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Belgium |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack Stateside (RSS 114) |
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Japan |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack |
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France |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack Stateside (FSS 513) |
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Germany |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack Polydor (59 122) |
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Holland |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack Stateside (HSS 1222) |
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Holland |
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Homburg / Good Captain Clack EMI Stateside |
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Italy |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack IL NIL 9002 |
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Norway |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack Polydor (59 122) |
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Australia |
1968 |
EP on the 'Festival' label after the Homburg single had already been in the charts. The four tracks are Homburg, Salad Days, Kaleidoscope and Good Captain Clack. The EP (45 rpm extended play) was a popular format in Australia in the 60s, maybe more so than in other countries. |
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Belgium |
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Homburg / A Salty Dog (Neon 45049) |
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Portugal |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack (Stateside PSS 1000) Date unknown Jorge Oliveira writes to 'Beyond the Pale': 'I've found this single from Procol Harum at a flea market here in Portugal. Can someone there help me to know more about this sleeve or record edition?' The writing credits read 'K Reid, G Brooker' ... which, being an early formulation, may assist in dating an otherwise undated record. The very amateurish nature of the graphic design, and the lack of company info on it, suggests there may be an interesting story behind this unusual item. Any infomation, please let us know |
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South Africa |
1967 |
Homburg / Good Captain Clack |
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Singapore | 1968? |
Homburg / Salad Days (Are Here Again)
/ Quite Rightly So / In The Wee Small Hours Of Sixpence
(EMI/Columbia EEAC 1007). |
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Italy | 1972 |
Homburg / Conquistador
(Cube 2016032) Thanks, Lars |
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Germany | 1972? |
Record 1:
A: Conquistador B: Homburg
Record 2:
A: A Whiter Shade of Pale B: A Salty Dog
Cube 2607403
(thanks, Lars) |
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Brazil | 1978 |
A: Homburg / Wreck of the Hesperus B: A Salty Dog / A Whiter Shade of Pale Young 3021046 Thanks, Lars |
