Belgian Kandahar's "In the court of Catherina Squeezer" 1975 was the follow-up to "Long live the sliced ham". As usual the sound is progressive symphonic prog rock, but more varied and less progressive, with inspired guitar moves, Canterbury-styled flute work, meeting jazz rock, fusion, pop, funk and horn rock, with the addiction of a few female chorus.br br Jeff De Visscher - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, sitar, vocals.br Karel Bogard - piano, clavinet, Davoli & ARP 2701 synthesizer, gongs, bells, vocals.br Jacky Eddyn - baritone saxophone, tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute.br Jean Pierre Claeys - bass.br Etienne Delaruye - drums, glockenspiel, timpani, cello, tambourine, vibes, piano, synthesizer, strings, clavinet, marimba, vocals.br br Patricia Maesen, Johana - backing vocals.br Clement Van Hove - trombone.br Guido Antonissen - trumpet.br Felix Meerten, Peter Beyls - syntesizer.br br Jungle dreams.br I'll still have my soul.br L's mood.br Song for Catherina.br Lahti jumps.