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A Whiter Shade of Pale
The song's distinctive, Bach-inspired organ part was played on a Hammond M102.
The song's distinctive, Bach-inspired organ part was played on a Hammond M102.
One of the clips for the song was filmed at Witley Court, part of which was gutted by fire in 1937.
One of the clips for the song was filmed at Witley Court, part of which was gutted by fire in 1937.
St Anne's Church, Highgate, second promotional clip
St Anne's Church, Highgate, second promotional clip
Procol Harum c. 1968 Seated, from left: Gary Brooker, Keith Reid Standing, from left: David Knights, B. J. Wilson, Matthew Fisher, Robin Trower
Procol Harum c. 1968 Seated, from left: Gary Brooker, Keith Reid Standing, from left: David Knights, B. J. Wilson, Matthew Fisher, Robin Trower
The original lineup of Procol Harum at the Guards Crimean War Memorial. L to R: Bobby Harrison, Matthew Fisher, Gary Brooker, David Knights, Ray Royer
The original lineup of Procol Harum at the Guards Crimean War Memorial. L to R: Bobby Harrison, Matthew Fisher, Gary Brooker, David Knights, Ray Royer.
Procol Harum c. early 1968 From left: Knights, Trower, Brooker, Wilson, Fisher
Procol Harum c. early 1968 From left: Knights, Trower, Brooker, Wilson, Fisher
Procol Harum in 1973. From left: Chris Copping, Mick Grabham, Alan Cartwright, Keith Reid, Gary Brooker, B. J. Wilson
Procol Harum in 1973. From left: Chris Copping, Mick Grabham, Alan Cartwright, Keith Reid, Gary Brooker, B. J. Wilson