of this very perverse newspaper-clipping is
Bill Eyden.
GEOFFREY
Procol HarumBeyond
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‘Killing for fun’: the phrase occurs on a solo album by a well-known
Procol person … who? |
Keith Reid: the words are here. The question and the answer start with the same letter, so competitors were able to discount it. |
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14 |
Gary
Brooker’s backing vocalist on a hugely poignant song from
Echoes
in the Night translated it into French – ‘… ces mémoires de
jeunesse / souvenir de tendresse / resteront avec moi pour toujours …’
and Procol Harum performed the piece in Paris on 14 March 2005. Name
that linguist! |
Franky Brooker: les paroles sont ici |
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What’s the title of Procol’s live album (named after the
year of
its release) that was produced by Dennis Weinreich, and contained three
newish Brooker/Reid songs, unreleased in any previous form? |
MMX : tracklist here. |
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The
(scarcely) hidden name in the title of this very perverse newspaper-clipping is Bill Eyden. |
The number of letters separating forename and surname is
11, and the eleventh letters in the qualifying questions are E and Y
GEOFFREY |
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