Another stunning Dave Ball guitar performance. What do you think? I find Dave's work with PH, though he was only with them a short time, to be absolutely incredible. His Edmonton "In Held..." is one of the most moving instrumental solos I've ever heard - something about his phrasing; love Dave.

Is gothic

Que diferencia abismal entre esta música informale con la música de hoy que además de informal es un sin sentido y carente de musicalidad ,o sea de coherencia y matices que confluyen entre si; el músico comprende esto , el aficionado solo escucha lo que le parece grato

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The only number of Procol when the organ goes way over the top.

L’avevo già sentita da qualche parte …

Truly a magnificent masterpiece.Probably their best piece from a stunningly creative band that was always overshadowed by one generation defining hit.

I’m sitting here on my porch, on a 95° day with about 80% humidity, watching this on my iPhone, and listening to it through a Bluetooth speaker - and I have literal goosebumps! What a great band… Even though Chris Copping replaced Matthew Fisher, and David Bell replaced Robin Trower - still great!🤘

Heavenly! Thank's a million.

I stood next to Gary and his ampliflied piano in 1968 at Chicago's famous Aragon Ballroom. In that era many bands played small venues compared to later decades. One of the best nights of my life.

Classic Reid/Brooker composition

WOW I have never heard this. That was AMAZING.

Absolutely Epic

Spellbinding! How fortunate the audience was to hear A Whiter Shade Of Pale, The Long Goodbye, Grand Finale, Repent Walpurgis and Conquistador to close the show. I would have been so stoked I'm sure I couldn't have slept.

Bach would have been the best synth player in the 60's and 70's

Matthew looks like a reaper with black cloak

Was there robin trower here?

Da brividi. Masterpiece

Modern music with old symphonic bases like waltz, swing, build ups and beyond ....

It looks as though there was no camera rehearsal. The director is not picking up the main instrument until well after they start. The cameraman in shot around the 3 minute mark seems to be trying to work out what's going on and where his next shot might be

Brooker had the same great voice his whole career, simply ASTONISHING!

This is great - made even better with Robin Trower doing his bluesy guitar thing.

Rare to see classic Procol Harum lineup live

I ABSOLUTELY HATE the way BJ Thomas drums this song ... EVERY VERSION. I wish they'd sent him out for coffees during all Repent Walpurgis recording sessions. What he does with that snare drum and the crash cymbals is just gross.

What a delight that the French had the talent to record this.

Дякую за гарну музику дякую❤

This reminds me of Peter Green and Jimi Hendrix to some extent.

So brilliant music and musicians from other space, one of the best Live-versions ever.

Un vero capolavoro.

Too bad they didn't show Robin Trower's work on guitar. Gary Brooker turned into the proper English Gentleman, which he always was anyway. Long live Procol Harum!

Copping was a big reason PH sounded like this

Schade, daß man es erst per Zufall entdeckt, nach so vielen Jahren! Und es wird nicht im Radio gespielt, schande! Keine Worte für diese geniale Musik!!❤❤

listen in Walpurgisnacht

Excellent !

Where's the mention of the "composer" of this song: Matthew Fisher?

Just want to send the comment that this is not the original recording issued on their vinyl LP. Like this? Then also listen to Titanic: I see no reason (Norwegian band, British singer)

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Najlepsza wersja jaką sluszalem to ta, wtedy na zywo na koncercie. Ileż bym dal, zeby ten czas wrócił.

Immer wieder sensationell 🤗

Dave bell best robin rrplacement but we all love the trow xxx

Best people group group that ever existed

emozione pura!

Mr. Brooker reminds me of Ozzy, they only have the best guitar players.

💖💖💖💖💖💐

This some badass shit right here

Irresistible and moving performance! I cannot be done better. My Heart - Brooker and Procol❤

У Прокол Харам много отличных вещей, но это шедевр на века. Гэри Брукер- титан, спи спокойно, мы тебя никогда не забудем!!!

I am a life long, full time performing and touring singer and guitarist. My life is music and has been for over 40 years. My top 5 list of favorite albums of all time, which are all from the late 60s, does not include a studio album by Procol Harem, even though they are one of my favorite bands. That being said, and this may be surprising, this *exact* performance from Beat Club 1971 of A Salty Dog, and especially this *exact* performance of Repent Walpurgis from this same broadcast, is literally in my Will to be played at my funeral. This version of Repent Walpurgis from this very broadcast is absolutely my favorite, and most personally moving and endearing pop music moment of all time. I've always loved both songs, and bands that I have been in over the decades have performed both songs often, but for some reason, this particular version of Repent Walpurgis, especially when Brooker goes into the Bach "Air on a G String" part in the middle of the song, has always brought me to tears. Every time. It just did again. Treasure this very particular moment in this wonderful band's history. Treasure Gary's incredible, unique voice. Treasure B.J. Wilson, the drummer that turned down Jimmy Page to join Led Zeppelin, the drummer that created the greatest, yet most simple drum riff intro to a rock song on the studio version of Joe Cocker's "With A Little Help From My Friends". Treasure Matthew Fisher's utterly genre defining tone, touch and melodicism on the B3. Even Keith Emerson tips his hat to Matthew. Fisher Was First. Even before The Nice. And perhaps allow yourself some time to read their story in an excellent biography of the band by Henry Scott-Irvine that I came across a few years ago, called The Ghosts Of A Whiter Shade of Pale. I couldn't put it down and read the entire book in a day and a half. Sorry for the long post. I've been wanting to put those sentiments about this performance into words for years. Shine On Brightly.

Stupenda bellissima canzone dei grandissimi mitici procol harum hanno fatto conoscere al mondo intero le loro splendide canzoni guidati dal grandissimo bravissimo eccezionale gary brooker voce potente intensa passionale carisma e presenza sul palco formidabili affiancato dai bravissimi musicisti con il solenne potente intenso suono dell organo dal ritmo preciso e potente del pianoforte suonato dallo stesso gary brooker dal suono splendido affascinante della chitarra elettrica grazie tantissimo a tutti voi per averci donato queste splendide composizioni ❤❤❤thank you so much you are wonderful

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