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Caravan are an English rock band from the Canterbury area, founded by former Wilde Flowers members David Sinclair, Richard Sinclair, Pye Hastings, ... Caravan(band) FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch ThisarticleisabouttheEnglishband.FortheThaiband,seeCaravan(Thaiband). CaravanPyeHastingsperformingwithCaravanattheHighVoltageFestivalin2011.BackgroundinformationOriginCanterbury,Kent,EnglandGenresProgressiverock,Canterburyscene,psychedelicrock,jazz-rock,progressivepopYearsactive1968–1978,1980–1985,1990–1992,1995–presentWebsiteofficialcaravan.co.ukMembersPyeHastingsGeoffreyRichardsonJanSchelhaasJimLevertonMarkWalkerPastmembersRichardCoughlanRichardSinclairDaveSinclairSteveMillerDerekAustinStuartEvansJohnG.PerryMikeWedgwoodDekMessecarDougBoyleSimonBentallJimmyHastings CaravanareanEnglishrockbandfromtheCanterburyarea,foundedbyformerWildeFlowersmembersDavidSinclair,RichardSinclair,PyeHastings,andRichardCoughlanin1968.[1]Thebandhaveneverachievedthegreatcommercialsuccessthatwaswidelypredictedforthematthebeginningoftheircareer,butareneverthelessconsideredakeypartoftheCanterburysceneofprogressiverockacts,blendingpsychedelicrock,jazz,andclassicalinfluencestocreateadistinctivesound. ThebandwereoriginallybasedinWhitstable,Kent,nearCanterbury,butmovedtoLondonwhenbrieflysignedtoVerveRecords.AfterbeingdroppedbyVerve,thebandsignedtoDeccaRecords,wheretheyreleasedtheirmostcriticallyacclaimedalbum,IntheLandofGreyandPink,in1971.DaveSinclairleftafterthealbum'sreleaseandthegroupsplitupthefollowingyear.HastingsandCoughlanaddednewmembers,notablyviolaplayerGeoffreyRichardson,continuingonbeforesplittingin1978. Thebandreformedseveraltimesinthefollowingdecades,andCaravanstillremainactiveasalivebandinthe21stcentury,despiteCoughlan'sdeathinDecember,2013. Contents 1History 1.1Earlycareer 1.2Line-upchanges 1.3Lateryears 2Musicalstyle 3Personnel 3.1Members 3.2Lineups 3.3Timeline 4Discography 4.1Studioalbums 4.2Livealbums 4.3Compilations 4.4UKSingles 5Filmography 6References 7Bibliography 8Externallinks History[edit] Earlycareer[edit] Thegroup'soriginalmembers,DavidSinclair,RichardSinclair,PyeHastingsandRichardCoughlanhadallbeenintheCanterbury-basedWildeFlowers,albeitnotatthesametime.RichardSinclairhadbeenanearlymember,butleftinSeptember1965tostudyatcollege.[2]HastingshadreplacedRobertWyattasthegroup'ssingerandCoughlanasdrummerinthebandwhenWyatt,whoperformedbothroles,formedSoftMachine.[3]DavidSinclairjoinedthegroupinlate1966,butafterfutureSoftMachinememberHughHopperleftthegroupinJunethefollowingyear,theybegantorunoutofmomentumandbrokeupinOctober1967.[4] Coughlan,HastingsandthetwoSinclairssubsequentlyformedCaravanin1968."Weallhadthesamegoal"recalledRichardSinclair,"tomakeourmusic,writeitourselves,andmakealivingfromit."[5]ThebandrentedahouseinWhitstable,Kentforsixmonths,wheretheybegantowriteandrehearsenewmaterial.[6]TheyalsoborrowedSoftMachine'sPAforrehearsalswhilethatbandwasontourwithJimiHendrixintheUS,asCaravandidnothaveenoughfundsfortheirownequipment.[7]TheywereforcedtoleaveinJuneandendeduplivingintentsandrehearsinginalocalchurchhall.[6]ByOctober,theyhadattractedtheinterestofmusicpublisherIanRalfini,[8]: 4 whosignedthemtotheAmericanrecordlabel,VerveRecords,andbecamethefirstBritishacttheysigned.