Procol Harum

Beyond
the Pale

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BtP's Screenshots Series

Procol Harum in 1974 on German television (2)

The vigour and attentiveness of Barrie Wilson are brilliantly captured in this sequence

Mick Grabham and his Les Paul

Prof Copping plays organ and a closed tambourine simultaneously

Close-up on Alan Cartwright's almost-perennial pick

A due share of the limelight for Procol's ultra-reliable bassist

Octopus time

Thanks to Larry Pennisi, Marvin Chassman, Ted McCallion

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