Procol Harum at the Kløften Festival, Denmark

Photographs (2) by Thomas Raa Olsen for BtP • 25 June 2011

'There were about 45 minutes to change the scene from the previous band, and even though the instruments were placed on wheels, all had to be checked. Graham Ewins said, after the concert, that it had been hard to get a good sound, because of the sound from the other three stages at the festival site,' writes Thomas, who took the following pictures; but he adds ' ... there was surprisingly good sound and, of course, a good view.'
 

Josh's Hammond trolley is brought on to the stage

Off go the drums of the preceding outfit

Very few people have stayed to watch these manoeuvre ... nor, indeed, to bag their places at the front

Chris Cooke is seen on stage as Geoff Dunn's riser is set up

Gary's piano is in position (but no sign of his favoured Cerwin Vega monitors)

Adjustments to the piano position, directed by Chris
 

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