[6]Vervesubsequentlyreleasedtheband'sdebutLP,Caravan(1968),laterthesameyear,butafewmonthslatermovedoutoftheUKrecordbusinessanddroppedtheband.[8]: 3  AfteraseriesofgigsinLondon,includingtheSpeakeasyClub,thebandwereintroducedtoTerryKing,whobecamethegroup'sfirstmanager.DavidHitchcock,whohadbeenworkingintheartdepartmentofDeccaRecords,askedthecompany'spresident,HughMendltosigntheband.[8]: 4 Theybeganrecordingtheirsecondalbum,IfICouldDoItAllOverAgain,I'dDoItAllOverYou(1970)inSeptember1969,whilecontinuingtogigontheuniversitycircuit,andappearingatfestivalsalongsidePinkFloyd,Yes,TheNiceandSoftMachine.[8]: 5 RecordingIfIcould ...continuedinFebruary1970,withthe14-minutetrack"ForRichard",showingtheband'scontrastinstylesandjazz-rockinfluence.[8]: 7 ThealbumwasreleasedinAugust,alongsideanappearanceatthePlumptonFestivalwithVanderGraafGenerator,YesandColosseum.[9]: 4 Theaccompanyingsingle"HelloHello"helpedthemlandanappearanceontheTVshowTopofthePops,performingthealbum'stitletrack.[8]: 9  Caravanhadstartedtobuildalivefollowingbymid-1970,includinganappearanceattheKralingenPopFestivalintheNetherlandstoanaudienceof250,000andthe10thPlumptonFestival.Inautumn1970,Caravanbeganworkingononeoftheirmostcriticallyacclaimedalbums,IntheLandofGreyandPink(1971).Thebalanceofsongwritingchangedfromtheprevioustwoalbums,withRichardSinclairtakingamoreprominentrole.Hissong,"GolfGirl"wasoriginallywrittenabouthisthengirlfriend(andfuturewife),butthelyricswererewritteninthefinalversion.[9]: 8 Thegroupdecidedtofollowup"ForRichard"withasuiteofshortsectionsofsongswrittenbyDavidSinclair,thattherestofthebandworkedonandlinkedtogethertoformaside-longtrack,"NineFeetUnderground".Although,thetrackwasrecordedinfiveseparatestagesandsplicedtogether,thebandperformedthesuiteliveasitwasfinallypresentedonthealbum,anditremainedapopulartrackintheirliveset.[9]: 9 ThealbumwasreleasedinApril1971,andthoughitdidnotchart,ithasremainedinprinteversince,andhasbeenremasteredforCDseveraltimes,[9]: 10 notablyadigitalremasterin2011byPorcupineTree'sStevenWilson.[10]"NineFeetUnderground"inparticularwasaregularfixtureonlate-nightFMradioduringtheearly1970s.[11] DespitethecriticalsuccessofIntheLandofGreyandPink,thegroupweredisappointedbyitslackofcommercialsuccess,believingthatDeccawerenotpromotingthebandproperlyorinvestingenoughmoney.InAugust1971,DavidSinclairacceptedajobwithformerSoftMachinedrummerRobertWyatt'snewband,MatchingMole.Reflectingonthedecisiontoleave,Sinclairlatersaid"Ifeltthewholethingwasgoingabitstagnant ...Iwantedtoplaywithotherpeople,buthadtoacceptthatwithCaravanitwaseitherallornothing."[9]: 11 Hastingsremembersthat"Dave'sdeparturewasaseriousblow."[12]: 5  Line-upchanges[edit] TheremainingmemberscontinuedontogetherandRichardSinclairinvitedkeyboardistSteveMillertojointheband.[12]: 5 However,itwasimmediatelyapparentthatthestyleofthebandwouldbedifferent.SinclairandMillerwantedtoperformmorejazz-rock,whileHastingswasfrustratedthatthepreviousstylewasbeingneglected,andthatitwas"virtuallyimpossible"togetMillertoperforminDavidSinclair'sstyle.[12]: 8 Thebandstartedrecordinganewalbum,WaterlooLily(1972)inlate1971,whichwasthefirstuseoforchestralinstrumentation,arrangedbyHastingsandhisbrother,Jimmy,whohadguestedonpreviousalbums.