Their best lineup. Such great musical maturity! Great quality document given the date.

Long version of WSoP with an extra verse, which is pretty rare.

No one else before and after Procol Harum played the blues in this way. And then there's the poeticism of the lyrics, which materializes in the notes. On the other hand, this particular performance is simply brilliant!

amatissimi from me una curiosità: ProcUl Harum diventa ProcOl Harum BIrds diventa BYrds BeEtles diventa BeAtles e via così : un vezzo degli anni sessanta

Priceless,wow! Never seen any quality video this early! Know all the songs as I bought the first album around xmas 67. Pretty sure Reid's influence lyrically woud be Dylan of the Blonde On Blonde era. Saw this line up at the Toronto Pop Festival summer '69 and with the fine sound system they sounded great. Thanks so much for this Tiana!

... luckily i broke no bones...only tore my underclothes!" ✌️😎

My favorite tune by one of my favorite bands. Robin Trower awesome guitar. Just a great tune!

The band is just maturing. It makes up for it with youthful energy and freshness. But it's not the best sound yet. Nevertheless, you can feel the artistic soul of the formation. Of course, poor BJ - he's thrashing those drums dressed in that idiotic cape.

Good old Procol in its legendary lineup. Only those nightmarish costumes.... it's impossible to look at. Fortunately, listen as much as possible.

I don't know how one even begins to categorize these songs. Pop, psychedelic, baroque, R&B, classical?

Cuanta belleza...

RIP BJ Wilson, Gary Brooker and Keith Reid. These three hive Procol members died in that order sadly. BJ sadly went a bit early on, in his 50s. Gary and Keith 20+ years later maybe. So sad but I truly ADORED this band . 😢

A Christmas Camel Conquistador She Wandered Through the Garden Salad Days (Are Here Again) Cerdes (Outside the Gates of) Kaleidoscope A Whiter Shade of Pale

One of their best. I recall how amazing Procol were live, BJ Wilson one of the very best drummers but they were a brilliant band that included the lyricist Keith Reid. Gary Brookers vocals were so strong and Robin Trowers guitar 🎸 was stunning.

This song accomplishes Gary's vision of the band with the piano, Hammond organ and electric blues guitar all supporting each other. A lot of critics didn't like Keith's lyrics. To me it's about a man going mad.

Does anyone know why this album is not available on iTunes?

Fillmore West surely? Wow never heard it at this quality.

David Knights, in my humble opinion, seems to get the least attention, in terms of mentions and photos, but he did a very solid job in the early PH music.

This track has a great deal of ‘The Paramounts’ about it. This could be being played on the basement of ‘The Shades’. - happy days !

Please, more Procol Harum, more, more,more

Thanks. I Love Procol Harum - 🖤R.I.P. ❤ Gary Brooker (2022),❤ Keith Reid (2023), ❤B. J. Wilson (1990), ❤Dave Ball (2015), ❤Alan Cartwright (2021). My favorite Procol Harum song enter others.

This Album mede the Beatles rethink sgt. Peppers. 1966 this was out defing classic rock.way before any one. Robin Trower laying down the law. Other guitar players re thinking they're Mo. mathew Fisher inventing a new class of organ. Just wailing on it. The notes go right to the gut. Only band where the lyricist was a full member of the band.

How awesome is this?… embryonic Procol Harum… I can’t believe how good the quality is on this, given the technology of the time. Certainly the band is performing at peak level here… Just wish there was more Robin Trower!🎸❤️☮️

Cool to see Trower jamming on a Les Paul.

Fantastic!!!THANK YOU with all my heart. I love it!

This is from a largely forgotten album (HOME) which is as great as the more famous ones before. With sometimes a bit morbidity too much in the lyrics, but fantastic songs.

My favorite Procol Harum song (with the possible exception of In Held Twas In I), and I don't know why I haven't heard this performance until now. Great performance. RIP Gary and Keith. Shine on brightly.

Procol Harum is already an eternal band and this song is one of the reasons for such eternity❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Uma banda eterna e uma música linda ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I saw them in Central Park (NYC), I think it was in '69, and it was a thrilling performance. Thx for posting this.

Along with Traffic, one of the era’s most interesting British groups. Oh yeah, Beatles, too:)

Robin Trower - what tone, what a touch!

R.I.P Keith!! Have forever loved this brilliant bit of PH surrealism. When I heard the news today, thought of so many of his lyrics, but this one just jumped up to the Golden Gate. Great to hear this version today. How can they both be gone almost a year apart? May the songs Shine On for generations to come...

Just awesome. That’s all I can really say.

First time I've seen Robin Trower play a Les Paul.

Maravilhoso Robin.

These guys did so much with the organ/piano combination. Their approach was so different from The Band. Very British (obviously) Procol had an almost haunting quality The Band lacked. I have box sets of both groups. THAT is some enjoyable listening.

Please, rescue more videos from Procol Harum. They are disappearing everything!

Thanks...this is so classic...

Wow!

Thanks. keep posting please of PROCOL HARUM.

Not too shabby

Robin Rocks!

Early Trower...awsome

Tremendous band out of Canterbury features Pip Pyle: drums, Dave Stewart: keyboards, John Greaves: bass, Phil Miller: guitar RIP.

Tiana, this is miraculously sharper, clearer sound than possibly ever known prior. Can you specify exact source?

Heady days. ❤️

Enjoyed this so immensely! A perfect example of why I love Procol Harum so much. I saw them live in that Era when our band opened up for them! They used our sound system and I used Matthew's Hammond organ.

Maf on Hammond .................

Sensational version of an already brilliant song. Thanks for uploading