Procol Harum at Hamburg, Germany

Brooker, Dunn, Pegg, Phillips, Whitehorn
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I Told on You
Pandora's Box  Huge applause!
Man With a Mission  Very fine and detailed
You Can't Say That  Elegant violence of GD
Sunday Morning The new organ arrangement is the icing on the cake. 'Something a bit more thinkable' GB called this song.
As Strong as Samson. GW and MP bvs
'English is the only language I know except Ancient Greek and a bit of Latin' says GB. Gary also mentioned Trump and said 'even in America his name gets a laugh'. Then a poll to see if there are more bakers or bankers in the audience. Bakers won, luckily
Businessman. Purple Haze in the solo!
A Salty Dog. 'Settle down! This is serious stuff. This is a Procol Harum show, not the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band.

Fires (Which Burnt Brightly) Ad lib vocal before piano solo
Last Chance Motel
'A case of adultery, if you get down to the crux of what this album is about'
He'll have to go (fragment)
Homburg. Huge cheers
Shine on Brightly. Superb response
GP plays a little bit of 'Wolfgang Beethoven from Schleswig Holstein'
'X factor winners are made, then fade, but Procol Harum goes on for ever'
Neighbour, with a good accordion sound
Grand Hotel (Gary refers to 'the most exquisite percussion from Geoff Dunn')
Conquistador Excellent vocal, and organ
Gary introduces some stage props, a golden skull and corvus corvus, as 'our friends'
The Only One. Magnificent and moody


A Whiter Shade of Pale

17	songs altogether:	1	From Procol Harum	1	from Shine on Brightly
1	From A Salty Dog		From Home		from Broken Barricades
2	From Grand Hotel	1	From Exotic Birds and Fruit	1	from Procol's Ninth
	From Something Magic	1	From The Prodigal Stranger		from The Well's on Fire
7	From Novum	2	non-album tracks