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Nice pick!
I wish I could find some Camel...had several of theirs years ago.
Spinning now:
Eye To Eye..."Shakespeare Stole My Baby" (WB, 1983) QuiexII pressing w/RL in the deadwax. Now in my top 5 best sounding LPs...great album to boot.
Chico Hamilton - Peregrinations
(1975, Blue Note) KENDUN -A in the deadwax
Arthur Blythe, alto sax; Joe Beck, guitar; there's plenty of advanced jazz/fusion playing here to keep this interesting and not overly commercial/smooth; really nice production.
McCoy Tyner - McCoy Tyner Live At Newport
(1968, Impulse!) VAN GELDER in the deadwax
The story in the liner notes is this was a spontaneous quintet - Clark Terry's flugelhorn was locked in a car, Tyner was going on 3 hours sleep and not happy, and he had never played with Charlie Mariano - but Tyner came to life and it came together for the afternoon concert at Newport. and it sounds wonderful, as you'd expect from a Rudy Van Gelder engineered, and an Impulse! label recording.