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The text reads: Matthew Fisher's talent is easy to recognise, just as his keyboard contribution to A Whiter Shade of Pale is easy to remember. Matthew's connection with Procol Harum goes beyond his participation in their world-wide success, he also produced A Salty Dog which is generally considered to be the group's finest album. Since then Matthew has produced three solo albums by fellow ex-Procol member Robin Trower and pursued his own solo career. On his first Mercury album he's joined by some of England's most respected musicians, among them Tim Renwick, Dave Mattacks and Mick Grabham. Matthew Fisher arrived a long time ago, this album proves he's here to stay. |