Procol Harum - The Devil Came From Kansas - live 1974 скачать видео бесплатно

Mike Roberts

Amazing band - so delightfully obscure, heavy and soulful - all at the same time. Music today is a joke compared to this - what happened?

Mirra Syren

I'm in love with myself...I am the law...

riversidepete 61

this guitar solo is so out of tune....trower would never play this bad

Robert Lynch

One of the greatest groups I know about!

Domino014

Lilyhammer brought me here! 

Bernd Schade

mag heute 

Don't knock the rock

Wonderful!!!

Mad Max

My alta ego is a devil!

Luther Williams

mrkenray doesn't get it. typical

Luther Williams

A class act from start to present

musicplateau1

@Ananas_hoi......"Where he went to I can't say"

Harold.not.the.Barrel

Mr. Mick Grabham is the protagonist here. Procol always had the best guitarist available: Trower, Ball and last but not least Grabham, all terrific instrumentalists. THANK YOU for posting this very rare video. What´s the original show ?

Ananas_hoi

What is the second sentence?

henrysgigs1

CHECK THIS OUT.. Acclaimed author Sebastian Faulks kindly wrote the magnificent 'Afterword' to my biography of the seminal British band Procol Harum. PROCOL HARUM & THE GHOSTS OF A WHITER SHADE OF PALE. The biog is available in Europe now and launches in the USA on June 1 2013. MARTIN SCORSESE and SIR ALAN PARKER wrote the Forewords. Available now at amazon.co.uk and bookdepository.co.uk

Jane Millerick

Procol Harum ... The Devil Came from Kansas ..."Live 1974 for a Danish TV-Show, bonus footage from the new, briiliant Procol Harum DVD "In Concert with The Danish National Concert Orchestra & Choir"

Jane Millerick

Procol Harum ... The Devil Came from Kansas ...'Live 1974 for a Danish TV-Show, bonus footage from the new, briiliant Procol Harum DVD "In Concert with The Danish National Concert Orchestra & Choir."'

Becky Hughes

thank you for posting this. Yeah BJ was the best! I love this.

Peter Baum

If I'm not mistaken it was possible that BJ could have had Bonham's spot in Led Zep.

Tim Scott

I think some people thought that you meant "Barriemore Barlow of Jethro Tull because most folks just know him as B J who also played with Joe Cocker. But you did clear up the confusion, so thank you very much. I loved P H's sound because of the drumming and different moods they created. You almost feel like you are on a ship when listening 2 "A Salty Dog". They take you on a voyage with them.

Timothy Winters

How incredibly lucky those folks were to hear PH in such a small setting. BJ was simply the best. Never a better tub thumper technically nor creatively, and we actually get to see a bit of him in this one. Thank you for posting this!

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