Mellotronists

Procol Harum's 1967 classic "A Whiter Shade of Pale" has been named as the
most-played record of the past 70 years in the United Kingdom, according
to British performing rights group PPL.


i think i saw them live once many many years ago...
they might have opened up for kansas?
[or all the chemicals have left false-concert-memory errors?]

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> Procol Harum's 1967 classic "A Whiter Shade of Pale" has been named as the
> most-played record of the past 70 years in the United Kingdom, according
> to British performing rights group PPL.
>
>
> i think i saw them live once many many years ago...
> they might have opened up for kansas?
> [or all the chemicals have left false-concert-memory errors?]
        ++ I can see why. It's a great song.  I saw them in 1973 as the lead
act in a three band bill.  Renaissance, Dave Mason, and Procul Harum.  Don't
remember much, as I wasn't familiar with their catalog at the time.
        Phil
"Marriages may come and go,
but the game must go on."
                       Felix Unger
                      "The Odd Couple"