of this very silly newspaper-clipping is
Don Snow
GE
Procol HarumBeyond
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This
musician is heard on each of the three Gary Brooker studio albums, but not
singing, nor playing the piano. |
Tim Renwick, guitar, features on all three albums. The question and the answer start with the same letter, so competitors were able to discount it. |
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Identify
the ‘Japanese chap’ who
grafted string parts on to Nothing But the Truth on
Procol’s 1974 album. |
Chris Thomas: information available in this liner note |
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Three Procol Harum
albums, interestingly enough, were released in years that are
prime numbers; name the title-track of one of them. |
Grand Hotel (1973) is the answer … the other possibilities – The Well’s on Fire (2003) and Novum (2017) – two don’t have title-tracks. |
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The
(scarcely) hidden name in the title of this very silly newspaper-clipping is Don Snow |
The number of letters separating forename and surname is
6, and the sixth letters in the qualifying questions are G and E GE |
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