[12]: 9 ThealbumwasreleasedinMay1972,butbythistime,musicaldifferenceshadcometoahead,andafteragigwithGenesisinJuly,thebandsplit.RichardSinclairlatersaid,"Itdidn'tquiteworkwithSteveinthebandbecausethemusicstartedtogoabittoolooseforthewaythatPyeandRichardCoughlanplayed."[12]: 10  HastingsandCoughlandecidedtocontinueasCaravan,andtheduorecruitedviolaplayerGeoffreyRichardson,bassistStuEvansandkeyboardistDerekAustinandtouredextensively.Thisline-updidnotreleaseanyrecordingsbeforeEvanswasreplacedbyJohnG.PerryandDaveSinclairrejoinedthegroupin1973.[1] TheresultingalbumForGirlsWhoGrowPlumpintheNight(1973)wasamajorcriticalachievement[1]andshowedthatthegroupcouldsurvivethelossofco-vocalistRichardSinclair.JimmyHastingsreprisedhisroleasorchestratoralongwithMartynFordandJohnBell,[13]whiletheSoftMachine'sMikeRatledgecontributedaninstrumentalpiece,"Backwards"aspartofamedley.[14]Thegroupfollowedthiswithalivealbum,CaravanandtheNewSymphonia(1974),includingorchestralarrangementsbyFord[15]andconductingbySimonJeffes.[13] PerryleftaftertheNewSymphoniaandwasreplacedbyMikeWedgwoodforthealbumCunningStunts(1975),whichreachedthetop50intheUK[16]andwasaminorhitintheUS,reachingnumber124.[1]ItwasthelastalbumreleasedonDecca,whichprecededanumberofotherproblemsintheband.DavidSinclairleftafterthealbumwasrecordedandwasreplacedbyJanSchelhaas,withtheband'ssoundbecomingmoremainstream.[13]ThegroupsignedtoMilesCopeland'sBTMRecords[1]andrecordedBlindDogatSt.Dunstans(1976)whichwasanotherminoralbumhit,[17]butbythispointthegroupwereoutofstepwiththeprevailingmusicaltrends,andafterafinalalbum,BetterbyFar(1977)onAristaRecords,[1]thegroupsplit.[13] Lateryears[edit] Caravanwerelargelydormantinthe1980suntila1990reunion,plannedasaone-offfortelevision,reinvigoratedtheircareer.[13]Thegroupcontinuedtotourintheearly1990s,beforeRichardSinclairleft.HewasreplacedbyJimLeverton,whileGeoffreyRichardsonrejoinedtheband.ThisversionofthegroupreleasedTheBattleofHastingsin1995.[13] JanSchelhaasperformingwithCaravanin2012 Thegroupcontinuedtoplayintothe21stcentury.TheyhavealsoachievedsteadysalesandafanfollowingwiththesupportofStuartMaconie'"FreakZone"showonBBC6Music.[18]AfterperformingatNEARFestin2002,[14]theyreleasedTheUnauthorizedBreakfastItemalbumin2003,whereDavidSinclairwasreplacedbyareturningJanSchelhaas.AnarchivecollectionofBBCsessionsfrom1968to1975,TheShowofOurLiveswasreleasedin2007.[18] In2010,PyeHastingsannouncedthatthebandhadresumedactivityinanticipationofaone-offconcertrecordingatMetropolisStudiosforITV,whichtookplaceinDecember2010.NewmaterialwaswrittenforadebutperformanceandthebandwasjoinedbyMarkWalkerondrumsandpercussion,asRichardCoughlan,whilststillamemberoftheband,wastooilltotourwiththegroup.[19]TheDVDofthisgigwasreleasedinMay2011andtherecordingwasshownonITVaspartoftheLegendsseries.[20] InJanuary2013,thebandcompletedasuccessfulUKtourtocelebratethe40thAnniversaryofthealbumForGirlsWhoGrowPlumpintheNight(1973).[21]Thiswasfollowedlaterintheyearbytheannouncementofanewalbum,ParadiseFilter(2013).ThealbumwasfundedbyaPledgeMusiccampaign,scheduledforreleaseon24February2014.Hastingsdeclared"nowyoucanbepartofthewholeprocessbypledgingtosupportthisproject".