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Procol Harum - One More Time [live in Utrecht, Nederlands 13 february 1992] (1992)

Track listing:
  1. Bringing Home the Bacon 4:41
  2. Shine On Brightly 4:01
  3. Homburg 3:34
  4. One More Time 4:52
  5. Grand Hotel 6:46
  6. Man with a Mission 4:59
  7. The Devil Came from Kansas 5:57
  8. Whiskey Train 7:27
  9. The King of Hearts 5:50
  10. A Salty Dog 4:39
  11. Whaling Stories 8:14
  12. All Our Dreams are Sold 5:39
  13. Repent Walpurgis 8:14

Notes

Procol Harum - One More Time - Live in Utrecht, Netherlands - 13 February 1992


01 Bringing Home the Bacon 4:28
02 Shine On Brightly 3:55
03 Homburg 3:30
04 One More Time 4:38
05 Grand Hotel 6:35
06 Man with a Mission 4:50
07 The Devil Came from Kansas 5:52
08 Whisky Train 7:20
09 The King of Hearts 5:36
10 A Salty Dog 4:26
11 Whaling Stories 8:03
12 All Our Dreams are Sold 5:32
13 Repent Walpurgis 7:40


Gary Brooker - Piano / Vocals
Matthew Fisher - Hammond Organ
Geoff Whitehorn - Lead Guitar
Dave Bronze - Bass Guitar
Mark Brzezicki - Drums

Mixing Engeneer - Matthew Fisher at Old Barn Studios

Liner note

Procol Harum, whose classic hit from 1967, A Whiter Shade Of Pale, was recently voted one of the best singles of the 20th century, reformed in 1991. After a 14-year layoff Gary Brooker got together again with Keith Reid, Matthew Fisher and Robin Trower and they made a new album called The Prodigal Stranger for Zoo Records.

Among the musicians who helped out on this album were Tim Renwick (guitar), Dave Bronze (bass) and Mark Brzezicki (drums). So when Procol Harum started their Prodigal Stranger Tour in September 1991, it was no surprise that these three pros were added to the line-up, Brzezicki having the unenviable task of following up the highly-rated BJ Wilson, who had tragically died in October 1990, and Renwick replacing Trower who was unable to perform due to previous commitments.

The first part of their reunion tour took place in Canada and the USA and kicked off in Toronto on 23 September. The set contained seven songs from the new album. According to Ira Band in the Toronto Sun Gary Brooker had lost none of his vocal charisma and the high point was the passionate A Salty Dog. After this 11-city tour, which finished in Los Angeles Variety Arts Center, Gary Brooker and Matthew Fisher guested on the David Letterman Show.

For the next leg of their Prodigal Stranger Tour Tim Renwick was replaced by Geoff Whitehorn, who made his début with the band on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show.

On 15 January 1992 the European part of the tour began in the Augsburg Kongresshalle. After Germany the tour went on to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Poland and Austria. After their return to Germany for one more performance (Frankfurt Music Hall) Procol headed for Utrecht.