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The end so beautifull and hopefull !

I see and recognize Gordon Fitton. Remembering Finks, too 😃😃😃❤️

nice i enjoyed this very much

Wishing you both a happy new year ....Kevin don't forget seeing Humble Pie at the Action Hòuse (Rock Pile) on Long Island Joe Mazzarone 👍

I love it, RB

Wishing you both a Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. All our Love A&B xxx

Absolutely great, as is Dynamite. Maybe the best white soul singer of all time.

this is on broken barricades CD = Plenty of extra tracks, interesting

I never knew his name, all I knew was his vocals, & that he was a member of The Dells. I Touched A Dream was my favorite song from the group. His vocals were fire!! RIP Marvin Junior.

I saw him in 1970 in the Eberthalle in Ludwigshafen am Rhein, entrance fee 10 Deutsch Mark. I stand in the first row and i was only 16 years old. Alvin Lee is one of the best, for ever and ever. Thank you Alvin, now I´m 69 years old and i hear this band and i love this band.

What song is that in the background

With all my respect to Gary. Matthew did a better job singing it, like all the tunes that he sang. They were not for Gary's voice.Salty Dog was very meticulously constructed and engineered by Matthew Fisher. It is a masterpiece and Fisher voice was perfect for Pilgrims Progress. Gary did sing it sometimes with Procol Harum and did not fit.Just my humble opinion.

This is such a beautiful song, especially when sung by Gary Brooker.

If no one lives in the house or area why does Mr and Miss Dudly still work there who pays them?

R.I.P. Kenny

Holy crap, that is one scary demented broad. Her smiling makes the hair on back of my neck stand up. 😱

Kenny's influences and idols were The Young Rascals and Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, who were also manic and wild in their early appearances onstage. Mitch was from Hamtrammick's section of Detroit (my hometown) and The Rascals were from New York. The Soul Survivors were from Philadelphia and "Hey Gyp" is a cover of a 1965 Donovan folk song named after his musician mate, "Gypsy "Dave Lewis. So sorry to hear of Kenny's recent passing. R.I.P., Kenny Jeremiah.

Tell like it is AMEN 😊🎉😂❤!

This is my favorite version of this song. The anguish in Bill's voice is heartbreaking , and the ending phrase has such finality and resignation. Absolutely stunning. Truly great singing.

Absolutely correct! And he said it best, "That's impossible"!

BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE,SANG WITH LOTS OF FEELINGS..🎶💙

I love smile. Shes like "I GET TO SAY THE THING!" Shes super psyched.

Just heard this on the haunting of hill house

Only one of a kind is Bill Medley

Was Fisher gone by this time?

Young Bill Medley voice was off the chain

poco a poco. The hesitancy and cadence is transcendent.

thanks Kenny Shame Shame Shame

Sweet sorrow another masterpiece. Thank you.

Alvin definitely did not subscribe to economy of notes. He played the heck out the minor pentatonic with the half step blues notes tossed in. One of my guitar heroes that motivated me to play for hours driving everybody nuts.

I was there that night with a friend, his father and my father. I was 14. Jethro Tull opened the show. I think maybe a dozen people at the most in the audience had ever heard of them. They were spectacular and really won the crowd over. They were definitely more bluesy and jazzy at that stage. I also had never heard of Ten Years After and was pleasantly blown away hearing loud, fast guitar solos, especially since I had been playing guitar for a couple years. Blood Sweat and Tears were considered to be the headliners. Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart closed it out. Alvin Lee definitely influenced my playing for a while, but like just about everything else I outgrew it at some point. But I’m really pleased that this song from that night exists. The sound quality is surprisingly good. It would be great if more music from that night was available.

Uno dei capolavori HARUMIANI grande GARY BROOKER rip !!!!!!

Alvin, brilliant, yeah,huh...

Apparently the recording of this song was very labor intensive and time consuming. It was the most worked on pieces on an album of incredible songs such as A SALTY DOG. The ending of PILGRIM'S PROGRESS as recorded in the studio always moves me. So simple and yet ...

Procol is as always beyond these mortal things.

Always love this scene - so quotable it's a scream! 🙂

Alvin Lee is as good as if not better than Hendrix, Blackmore,page,etc, He is brilliant 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

la voix de GARY !!ok!

Always loved this song .

I think Gary honored Matthew this way - he could have chosen from plenty of his own songs, but chose this one by Matt. The song is very plain and simple, and it's incredible, how much it owes to Barrie J. Wilson's drumming here. B.J. was probably the most illustrative drummer of rock music - perfect for the PROCOL HARUM songs and music!

BJ Wilson crushes it again

My uncle, Sandy, was the keyboard player on ,Mama Soul. Rip kenny

Man, all these women are so beautiful.

With Love... Saudades. Procol Harum.... FOREVER

Most beautiful love song. I ever heard , to this day,

Brooker sings Fisher, once again. Wonder if Matt ever got any royalties for this one.

COOL

One of Keith Reid’s best. Matt fisher composed this.

Jolly good. Wonder if Jack Ponissi has heard this version.

This is it. And it is enough.