[22] On1December2013,foundingmemberCoughlandied,havingbeeninpoorhealthforsomeyears.[19][23]HisfuneraltookplaceinCanterburyon20December.Astatementfromthebandstated"hisuniquestyleofplayingandwonderfulcharacterwillbesorelymissed."[24] CaravanheadlinedtheRitesofSpringfestival(RoSfest)festivalinPennsylvania,USAfrom2–4May2014. Musicalstyle[edit] CaravanareconsideredakeyexampleoftheCanterburyscenegenre.[25]Theirrecordsgenerallyindicateajazzinfluence,andthegroup'slyricshavebeendescribedaswhimsicalandvery"English",particularlyduringRichardSinclair'stenureintheband.[26]FollowingSinclair'sdeparture,themusicaldirectionhasbeenpredominantlyledbyPyeHastings,whopreferredasofterpoprockapproach.[14]ThoughthegroupshareacommonhistorywithSoftMachine,theyhavebeenconsideredmoremelodicandclosertofolkmusic[27]andfrequentlydisplayingasenseofhumour.Thegroupwerepredominantlyalbum-oriented,butHastingsbelievesthegrouprecordedenoughstraightforwardpopthatcouldhavebeenhitsinglesiftherecordcompanyhadtakensufficientinterest.[28] Instrumentally,DavidSinclair'sfuzztoneHammondorgansoundisakeyingredientoftheearlyCaravanalbums,[25]andhisplayingisthedominantinstrumentonthem.[26]Hismusicalpalettesubsequentlyexpandedtoincludesynthesizers.[14]JimmyHastings'woodwindplayingandorchestralarrangementshavealsobeenaregularfeatureintheband'smusicsinceitsinception.[12]: 9  Personnel[edit] Members[edit] Currentmembers PyeHastings–guitar,vocals(1968–1978,1980–1985,1990–1992,1995–present) GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,flute,violin(1972–1978,1980–1981,1995–1996,1997–present) JanSchelhaas–keyboards(1975–1978,2002–present) MarkWalker–drums,percussion(2010–present) LeePomeroy-bass(2021-present) Formermembers RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion(1968–1978,1980–1985,1990–1992,1995–2013;hisdeath) RichardSinclair–bass,vocals(1968–1972,1981–1985,1990–1992) DaveSinclair–keyboards(1968–1971,1973–1975,1980–1985,1990–1992,1995–2002) SteveMiller–keyboards(1971–1972) DerekAustin–keyboards(1972–1973) StuartEvans–bass(1972–1973) JohnG.Perry–bass,vocals(1973–1974) MikeWedgwood–bass(1974–1976) DekMessecar–bass(1976–1978,1980–1981) DougBoyle–guitar(1996–2007) SimonBentall–percussion(1996–1997) JimmyHastings–flute,saxophone(1996–1997) JimLeverton–bass(1995–2021) Lineups[edit] 1968–1971 1971–1972 1972–1973 1973–1974 PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardSinclair–bass,vocals DaveSinclair–keyboards RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardSinclair–bass,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion SteveMiller–keyboards PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DerekAustin–keyboards StuartEvans–bass GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JohnG.Perry–bass,vocals DaveSinclair–keyboards 1974–1975 1975–1976 1976–1978 1978–1980 PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin DaveSinclair–keyboards MikeWedgwood–bass,vocals PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin MikeWedgwood–bass,vocals JanSchelhaas–keyboards PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards DekMessecar–bass Disbanded 1980–1981 1981–1985 1985–1990 1990–1992 PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin DekMessecar–bass