Procol Harum • Procol's Ninth 3CD set

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For many listeners, Procol Harum’s legacy centres around [sic] their first three albums (1967’s Procol Harum, 1968’s Shine on Brightly and 1969’s A Salty Dog) and the evergreen classic single A Whiter Shade of Pale. Indeed, that would have been enough to secure them a place in the rock history books, but the ever-prolific band released a further six albums between 1970 and 1977. While these albums were destined to only be heard by the more faithful fan, each one provided a selection of highlights, and while 1975’s Procol’s Ninth doesn’t seem too inspirational in terms of either title or sleeve art, it is certainly no exception.

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