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A Salty Dog

Admired by Atlanta Rhythm Section

The 2020Rodney Justo interview here includes

'Other influences included Traffic’s John Barleycorn Must Die and Procol Harum’s Salty Dog.

“We wore out the grooves on Salty Dog," Justo said. “That song has the best chord progressions in any pop song.”

More star esteem for Procol Harum

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