
My mother said that I should stay out of bed,
But I know that I like it in there
Legs and thighs, hellos and goodbyes
It's all there
Oh-o-o-o-o-oo
Oh-o-oo
Oh my, oh
Here is my cure for colds; here is my cure for measles
When you try those, if you've invented your toes
Well you're surely in luck; you've got a stunning good show
So-o, if you come with me try to clean the inside out
This filthy old world is such a beautiful girl
Must have sweet, sure is good for your feet
You're not here if you really do believe
That the world is so full of sin
Never look back on the things that you lack
When you're in
My mother said that I should stay out of bed,
But I know that I like it in there
Legs and thighs, hellos and goodbyes
It's all there
Oh-o-o-o-o-oo
Medicine gone
Comin' on strong
Comin' on and on and on and on
Medicine gone
Comin' on strong
Comin' on and on and on and on
Oh-o
Oh my, oh
Wo-o-o lonely girl, would you like a sweet to eat?
I've got some that I'd like you to hold
And my brother will tell you that it's good for your cold
So-o-o-o then, surely there is nothin' wrong
Take my hand and we'll try to make a stand
For all censorship, decency, all night long
You're not here if you really do believe
That the world is so full of sin
Never look back on the things that you lack
When you're in
My mother said that I should stay out of bed,
But I know that I like it in there
Legs and thighs, hellos and goodbyes
It's all there
Oh-o-o-o-o-oo
Medicine gone
Comin' on strong
Comin' on and on and on and on
Medicine gone
Comin' on strong
Comin' on and on and on and on
Oh-o
Oh my, oh
"The Dog, The Dog, He's At It Again" is a song by the British progressive rock band Caravan, released in 1970. The track is a tongue-in-cheek satire of censorship and societal norms, with the lyrics bordering on the absurd and nonsensical. The opening verse offers candy to a "lonely girl," and claims it's good for colds, while the second verse promotes a "cure" for measles that allegedly involves wiggling one's toes. The chorus touches on the idea that there is too much emphasis on sin in the world, and that people should focus on living their lives fully and without self-imposed limitations. The song closes with a repetition of the chorus, followed by a closing verse where the "medicine" is "coming on strong."
The lyrics of "The Dog, The Dog, He's At It Again" are deliberately ambiguous and seem to serve as a deconstruction of modern life. The song makes a mockery of social conventions and traditional wisdom, offering instead a more free-spirited and unconventional view of the world. The song embodies the counterculture of the 60s and 70s, which rejected the status quo and sought out alternative lifestyles and ways of thinking.
Line by Line Meaning
Wo-o-o lonely girl, would you like a sweet to eat?
Hey there, lonely girl. Want a candy?
I've got some that I'd like you to hold
I have some candy that I want you to hold.
And my brother will tell you that it's good for your cold
My brother says that the candy is good for your cold.
So-o-o-o then, surely there is nothin' wrong
There is nothing wrong with having the candy.
Take my hand and we'll try to make a stand
Join me, and together we’ll fight for censorship and decency
For all censorship, decency, all night long
Let’s stand up for censorship and decency all night long
You're not here if you really do believe
You're not present if you genuinely believe
That the world is so full of sin
If you believe the world is immoral
Never look back on the things that you lack
Don't dwell on what you don’t have
When you're in
When you’re up against the world.
My mother said that I should stay out of bed,
My mom advises me not to sleep around.
But I know that I like it in there
But I can’t help but enjoy it.
Legs and thighs, hellos and goodbyes
All the fun stuff is in bed.
It's all there
That's where all the action is.
Here is my cure for colds; here is my cure for measles
This is my magical solution to fix colds and measles.
When you try those, if you've invented your toes
After trying the fix, if you have wiggle room for your toes.
Well you're surely in luck; you've got a stunning good show
You're lucky because you have an incredible opportunity.
So-o, if you come with me try to clean the inside out
Let's try to purify ourselves internally, together.
This filthy old world is such a beautiful girl
Although the world is dirty, it’s still beautiful.
Must have sweet, sure is good for your feet
You must have sweetness, and it'll do wonders for your feet
Medicine gone
The medicine is gone
Comin' on strong
Coming on fiercely.
Comin' on and on and on and on
And it keeps going and going.
Oh my, oh
Oh my goodness!
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: PYE HASTINGS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind