Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade of Pale, live in Denmark 2006 | First time Reaction

RIP Gary Brooker 1945 - 2022. He will live forever thanks to his music.
I highly suggest you to go listen to the original song here:
• Procol Harum - A White...
__________________________________
If you would like to see more reaction videos, Let me know in the comments below!
And don't forget to Like and Subscribe!
__________________________________
If you would like to see more of me you can find me on the links below
KZbin Channels Movies: / @bissflix
Twitch: / bisscute
Patreon: / bisscute
Instagram: / bisscute__
Twitter: / bisscute_
TikTok: / bisscute
Discord: / discord
__________________________________
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.
Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@jwhiteuk]

I'm a tearful 67 year old man. This song is an anthem from my youth and I'm so saddenned by the passing of this legend. Gary, keep singing this magnificent song for the angels! RIP x

[@ulfingvar1]

He will, he will.

[@Josh_Jackson]

You guys do understand that it's a song about a girl that used cocaine for the 1st time and died right? I do love the song as it is definitely spiritual in its innocence in every way:)

[@drobichaud1000]

@@Josh_Jackson shut up jackson

[@Josh_Jackson]

@@drobichaud1000 lol... Ok. I guess I'll just shut up then🤷🏻‍♂️

[@45rpmSINGLES]

@@Josh_Jackson it’s not.

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

RIP Gary Booker. A great voice is silenced, but his legend lives on. He was 60 when he played this concert.

[@classicsciencefictionhorro1665]

I can't stop crying while watching this, not because of sadness, but because of its beauty.

[@firemedic5100]

This masterpiece was good in 1967, as was Gary's voice. But this completed the masterpiece with this performance, and Gary's voice at 61 in this show, was better than at 22. Yes he is gone, but he will never be forgotten as long as this anthem is played.

[@YNGWIE998]

What an amazing performance. The orchestra and choir adds another dimension to an already extraordinary musical composition. And Gary Brooker...perhaps the most underrated singer ever.

[@tedpetry2028]

Amen. RIP Gary. This song is haunting, yet allows our generation to feel what the war was about.

[@matthewblouin1048]

First I would like to say, you have a very appropriate name Biscuit. You are cute as a biscuit. Secondly, I love your reaction to probably the most beautiful song ever written and performing it with an orchestra and chorus only makes it better.

[@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665]

Sadly we lost this guy so recently it barely seems plausible. One of the most beautiful integrations of British prog rock and classical JS Bach style and musicianship ...total quality 💙.

[@johncheek2207]

The organ makes this song. They were a great group

[@KopKing88]

In my humble opinion this song is the song that reminds me of all the 1960,s brought, the greatest song of that decade. RIP Gary Brooker , your voice will live on through your musical recordings forever and this song will in particular be continued to be played so so many others in years to come will appreciate your talent

[@bazwillrun]

Gary Brooker M.B.E - Sold over 10,000,000 singles globally, one of only around 35 songs to have ever achieved this. This particular performance is Perfection...it cannot be topped, his voice which is called a Whisky tenor is amazingly powerful and this as you can see from the set list was near the end of the concert , so a good hour of singing already...

[@dickrobinson7114]

I think Gary might be singing this to a band of angels.

[@realcoolbreeze]

Yours was a beautiful, heartfelt reaction. Brought tears to my eyes.Gary Brooker sang this 42 years before this version with this amazing orchestra. He was 21 when his band came out with this great song back in 1967 I believe. My all time favorite song. Your reaction was accurate and wonderful.😊👍❤️

[@grunthostheflatulent9649]

Singing this song every day for 42 years, wouldn't be a waste of time. Iconic

[@dinerouk]

God bless you, your beautiful face and your tender heart!

[@jackw467]

🅰men ❤

[@blackbob3358]

That's the crack, Joe. A young lass reacting like that to a bloke whom she's never heard of...... And then feeling it, all is not lost.

[@realcoolbreeze]

@@blackbob3358 Too funny.😊

[@williambrown7206]

Late 60's early '70s music is hard to beat. I lived in those days.

[@davidsullivan4749]

Had the pleasure of knowing Gary. RIP my friend.

[@user-qg7qz5el3x]

It's amazing to see a older man deliver.. showing how it's supposed to be done love it...

[@josephscally6270]

Those of us who are senior, see this song as part of our story. The organ riff is actually the signature of this song.

