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Mary's Miscellany (23)
Procol images from BtP and other sources, with new commentaries and captions by Mary Roussey
Don Snow – the last gig he played with
Procol was on 5 July 1992 at the Tammisaari Guitar Festival in
Finland. Snow is a very diverse musician –
a vocalist, Hammond
organist, pianist, guitarist, bass guitarist, drummer and
saxophonist.
Is it true that the origin of the name
Power Failure was
from the show in Toronto when, during Whaling Stories,
the lights blew and BJ performed an incredible twenty-minute drum solo in the dark
auditorium?
BJ –
absolutely ingenious
Look how high BJ had to reach to get to his cymbals!
In 1969 Robin Trower offered Chris Copping a
position with Procol Harum: he got the job without an audition
Dave Knights played on Procol's first three albums and was then replaced by Chris Copping
Exquisite vocals on visual display!
From the 'no-facial-hair' era. Which further means
'hot,
but not as.'
But the ponytail and/or braid is awesome!
This photo immediately brings
The Long Goodbye to mind
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