Procol Harum
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Ball Brooker Cartwright Copping Wilson - Keith Reid was present in the audience
| Shine on Brightly
In The Wee Small Hours of Sixpence Pilgrims Progress All This and More Quite Rightly So Power Failure Simple Sister A Salty Dog Magdalene (my Regal Zonophone) In Held 'Twas in I (partly) Repent Walpurgis |
| 11 | songs altogether: | 1 | from Procol Harum | 4 | from Shine on Brightly |
| 3 | from A Salty Dog | 0 | from Home | 2 | from Broken Barricades |
| 0 | from Grand Hotel | 0 | from Exotic Birds and Fruit | 0 | from Procol's Ninth |
| 0 | from Something Magic | 0 | from The Prodigal Stranger | 1 | non-album tracks |
| 0 | Non-originals | Thanks to Jon Edvin Kasene, who writes: "What's all those pipes for?" was something we used to say for a long while after the concert. The reason was that Gary Brooker during the concert suddenly looked up in the roof and saw all the ventilation pipes that goes all around in something that seems like complete chaos. | |||
| Chris Thomas
was mixing the sound and received thanks from Gary on several occasions.
This concert was exactly one month before the famous Live album was recorded with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Compare with the setlist from two days before |
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| Have a look at other set-lists | Pictures of this gig | Other concerts in Norway |
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