Procol Harum

Beyond
the Pale

Procol Harum at Atlanta, GA, USA

Setlist • 20 July 2014

Brooker, Dunn, Pegg, Phillips, Whitehorn

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Tune up
Bringing Home the Bacon
Pandora's Box
She Wandered Through the Garden Fence
Homburg
Shine on Brightly
An Old English Dream
Wall Street Blues

Intermission

The VIP Room
As Strong as Samson
Grand Hotel
Simple Sister
A Salty Dog
Nothing But the Truth
(When a Man Loves a Woman - Percy Sledge, great vocals by Gary! > No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley >) A Whiter Shade of Pale

Encore

Conquistador

15	songs altogether:	2	From Procol Harum	1	from Shine on Brightly
1	From A Salty Dog		From Home	1	from Broken Barricades
2	From Grand Hotel	2	From Exotic Birds and Fruit	1	from Procol's Ninth
	From Something Magic		From The Prodigal Stranger	3	from The Well's on Fire
2	non-album tracks		Not yet recorded in studios
'My wife and I live directly across the street from Atlanta's Woodruff Performing Arts Center, so we were fortunate enough to walk over and see PH tonight! 'Gary Brooker and Geoff Whitehorn bantered back and forth with some political messages and humor, even a mild jab at one of the female CNN anchors who, according to Gary, "sounds like a duck." Geoff got in a poke at Georgia with a riff from Duelling Banjos, but all of the band members were terrific (bassist Matt Pegg, keyboardist Josh Phillips, and drummer Geoff Dunn all performed wonderfully). 'The crowd was small, with a couple of yahooers and yee-hawers, one of whom yelled at Gary, "You can't play the piano!" Gary let this slide, and quipped, "I never could ..." while most of the audience aimed their scowls and growls deservedly at the tone-deaf heckler and not Gary! 'I bought a copy of their autographed CD in the lobby for $20; only $5 more than my double-Bacardi & Coke at the next table!' (thanks, Tim)

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Procol Harum

Beyond the Pale

Procol Harum at Atlanta, GA, USA

Setlist • 20 July 2014

Beyond
the Pale