Procol Harum

Re: Procol Harum 11/01/1968

Jem333 — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 20:25:46 GMT

Thanks for the info about what performers are paid for the downloads.

Now I just wish the Procol Harum concerts, especially Fillmore West, 1968, were available for download. Any word about when that might happen?

Also, awhile back, it was hinted that the Vault has VIDEO of the Procol 1968 gig - WoW would I just LOVE to see that!!! I didn't get to see them in person until 1969, and I know that by '68 they had given up those silly clown suits for some great looking clothes - like Baroque Court Musicians. Since this was one of the best looking rock bands (and one of them still is :)), as well as the best sounding Live by far, I hope that video really is available and it will be released via download, DVD or whatever soon.

Thanks for your Site, a fitting tribute to the great Bill Graham!

Best

Joan

Re: Procol Harum 11/01/1968

MR ROBOTO — Wed, 23 May 2007 23:34:39 GMT

For an update on downloads, please check out

"What Performers Are Paid" in the Ladies and Gentlemen forum.

Re: Procol Harum 11/01/1968

Topper — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 22:15:00 GMT

phast2,

Thanks for the correction, I've made the changes and the site should be updated soon.
Keep on listening!

Re: Procol Harum 11/01/1968

MR ROBOTO — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 08:27:36 GMT

I have just created a Procol Harum 11/01/1968 concert forum for you.

As for the corrections, I will point one of our archivists at this thread - we always appreciate your help!
Domo Arigato

Procol Harum 11/01/1968

phast2 — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 05:38:52 GMT

The "Unknown" track is really the first part of "Stoke Poges" (although, interestingly enough, Gary Brooker does introduce the song as "Fountain Street Church Blues").

The "For Liquorice John" track is really the conclusion of "Stoke Poges."