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This is what Gary Brooker ('a blues singer and song-writer with Procol Harum') had to say on BBC Radio 4's 'Classical Cuts' programme, broadcast on 5 October 2004.
The Beeb's blurb read, 'In the first of five programmes Tom Robinson traces
the origins of our own aural landscape in the classical music of another age.
'Air on a G String: The second movement of JS Bach's Orchestral Suite
in D is perhaps better known as the 'Hamlet cigar music'. As well as Jacques
Loussier's jazz arrangement made famous by that ad, it has also inspired a
number of pop songs, including A Whiter Shade of Pale
and the 1998 rap hit Everything's Gonna Be Alright.'
The same material in a different interview
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