Procol Harum

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Procol Harum is an English rock band best known for their 1967 hit single "A Whiter Shade of Pale," a landmark of the psychedelic and progressive rock era.

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Procol Harum canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical group
rock band
activePeriod 1967–1977
1991–2019
associatedAct Gary Brooker
Keith Reid
Matthew Fisher
Robin Trower
The Paramounts
countryOfOrigin England
formedIn 1967
genre art rock
baroque pop
progressive rock
psychedelic rock
rock
hasHitSingle A Whiter Shade of Pale
Conquistador
Homburg
hasMember Alan Cartwright
B. J. Wilson
Bobby Harrison
Chris Cooke
Chris Copping
Dave Ball
Dave Bronze
Dave Knights
Dee Murray
Don Snow
Frank Mead
Gary Brooker
Geoff Whitehorn
George Allen
Graham Broad
Henry Lowther
Henry Spinetti
Ian Hauge
Josh Phillips
Josh Phillips-Gorse
Keith Reid
Keith Weir
Mark Brzezicki
Mark Feltham
Matt Pegg
Matthew Fisher
Mick Grabham
Pete Solley
Ray Royer
Robin Trower
Roger Taylor
Tim Renwick
hasOfficialWebsite https://www.procolharum.com/
influencedBy classical music
R&B
surface form: rhythm and blues
languageOfLyrics English
locationOfFormation London, England
surface form: London
notableAlbum A Salty Dog
Broken Barricades
Exotic Birds and Fruit
Grand Hotel
Home
Procol Harum self-link
Procol’s Ninth
Shine On Brightly
Something Magic
The Prodigal Stranger
The Well’s on Fire
notableEvent release of A Whiter Shade of Pale in 1967
release of The Well’s on Fire in 2003
reunion and release of The Prodigal Stranger in 1991
notableWork A Salty Dog
A Whiter Shade of Pale
Conquistador
Grand Hotel
Homburg
Shine On Brightly
recordLabel A&M Records
Chrysalis Records
Deram Records
Eagle Records
Regal Zonophone Records

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A&M Records hasArtist Procol Harum
Procol Harum notableAlbum Procol Harum self-link
Chrysalis Records signedArtist Procol Harum
Ray Cooper collaboratedWith Procol Harum