Prog Synch Listen: If - Reached Out on Both Sides

[Nancy]

Sorry C, had to check in on work and make sure nothing had blown up / caught on fire.

[Hightea]

there is a lot of interplay you can feel the energy of them playing off each other.

[C]

Thanks for the pick.
great taste like always!

Thanks my learned friend

The first 4 are essential




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[kath]

Hi Peeps.
I've got to admit I've never heard this before.
so far very interesting very like the organ and horns.

howdy. how was procol?

i've never heard the album all the way through, but it sounds so much what i loved about the first.

howdy
Procol were excellent especially the second half when they got into the great old stuff. Paul Winter showed up and played two songs with them.

yes!

i really am so jealous. i've been a procol freak since i was a brat. never got to see em

wonderful section here, again FLUTE... then the wind-up... then the bluesy jam.

[Nancy]

I'm hearing a similarity in vocal phrasing to how Pete Townshend sang on some of his solo albums. But then it's been a long week and I am very old.

[C]

I just love Terry's guitar playing it is so measured yet as sharp as a razor!

ooofness abounds






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[Hightea]

Sorry C, had to check in on work and make sure nothing had blown up / caught on fire.

yeah I'm in the same boat - tax/pension season I'm sitting here looking at some doctor who makes too much money but always complains about our invoices.

[kath]

Sorry C, had to check in on work and make sure nothing had blown up / caught on fire.

don't forget, honey. happy fucqueitfriday, mwhahahaha


oooooooof gweetar

[kath]

I just love Terry's guitar playing it is so measured yet as sharp as a razor!

ooofness abounds






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it's happifying my very soul

[Spock!]

Majestic.

[C]

howdy. how was procol?

i've never heard the album all the way through, but it sounds so much what i loved about the first.

howdy
Procol were excellent especially the second half when they got into the great old stuff. Paul Winter showed up and played two songs with them.

yes!

i really am so jealous. i've been a procol freak since i was a brat. never got to see em

wonderful section here, again FLUTE... then the wind-up... then the bluesy jam.

Nice one.

I only saw Procol Harum once and that was in 1971 supporting Jethro Tull (at The Royal Albert Hall)







A lovely guitar solo here







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[C]

Sorry C, had to check in on work and make sure nothing had blown up / caught on fire.

Welcome back!





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[Spock!]

And when you're thinking it can't get much better the horns return!

[kath]

I only saw Procol Harum once and that was in 1971 supporting Jethro Tull (at The Royal Albert Hall)









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amazinggg.

at least i've gotten to see tull in double digits, mwhahaha

tull has been so very friendly to my geography, as you know

[kath]

And when you're thinking it can't get much better the horns return!

i was thinkin the very same thing when those horns came in

[kath]

damn this album is moving fast

[C]

This track was co-written by Margaret Busby a Ghanaian-born publisher, editor, writer and broadcaster, resident in the UK. She was Britain’s youngest and first black woman book publisher






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[kath]

ooof into jazzy bounce now

[C]

The bass guitar is very tidy throughout - no heroics but very tight






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[Hightea]

howdy
Procol were excellent especially the second half when they got into the great old stuff. Paul Winter showed up and played two songs with them.

yes!

i really am so jealous. i've been a procol freak since i was a brat. never got to see em

wonderful section here, again FLUTE... then the wind-up... then the bluesy jam.

Nice one.

I only saw Procol Harum once and that was in 1971 supporting Jethro Tull (at The Royal Albert Hall)




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Yeah C never saw them and was glad to finally see them and Gary's voice was still quite good. He is a funny chap too told a few stories and kept telling us that whisky was good for his vocals as he took another sip.

Kath me too when they ended with Conquistador then into A Whiter Shade it was a dream.