[@fletchmartin7804]

Over a Year on, RIP - This tune is iconic and I will always remember this song the orchestra and Gary Brooker.

[@hannegem]

J.S.Bach plus Gary equals bliss.

[@danalynch8889]

He sounds even better then when he first sang this in 1960's. He is like a fine wine that aged well.

[@HectorJulio-xo5bd]

It's a song of the Sixties. It's been voted as the song of the decade. Kind of represent the sign of the times.

[@Sober2003]

We just lost one of my favorite voices! Rip Gary! ❤️

[@titodevera3100]

RIP Gary Booker... i loved this song when it came out in 1967. i was in Grade 7. now i am 69 years old and still love listening to it.

[@jeffyoung801]

❤You know there will never be music as there was in the 60s and 70s. i enjoy your reactions. The joy on your face is special. Thank you.

[@ronaldcrawford9310]

His voice will live on in this song....and quite possibly this performance, through people of the younger generation remembering the greatest musical generation of our era....and WE (I'm 68) didn't even realize it until now.....and now, you recognize the era too! Thank you

[@KopKing88]

This Song defined what the 1960's was all about.It came out a couple of years before my birth but my uncle was a massive music fan and he loved this song and always talked about what this song meant to him, it was the song played at both his wedding in 1982 and at his funeral in 2006.The 1960s was a wonderful decade of music from the Beatles, the Stones, Motown, the Doors, etc etc etc but this song is the defining song of the decade in my opinion and sung so beautifully by Gary Brooker RIP

[@slimpickins9124]

Your reaction is very much appreciated by this 71 year old rocker that had the good fortune to be able to enjoy this groups music during their heyday. Watching this performance now I have become aware of how spoiled we were in the 60's & 70's as there were dozens of groups pumping out a plethora of wonderful soulful music. Thanks for your reaction.

[@johncheek2207]

60's and 70's music is 1 million times better than the crap today

[@PittDaddy]

@@johncheek2207 I'm a sure hard Procol Harum fan, but there is still great music being made. Check out bands like Nightwish, Epica, Ayreon, Unleash the Archers, and many more.

[@patrickborin9814]

Love your comments. Gary Brooker, his passion, his voice are legendary.

[@cherripaynegraham4638]

GARY WILL NEVER DIE THROUGH HIS MUSIC. LOVE HIM. THIS PERFORMANCE IS ONE FOR THE AGES. REST IN PEACE. YOUR MUSIC LIVES ON.

[@kerrywolfert5095]

Brooker sounded much better on this than when he was a younger man. Truly fabulous performance..

[@berndschuster1547]

Thank you for the music all time from Germany! Gary Brooker on piano and singer was the man from Procol Harum and the song: "A whiter shade of pale" is forever . Gary Brooker died 19.Febr. 22. RIP Gary.

[@arthurslaughter4122]

I'm about a week away from turning 70. I have carried this song in my heart for decades. So beautiful.

[@StephenMarkTurner]

RIP Gary. I remember this song when it first came out (I was about 11 or so). This is a wonderful version.

[@kentclark6420]

I wasn't aware that he had passed away. How sad. I've always liked this song and Procol Harum. I've seen this video so many times, and it's difficult to wrap around the fact that he's gone. RIP brother.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Such a reflective song on a person’s life always gets me teary eyed thinking of family and friends that are waiting for me on the other side

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

This was the best version of this song.

[@ericdavison5434]

I saw Procol Harum perform this in 1967 at Fillmore West in San Francisco.. There was a band, no orchestra, and he played the organ. The mood was psychedelic with a light show by Bill Graham. A vivid and amazing memory.

[@johncheek2207]

Dang I was born way to late to enjoy great rock music live

[@djcookiemaster]

And Robin Trower was still with the band for another four or five years. They were a great band but Gary here at 60 years still had great pipes (unlike most of his peers who shredded their vocal chords decades earlier). Do you remember who else was on the bill? There were usually 3 serious headliners at the Fillmore.

[@ericdavison5434]

@@djcookiemaster So long ago, but it was my birthday so I still remember. Besides PH there was Pink Floyd and P J Hooker. There were so many great concerts in those days. Before Fillmore West it was the Fillmore Auditorium (Fillmore & Geary an abandoned YMCA gym), Avalon Ballroom, Winterland, Marina Green with free Sunday concerts and the Golden Gate Park Polo Grounds free concerts. Every sunny weekday lunch I would walk up to Union Square and watch buskers play and sing. Within weeks they would often be playing at the Fillmore. Thanks for helping me remember.

