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This long interview is carved into short, digestible chunks. The featured music is heavily shortened (you have it already!) but the station IDs remain, as fascinating cultural documents.
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| Nick Black introduces the interview and sets the scene, with A Whiter Shade of Pale and Learn to Fly |
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| GB speaks, from Sweden, before the Malmo gig. His early days and influences, with You Never Had it so Good |
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| The Paramounts, with Don't You Like my Kinda Love, It Won't be Long, and Poison Ivy |
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| From Paramounts to Procol Harum, and recording the first single, with A Whiter Shade of Pale |
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| Money, management, line-up change; with Homburg, Shine on Brightly |
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| Writing songs, divine intervention, Douglas Adams, Stratford and Edmonton orchestral adventures, BtP, with Grand Hotel, Conquistador, A Salty Dog |
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| Chocolate dogshit, Worms and Trees, going solo and song origins, with Wizard Man, No More Fear of Flying, Savannah |
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| New Testament Procol, the loss of BJ, working with Ian MacDonald, thanks to Jens and BtP, with The Truth Won't Fade Away, An Old English Dream, Lead Me to the Water, Echoes in the Night, Beyond the Pale |
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| Planning a setlist, GB's MBE, The Stones and their decorations, Chris Copping, with The Long Goodbye (live) |
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