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On stage with Procol Harum in 2001
On stage with Procol Harum in 2001
Fisher's use of the Hammond M102 organ was a distinctive part of the early Procol Harum sound.
Fisher's use of the Hammond M102 organ was a distinctive part of the early Procol Harum sound.
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. L to R: Knights, Robin Trower, Brooker, B.J. Wilson, Fisher.
Procol Harum c. early 1968. L to R: Knights, Robin Trower, Brooker, B.J. Wilson, Fisher.
Procol Harum in 1973. L to R: Chris Copping, Mick Grabham, Alan Cartwright, Keith Reid, Brooker, Wilson.
Procol Harum in 1973. L to R: Chris Copping, Mick Grabham, Alan Cartwright, Keith Reid, Brooker, Wilson.