[@johnwaring8617]

Gary Brooker was yet another great Great British singer from a musical era that will not only stand the test of time, but, will never be beaten.

[@karencrookshank4971]

I saw them in 67 too. Here in England at the Empire Pool Wembley. I was 10 years old. It was just Gary with his amazing vocals, and his band mates, the organ, piano and guitars. Iconic performance . WSOP was the first 45 i ever bought. RIP Gary, you’re sadly missed back home here in England, you beautiful man 💔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@louismcglashan890]

A lifetime of experience in his voice. You got it! Great reaction> thank you

[@Silentaudits7]

I have watched this performance many times and I consider it one of the best they ever did for a "Garden Party" audience but I must tell you Bisscute that your empathy and appreciation for a song that has been with me all my life blows me away, how delicate you take it to your heart and understand it so well. Bless you. ❤️

[@eldubose63]

I was fascinated by your expressions as you watched this performance. This is one of the most beautiful concerts of Procal Harum and I've watched it over and over again. The Danish National Orchestra are magnificent. You will probably like "Salty Dog and "An Old English Dream as well. Thank you for your depth of insight and feelings.

[@tobinhays652]

Unfortunately, I found about Gary Brooker's passing from stumbling upon your channel. This is one of my top ten favorite songs, and one of the best live performances I've ever seen (I wasn't there, I've just watched it at least 100 times on KZbin). Heaven must have been short of entertainment, as they have recently been collecting some of the finest musicians, actors, comedians that have walked the Earth. God bless, Gary. You did well.

[@koserkm]

This version of this song is my favorite song of all time. I have lost so many close people this last year but Gary Booker was the legend I admired most. It just adds to a profound sadness I can't seem to shake. Like a guy said in a previous post. Hopefully you are singing in heaven. My wife just got there a few days before you Gary. Sing to my wife and make her happy because I'm pretty sure she will be able to find it there unlike here.

[@geraldbrown640]

I too am 67, I was a young boy in 1967 when this tine was first released, it became my most favourite song of all time, how delighted I was to find this live version from 2006, amazing 👏

[@cdfdesantis699]

Their incredible music will live forever. The original was just as full & stunning. Thanks for your reaction.

[@crilles3710]

This is one of the best live performance I ever heard. Great and emotional 😄🥲

[@deen261]

Yours was a most Excellent reaction to this song young lady 💯🔥...the beautiful words and feelings you put into your reaction is straight from the heart ❤ 💖💞👌✌👍

[@swissguy8052]

R.I.P Gary Brooker, 02.19.2022 🙏 One of the best male voices ever.

[@andreascala2663]

i agree.......wonderful voice

[@deankaraman2086]

If you like orchestras you'll love Tommy Shaw's "Sing For the Day" concert where he joins with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra. Amazing things those kids can do.......songs like You're Fooling Yourself and Blue collar Man as well as Girls with Guns....yes it's kids but you will be amazed at their talent.

[@eddunn4121]

It’s a masterly composed song but Gary’s voice is sublime, unmatched

[@ericrlevi5540]

Great song, excellent reaction absolutely gorgeous host

[@free..to..air..]

If there is an anthem for the decade that was the super swinging sixties...this is it.....so..so..evocative of that wonderfully psychedelic time ......I know..because I was there...and lived through it

[@martinstubbs7974]

What a beautiful reaction full of genuine emotion. What a singer Gary was. A great loss of a wonderful talent. RIP Gary. Take care lovely lady. Best wishes from the UK.

[@figura2000]

beautiful song, you almost cried, natural reaction are the best, with no words

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Probably the most consistent singer ever, sounded exactly the same until the very end

[@777colin1]

In a hundred years from now, people will watch this on KZbin and it will be just as loved then, as it is today as it was in 1967, when Procol Harum released this and it stayed at the top of the charts for 6 weeks. It is one of the most beautiful pieces of music and it is timeless. Thank you Gary Brooker and Keith Reid for giving us this magnificent musical piece. RIP Gary and thank you

[@lonnielongino798]

We recently (within the last year) lost Procol Harems lead singer Gary Brooker. He toured up until his death & never lost any of his voice, if anything it got more distinctive with age. RIP to an amazing voice. One of the best of his generation.

