Procol Harum
LIVE WITH THE EDMONTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
A&M SP4335
(Note: SP 4334 was assigned to Jimmy Cliff (self-titled) but this was unreleased)
Gary Brooker - vocals and piano/ B.J. Wilson - drums/ Alan Cartwright - bass/ Chris Copping - organ & harpsichord/ Dave Ball - guitar/ Keith Reid - words.
Side One: Conquistador 4:16/ Whaling Stories 7:41/ A Salty Dog 5:37/ All This and More 4:23.
Side Two: In Held Twas In I 19:11 comprising: Glimpses of Nirvana, "Twas Teatime at the Circus, In the Autumn of My Madness, Look to Your Soul, and Grand Finale.
Recorded live at Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on November 18, 1971.
Concert coordination: Derek Sutton
Recorded on Wally Heider's Mobile Studio, engineered by Wally Heider and Ray Thompson. Remixed by John Punter. Chris Thomas supervised and produced.
Special thanks to Bruce Meek for the cover and Jim Parker for help with orchestrations.
All songs by Brooker/ Reid except side two (Brooker/ Reid/ Matthew Fisher).
JB
SP 4335 entered the Billboard Top 200 on May 13, 1972, peaked at # 5 and charted for 28 weeks, according to Whitburn's "Top Pop Albums"
LIVE WITH THE EDMONTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
A&M SP4335
(Note: SP 4334 was assigned to Jimmy Cliff (self-titled) but this was unreleased)
Gary Brooker - vocals and piano/ B.J. Wilson - drums/ Alan Cartwright - bass/ Chris Copping - organ & harpsichord/ Dave Ball - guitar/ Keith Reid - words.
Side One: Conquistador 4:16/ Whaling Stories 7:41/ A Salty Dog 5:37/ All This and More 4:23.
Side Two: In Held Twas In I 19:11 comprising: Glimpses of Nirvana, "Twas Teatime at the Circus, In the Autumn of My Madness, Look to Your Soul, and Grand Finale.
Recorded live at Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on November 18, 1971.
Concert coordination: Derek Sutton
Recorded on Wally Heider's Mobile Studio, engineered by Wally Heider and Ray Thompson. Remixed by John Punter. Chris Thomas supervised and produced.
Special thanks to Bruce Meek for the cover and Jim Parker for help with orchestrations.
All songs by Brooker/ Reid except side two (Brooker/ Reid/ Matthew Fisher).
JB
SP 4335 entered the Billboard Top 200 on May 13, 1972, peaked at # 5 and charted for 28 weeks, according to Whitburn's "Top Pop Albums"