Brooker, Dunn, Pegg, Phillips, Whitehorn
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I Told on You Shine on Brightly Pandora's Box Business Man A Salty Dog The Devil came from Kansas Fires (Which Burnt Brightly) Neighbour Sunday Morning Cerdes (Outside the Gates of) Grand Hotel Conquistador A Whiter Shade of Pale |
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| 13 | songs altogether: | 2 | From Procol Harum | 1 | from Shine on Brightly |
| 2 | From A Salty Dog | From Home | from Broken Barricades | ||
| 2 | From Grand Hotel | From Exotic Birds and Fruit | 1 | from Procol's Ninth | |
| From Something Magic | From The Prodigal Stranger | from The Well's on Fire | |||
| 4 | From Novum | 1 | non-album tracks |
No Homburg! |
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In Albi, old historic and UNESCO city of red brick in the South-West of France, Procol Harum was the first band of the soirée, just before Toto and Scorpions. Superb atmosphere of Summer festival and water-drinking was necessary for the musicians. I was there with Dominique Touzeau, my old friend of high school. The group made a perfect technical and groove too (yes) presentation, with two mentions: Josh at his top, and Geoff W fantastic both on The Devil and Cerdes. A new finale for Pandora's Box and a bit different Conquistador. Albi festival, after 26 years of life, becomes a great festival. Thanks, Eric Gillot and Dominique Touzeau for setlist and text; thanks, Barry Sinclair, for the graphic |
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Two additional festival shots thanks to our valued correspondent, Palladium
veteran Michel Jariot