DaveSinclair–keyboards PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DaveSinclair–keyboards RichardSinclair–bass Disbanded PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DaveSinclair–keyboards RichardSinclair–bass,vocals 1992–1995 1995–1996 1996–1997 1997–2002 Disbanded PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DaveSinclair–keyboards JimLeverton–bass GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DaveSinclair–keyboards JimLeverton–bass SimonBentall–percussion DougBoyle–guitar JimmyHastings–flute,saxophone PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion DaveSinclair–keyboards JimLeverton–bass DougBoyle–guitar GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin 2002–2007 2007–2010 2010–2013 2013–2021 PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion JimLeverton–bass DougBoyle–guitar GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion JimLeverton–bass GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards PyeHastings–guitar,vocals RichardCoughlan–drums,percussion JimLeverton–bass GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards MarkWalker–drums,percussion PyeHastings–guitar,vocals JimLeverton–bass GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards MarkWalker–drums,percussion 2021–Present PyeHastings–guitar,vocals GeoffreyRichardson–guitar,viola,violin JanSchelhaas–keyboards MarkWalker–drums,percussion LeePomeroy–bass Timeline[edit] Discography[edit] Studioalbums[edit] Caravan(1968) IfICouldDoItAllOverAgain,I'dDoItAllOverYou(1970) IntheLandofGreyandPink(1971) WaterlooLily(1972) ForGirlsWhoGrowPlumpintheNight(1973) CunningStunts(1975) BlindDogatSt.Dunstans(1976) BetterbyFar(1977) TheAlbum(1980) BacktoFront(1982) CoolWater(1994) TheBattleofHastings(1995) TheUnauthorizedBreakfastItem(2003) ParadiseFilter(2013) It’sNoneofYourBusiness(2021) Livealbums[edit] CaravanandtheNewSymphonia(1974) BBCRadio1LiveinConcert(1991) LiveinHolland:BackontheTracks(1998) Live1990(1992) SongsforOblivionFishermen(compilationofBBCrecordings,1998) EtherWay(compilationofBBCrecordings,1998) TheShowofOurLives(compilationofBBCrecordings,1998) Live:CanterburyComestoLondon(1999) SurpriseSupplies(1999) BedrockinConcert(2002) GreenBottlesforMarjorie:TheLostBBCSessions(compilationofBBCrecordings,2002) LiveattheFairfieldHalls,1974(2002) ANight'sTale(2003) NowheretoHide(2003) WithStringsAttached(2003) LiveUKTour1975(recordedattheUniversityofNottingham)(2003) TheShowofOurLives–CaravanattheBBC1968–1975(compilationofBBCrecordings,2007) AHuntingWeShallGo:LiveIn1974(2008) Caravan-RecordedLiveinConcertatMetropolisStudios,London(CD/DVD,2012) Compilations[edit] CanterburyTales(1977) TheShowofOurLives(1981) SongsandSigns(1991) TheBestofCaravan–CanterburyTales(1994-expandedreissueof1977version) AllOverYou(1997) TravellingMan(1998) Headloss(1999) AllOverYou...Too(2000) TravelingWays:TheHTDAnthology(2000) WherebutforCaravanWouldI?