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4 Clares during Hesperus: Linda ready with shipwreck effects |
A general view of the band-end of the Convention. Luckily this shot is slightly blurred so you can't read the spelling mistake, centre stage |
Larry played a nice bit of piano on A Christmas Camel: this is a wide view if you click on it |
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Peter (14) handles the marimba line for Boredom |
Rob, Roland, Linda … Boredom … can you spot the third recorder anywhere? |
Boredom again, Jane on bells, sharing harmonies with 'Doc' Wallace |
Greg on organ: Stephen looks ready to swallow A Christmas Camel |
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Dave Ball in mid-Conquistador, with former band-mate Sev Lewkowicz on organ |
An unwarranted outburst of Mabel defiles Grand Hotel |
Larry did a fine evening's work on the Hammond substitute |
'Someone tie my hands together!' cries Greg, having no instrument to play |
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Greg on the fine piano lent to us by Ben Wiles |
Gary plays A Rum Tale for Donna and Richard |
Most of the band in mid-Geek … in the centre, guitarist Richard Beck, solid as solid could be |
Henry Scott-Irvine, Shine On's founder, wins the signed Procol t-shirt |
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Malène supplies some real French BVs |
The micro-orchestra in action as Richard takes his solo during Grand Hotel (see also here) |
Fritz (left) and Wilfried (right) kick the proceedings off with Homburg |
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Strictly, was this the only non-Procol number |
Les nuits qu'on passe a l'Hotel Grande … |
Antonio acts out the Wreck of the Hesperus |
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A Rum Tale ... one of GB's trickiest songs |
Jens and Roland play to their only fan |
Wilfried on bass … not even a soundcheck for him! |
Jens, enthralled by Sam's talk on PH covers |
GB arrives … entirely unexpectedly … at the Convention |
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Wolfgang briefly visible behind the Pearl kit, kindly lent by Roscoe Chubb |
Jane and Antonio's Fires (Which Burnt Brightly) … ooh-la-la |
Toujours … with the lavish lighting controls and sound-desk, right |
Peter's trumpet solo on Pandora's Box – Tito on drums |
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That headpiece cost |
Webmaster Jens at the drum kit |
Salad Days … one of the best renderings of the evening |
Sam recites Keith Reid's poem, Mr Krupp |
Antonio and Sam, antiphonally thin-ending the wedge |
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'PH Imbalance' rocks its way down Lime Street … not one that was often performed by the proper band! |
Jens Anders Ravnaas : the evening's magnanimous toastmaster |
Panfile … hands untied! |
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