In 1973, Procol Harum released its seventh album, Grand Hotel. This was the same year Paul McCartney’s Band on the Run and Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon hit the record shops. Because of ...

Together, the duo also penned the band’s “Grand Hotel,” “Shine on Brightly,” and “A Salty Dog,” and the majority of the band’s songs before Procol Harum broke up in 1977, following ...

Procol Harum`s Tuesday night show at the Vic Theatre provided intriguingly mixed answers to questions about whether a band can regain its identity when it re-forms years down the road. When Procol ...

Alan Cartwright, Procol Harum's bassist from 1971 to 1976, died in March 2021. Alan Cartwright, ... 1973's Grand Hotel, 1974's Exotic Birds and Fruit and 1975's Procol's Ninth. ...

Procol Harum Grand Hotel ★★★ Exotic Birds And Fruit ★★★★ (Esoteric/Cherry Red) Many bands become legends by surviving the slings and arrows of outrageous rock 'n' roll behaviour.

Music Week's round-up of the latest album reissues and catalogue releases, including Jethro Tull, Procol Harum and Mod Jazz Your site will load in 16 seconds. Skip ...

Procol Harum are set to release a limited-edition, super deluxe box set celebrating 50 years of their music. The eight-disc collection Still There'll Be More is due March 23 and spans their entire ...

In April 1967, Reid co-founded the group with his friend Gary Brooker, who was Procol Harum’s lead singer, pianist, and composer. Booker died last year also at the of age 76.

Songwriter Keith Reid -- the lyricist for Procol Harum, who co-wrote the band's highest-charting hit, "A Whiter Shade of Pale" -- has died at age 76. × Skip to main content ...

Keith Reid, whose impressionistic lyrics for the early progressive rock band Procol Harum helped to fuel emblematic songs of the 1960s, most notably “A Whiter Shade of Pale,” died on March 23 ...

Keith Reid, the lyricist who co-wrote Procol Harum's timeless classic A Whiter Shade Of Pale, has died at the age of 76. Born in Hertfordshire, Reid never performed with Procol Harum but was vital ...

Reid played no instruments, but his oblique, literary lyrics were a crucial element of Procol Harum's appeal Keith Reid, the lyricist who co-wrote Procol Harum's timeless classic A Whiter Shade Of ...