Geoff Whitehorn during one of his many majestic guitar solos. Gary seems to be looking at him, admiring his playing – as did most of the audience, who showed it with great applause on several occasions.
Procol Harum on stage. In this picture you can clearly see that Matthew Fisher had two Leslies on his Hammond. The same B3 was used in Olso the following night. The last time Matthew played a twin- Leslie Hammond in Norway was when he tried the Hammond used by the Palers' Band in Kristiansand.
This time Matt Pegg is the person standing in front of drummer Mark Brzezicki and blocking the view of him.
On several songs Geoff, Mark and Matt were singing background vocals.
Here we see Geoff Whitehorn doing his harmonies with Gary Brooker.
Many reactions from people attending the concerts (and listening to the new album) have been that this band is tighter than ever. 'I have seen the band several times since the early 70s,' one person told me after the concert. 'And they have never been so good. Please tell them.' I did.
Mark is still difficult to see behind his drums.
But you can clearly see Geoff's guitar and Matthew with his Hammond, synth and one of his Leslies.