A Quest for Camelot
A Quest for Camelot was a band that formed in the late 1960s, drawing from the folk scene of that time. Their early sound was built around acoustic...
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A Quest for Camelot was a band that formed in the late 1960s, drawing from the folk scene of that time. Their early sound was built around acoustic arrangements and vocal harmonies. They released their first album, 'The Quest Begins,' in 1971.
Their music eventually incorporated rock and pop elements while keeping those harmonies central. Songs like 'United We Stand' and 'Looking Through Your Eyes' became well-known for their melodic approach. The band's lineup included Thomas Knight on vocals and Eleanor Rose providing harmonies and guitar.
They put out several albums through the 1970s, including 'Song for a New Dawn' in 1974 and 'The Flame Never Dies' in 1979. Their work maintained a focus on vocal interplay and accessible songwriting across these releases.
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