(2000) TheWorldIsYours(4-CDBoxSet,2010) BackCatalogueSongs(2013) WhoDoYouThinkWeAre(2021)(35cd+DVDandBlurayDiscBoxset) UKSingles[edit] PlaceofMyOwn(1969) IfICouldDoItAllOverAgainI'dDoItAllOverYou(1970) LovetoLoveYou(1971) StuckinaHole(1975) AlltheWay(1976) BetterbyFar(1977) Heartbreaker(1980) Keepin'UpdeFences(1980) [29] Filmography[edit] 2002:ANight'sTale-LiveintheUSA(CD/DVD) 2003:AKnightinLondon(DVD) 2004:TheUltimateAnthology(DVD) 2005:The35thAnniversaryConcert(DVD) 2011:FilmedLiveatMetropolisStudios(DVD) 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Externallinks[edit] OfficialWebsite OfficialEuropeanWebsite Caravanbiography,discographyandalbumreviews,credits&releasesatAllMusic.com Caravandiscographyandalbumreleases&creditsatDiscogs.com vteCaravan PyeHastings GeoffreyRichardson JanSchelhaas JimLeverton MarkWalker RichardCoughlan RichardSinclair DaveSinclair SteveMiller DerekAustin StuartEvans JohnG.Perry MikeWedgwood DekMessecar DougBoyle SimonBentall JimmyHastings Studioalbums Caravan IfICouldDoItAllOverAgain,I'dDoItAllOverYou IntheLandofGreyandPink WaterlooLily ForGirlsWhoGrowPlumpintheNight CunningStunts BlindDogatSt.Dunstans BetterbyFar TheAlbum BacktoFront CoolWater TheBattleofHastings TheUnauthorizedBreakfastItem ParadiseFilter It’sNoneofYourBusiness Livealbums CaravanandtheNewSymphonia LiveattheFairfieldHalls,1974 BBCRadio1LiveinConcert Live:CanterburyComestoLondon SongsforOblivionFishermen EtherWay:BBCSessions1975-77 SurpriseSupplies GreenBottlesforMarjorie:TheLostBBCSessions Compilationalbums TheShowofOurLives TheBestofCaravan–CanterburyTales TravellingMan AllOverYou...Too TheShowofOurLives–CaravanattheBBC1968–1975 TheWorldIsYours–TheAnthology1968-1976 Relatedbands Bruford Camel Delivery Earthworks Egg Gong HatfieldandtheNorth InCahoots Khan MatchingMole NationalHealth SoftHeap SoftMachine Uriel TheWildeFlowers AuthoritycontrolGeneral ISNI 1 VIAF 1 WorldCat Nationallibraries France(data) Germany Israel UnitedStates Other MusicBrainzartist SUDOC(France) 1 Retrievedfrom"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Caravan_(band)&oldid=1073526823" Categories:AristaRecordsartistsCanterburysceneDeccaRecordsartistsDeramRecordsartistsEnglishprogressiverockgroupsProgressivepopmusiciansTransatlanticRecordsartistsHiddencategories:PagesusingtheEasyTimelineextensionAllarticleswithdeadexternallinksArticleswithdeadexternallinksfromNovember2018ArticleswithpermanentlydeadexternallinksUsedmydatesfromJuly2016UseBritishEnglishfromJuly2016ArticleswithhCardsInfoboxmusicalartistwithmissingorinvalidBackgroundfieldArticleswithISNIidentifiersArticleswithVIAFidentifiersArticleswithWORLDCATIDidentifiersArticleswithBNFidentifiersArticleswithGNDidentifiersArticleswithJ9UidentifiersArticleswithLCCNidentifiersArticleswithMusicBrainzidentifiersArticleswithSUDOCidentifiers Navigationmenu Personaltools NotloggedinTalkContributionsCreateaccountLogin Namespaces ArticleTalk English expanded collapsed Views ReadEditViewhistory More expanded collapsed Search Navigation MainpageContentsCurrenteventsRandomarticleAboutWikipediaContactusDonate Contribute HelpLearntoeditCommunityportalRecentchangesUploadfile Tools WhatlinkshereRelatedchangesUploadfileSpecialpagesPermanentlinkPageinformationCitethispageWikidataitem Print/export DownloadasPDFPrintableversion Inotherprojects WikimediaCommons Languages ČeštinaDeutschEspañolEsperantoFrançaisGalego한국어ItalianoעבריתქართულიMagyarNederlands日本語NorskbokmålNorsknynorskPolskiPortuguêsRomânăРусскийSuomiSvenskaУкраїнська Editlinks