PROCOL HARUM Shine on Brightly SLRZ 1004 1968
£
104
$
138
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
ANOTHER OLD RECORD
ONE OWNER AND NOT PLAYED SINCE ABOUT 1973
VERY SLIGHT SPINDLE MARKS
NO SCRATCHES OR MARKS
ORIGINAL PAPER SLEEVE
THE ALBUM COVER DOES SHOW SOME WEAR, MAINLY BY BEING IN BETWEEN OTHER RECORDS
I'VE PUT UP PICS
Side One
QUITE RIGHTLY SO
SHINE ON BRIGHTLY
SKIP SOFTLY (MY MOONBEAMS)
WISH ME WELL
RAMBLING ON
Side Two
MAGDALENE (MY REGAL ZONOPHONE)
IN HELD TWAS IN I
a GLIMPSE OF NIRVANA
b TWAS TEAT TIME AT THE CIRCUS
c IN THE AUTUMN OF MYMADNESS
d LOOK TO YOUR SOUL
e GRAND FINALE
From the rear of the album cover.
Printed and made by Garrod & Lofthouse Lts Patent Pending
Dear Michael, here are your liner notes. I wonder if you wanted me to write about Procol Harum, or this album, or music or Life or whatever. I know very little about this record, you know; I can't figure out from the dub, and what you told me, whether side two contains one, two or three works. Don't worry; I don't care. If I did, I could call Denny in England; no expense should be spared for facts that matter. But this is not a matter of fact. This is just a record album. I am amused by how difficult it seems to have been for Keith to write the words for this album - no not write them, but to choose them - and I appreciate deeply his success in conveying his motley mood. This is a wonderfull record, kind of a letter from a friend I guess, or an expression of an eight month moment. I like it at the end, when Robbie simply says what he has to say, and it was so utterly relieving to hear him say it again. I like it at the beginning, when that familiar organ rolls/fades in and Keith/Gary starts by apologizing. I like especially 'My Moonbeams' and 'Shine On Brightly' which already run through my minds, and I like especially the whole show, as a whole show. Have you noticed how much the first Procol album (which was so influenced by Bonde on Blonde) influenced Music from Big Pink? This album here will affect so many of us so deeply that I wonder that you're not just bursting with pride at your involvement with it. I know I am. Procol Harum is a conerstone ofmyexistence, something I would have a craving need for were it not here. I am satisfied with this music; it really is fine stuff. You believe me, don't you? Good. I will stop repeating myself. Be very well -- your friend Paul Williams.
price rating
