Brooker, Dunn, Pegg, Phillips, Whitehorn
with Paul Winter (The Winter Consort) on soprano sax
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I Told on You
Pandora's Box
Homburg
Still There'll be More
Image of the Beast
The Devil Came from Kansas
Sunday Morning
[standing ovation]
Simple Sister
[though under the weather, Matt Pegg nailed it]
Bringing Home the Bacon
[with mini solos]
An Old English Dream
[requested by Keto]
Shine on Brightly
[brilliant!]
[for GB a bit of Schnapps, and from GB a Ricola commercial]
A Rum Tale
[for Carina Saraco, merchandise]
Neighbour
Businessman
A Salty Dog
[GB at his best, with Paul Winter]
Conquistador
[with Paul Winter]
A Whiter Shade of Pale
[with Paul Winter]
[preceded by a history lesson from GB about descending basslines: parts of Adagio di Albinoni, Air on the G String, When a Man Loves a Woman]
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| 17 | songs altogether: | 1 | From Procol Harum | 1 | from Shine on Brightly |
| 2 | From A Salty Dog | 1 | From Home | 1 | from Broken Barricades |
| 2 | From Grand Hotel | From Exotic Birds and Fruit | 1 | from Procol's Ninth | |
| From Something Magic | From The Prodigal Stranger | 1 | from The Well's on Fire | ||
| 5 | From Novum | 2 | non-album tracks |
Setlist and comments by Bob Young ... thanks! Picture thanks to Kerry Holloway |
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Spectacular night! I spoke with long-time fans that have seen the band perform fifty times, and we sat next to fans who saw them once in the seventies, and fans who had never before seen Procol Harum live. To a person, they were thrilled with their experience this night. Marvin told me pre-concert that the band was in rare form. He was correct. So tonight, if it hasn't been coined yet, I will: Procol Harum is in Rarum Forum. Wow that's bad! |
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