[@richardkilgore8922]

This song my first slow dance, my first kiss my first love! Summer 1967! I was 14 .... yep stepped on her foot!!!😳😅🤭!!! Thank you for this Wonderful memory! Like yesterday to me!✌❤

[@renejensen7799]

Great pick, surely i know this one, but never seen this live performance, it sounded great..

[@VIDSTORAGE]

I never have seen them live but I knew this song from many years back ..I had their 1st album and another album called Home .I listened to them a lot . .Easy to find on You Tube also....Gary was a great front man ...

[@glennprine8328]

Vidstorage, You must get their second and third albums. "Shine On Brightly" and "A Salty Dog". You will love them the way you love "A Whiter Shade Of Pale." ❤️

[@VinE83656]

I am in my early 60s and I have always loved this song. I remember slow dancing to this song at high school dances. Beautiful song and Procol Harum were a wonderful band. I loved your reaction. Music is timeless and I love to see younger people appreciate music from my youth.

[@ballsyrocker]

Sing on Gary ..Rest in Harmonic Peace ,Dude! Thanks for the music.Another song by him is "Conquistador" by Procol Harum. Check it out ,sweety.

[@G02372]

I am a Londoner but of Irish descent. I love England and I really admire the musical talent in this country 🇬🇧 🎶

[@pebblehilllane]

I'm 67 years old and have loved this song since it was first released. I was lucky enough to see them live a number of times over the decades. The last time was unexpected. My girlfriend of the time worked for a corporation with front row seats at a somewhat close venue. She told me she had tickets to see Jethro Tull for the next weekend. I didn't ask who would open for them and only found out once at the venue and halfway to our seats when I heard a couple telling their son who looked about 12 years old how he would love Procol Harum. As much as I love Tull I was more than twice as excited to have the chance to see Procol Harum again. That was in 1993 and Gary Brooker still sounded as good as he did when the song was first released, and still sounded fantastic in 2006. He was an incredibly talented man.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Amazing ❤

[@johnrussell4788]

I'm n old guy too and this is high in my five best songs of all time. I thought that your reaction was the best I've seen for the Denmark 2006 version.], you showed great understanding. Thank you dear young lady.

[@jimmythetout109]

When you meld a truly classic song with a philharmonic orchestra .......you get pure magic , as with this tune .....and the Moody Blues " Nights in White Satin " ....Another absolute classic ..

[@2zxodcfm]

Thank God, music from Rock's golden era such as this gem was captured for our enjoyment and re-enjoyment as we see current youth discover our treasure they missed out on. Laying hardly out of sight to be uncovered so it can light up our world again just as it did initially. This is a fire which will never extinguish.

[@protonneutron9046]

I remember hearing this when it came out in '67. Definitely the right year for it to aborn. Gary was only 22 years old then. Now we're all dying. 😢

[@timhmetal3499]

Loved your emotion and feeling, really says all anyone needs to know about who you are. Rasp is a perfect description. I would say he had a Kenny Roger's thing they both shared. Respect and love....

[@geraldlloyd-brown7106]

My favourite track of all time stunning performance, enjoyed your reation, God bless.

[@brettjamz3]

His voice is "Soulful" is the word I think you may be searching for. 😊

[@juanitaschoeman9573]

He sang this song so perfect. He will akways be remembered. R. I. P. Gary. We will forever listen to this beautiful song. Such a beautiful voice.

[@ronparsons8786]

Simply one of the finest live performances ever captured. Any time frame any genre

[@joeb4142]

Really an epic concert. Lovely venue with a relatively small audience. Supremely professional and talented orchestra. Gary playing flawlessly and singing with passion. I can tell this vid was put together by skilled pros because I now feel a glimmer of a feeling that I actually attended the concert. 🙏🏻 to you Ms. Bisscute.

[@alextrabeck9143]

Best reaction video to this song ever!! I know Gary is smiling in heaven after seeing it.

[@travisr4057]

Something about this song just catches me every time rip Gary Booker you will be sorely missed :(

[@marcieharreld286]

I was 15 when this song was "born" and I will admit that I didn't appreciate it back then but I have enormous appreciation for it being in my life all these years!! 💕🎵🎼🎶🥁🎤🎙🎧🎹🎸💕🤘🤘🤘

[@tommyau2006]

one of the best live performances ever..............and the song

[@zurnie]

This live performance is truly a masterpiece. The strings and woodwinds are all on their own cadence and rhythm that comes together and ties off together when the piano and vocals start. And it only gets better from there. Awesome concert.

[@ekim0513]

Great reaction. You showed respect and appreciation in a heartfelt entertaining manner. This song and performance deserve that.

[@ericrlevi5540]

Great song, excellent reaction GORGEOUS HOSTESS

[@larrysaenz8964]

Your appreciation for good music calm down relax and enjoy Gary rest in peace brother thanks for being awesome 🧸✊🧸🤜🧸💥👊🙏🌹🙏🦋💋🦋🖤😎

[@eddieboy4667]

Beautiful reaction to a beautiful song. Thanks.

[@JoeKentMagic]

" And So It Waaa-aaas ..." what an incredible note !!

[@jeffreybooth5129]

What a lovely reaction thank you.As a Procol harum fan since the beginning and seeing them live 8 times I had a little tear in my eyes listening to your kind words following the tragic news about Gary's passing.One thing is sure God hasjust booked the top of the bill for his concert in heaven. They can't take away the music and I will be listening over and over till the end

[@terryengland1880]

Feeling emotional is what is been human is all about

[@daleennis3140]

I loved this song,I was 19 years old in 1967.Its amazing he sounded in 2007 ,just like he did 40 years earlier, this song brought back many memories,RIP Gary you were loved by many people!

[@maxmarkus6202]

Thank you for this reaction. Please consider reacting to the studio version. It was remastered for the 50th anniversary and sounds great. RIP Gary Brooker. A genius.

[@johncheek2207]

Don't forget Conquistador

[@davidlindsay7472]

I can't help but to cry knowing gary is gone. As a young man stationed in the UK I remember dancing at the Airmans Club or the American Club in Norwich to this legendary song. RIP Gary

[@billshine401]

Such a beautiful meld of orchestra and "band". Rarely seen in a live performance. RIP Gary.

[@gsadventures678]

This song is a masterpiece and you're beautiful Bisscute!

[@glassfx]

1st time viewer The most recorded song in the music industry. They Royalties alone from this song have bought CASTLES in and across EUROPE Gary would love that young beautiful woman still sway to his tune.... You're a cutie Bisscute, Gary would approve your critique

[@deangarner5662]

Bisscute I for one appreciate that you didn't reduce the size of the video of the band and orchestra members, as most reviewers do, to near 1/16 the size of my computer screen. Keep posting reviews of great music and great performers!! Thank you very much!!!

[@Dee-JayW]

An anthem of my youth, 😢of great days gone by growing up in 60s and 70s. this stunning song is elevated to perfection with Gary Bookers performance, voice, orchestral arrangement. ❤❤ i love the horns coming in near the end. And of course the Hammond Organ

[@lauraswain80]

One of my favourite voices! Your face when the oboe came in was exactly the same as mine!!❤ I know I'm late to this particular party but I'm so glad I found this reaction. Thank you!🤗

[@bgoneification]

RIP Gary. Thank you for a beautiful song to listen to for 55 years.

[@simondalzell5635]

Humbling. What a man. Great loss.

[@imacmanx8562]

One of the great voices in music. He obviously kept up with his vocal training, since he sounds as good in this performance as he did in 1967. John Lenon said it was one of the greatest songs written, and listened to it when he was riding in his Bentley. RIP Gary.

[@smythharris2635]

12th May 1967 was the release date; I heard it for the first time on a small Bush transistor radio in the local cricket pavilion, we were getting changed to play a match, we all sang along with the chorus. Radio Caroline was the station.

[@TomGorham]

I am very happy to hear this song again. Today would be my mother's 94th birthday. I dedicate it to her. They both give me such beautiful memories.

[@kingvii7250]

Girl I really like your reactions and you as a person. To see and listen to you, warms my heart. There is alot of love living in you... I can tell.. it's in your eyes.

[@svenjensen9770]

Thanx so much for honouring Gary and Procol Harum this way. Great reaction. As a 55-yo rocker I can say this song was very popular among youth in the late 70s and 80s to get into contact with the girl you fell in love with. Sweet memories...

[@greeniesr]

Bisscute, that was a very beautiful Tribute to Gary,Thank You....

[@georgeseanor]

check out Procol Harum live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra 1972 . from your reaction to this you will love the album

[@Delatta1961]

It’s an interesting story about how the song came to be, and what it’s about. RIP Gary, thanks for giving us great memories of an easier time

[@RandallMorris222]

Great reaction, Bisscute! Gary Booker's voice, at least in this piece, IS very calming. (And "Rasp" is a perfectly good musical term.)