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  • It sure is nice to see these videos of the albums that we listened to back in the day. Thank you for the upload.

  • I love how BJ starts the drums while gary is counting to start...

    and this song is a river from the soul of the heart

  • Bands Today and Keyboard /Singers, Could not pull these kind of Creative Tunes Off ,NO-HOW.. get back Loretta...

  • Great!!!

  • Bach Bach Bach

  • Can't ask for better than this -- just outstanding, always was, always will be.

  • This is what is great about Great Britain- totally inspirational,soul-wrench9ing music.

  • NIESAMOWITE!!!!!!!!!

  • You can't fool me: the guitar player is actually Keanu Reeves having come straight over to join the boys from a Wyld Stallions gig!

  • Always a true emotion to lend an ear to this number!

    I had the chance to see them in concert.

  • The counterpoint fugue-like structure of this is simply brilliant -- and with the tune and emotion of the 1960s.

  • Cheers Gary Another Great RENDITION OF A CAPABILITY STANDARD !!!

    SHINE ON MAESTRO GARY AND WEE SMALL HOURS OF SIXPENCE!!!

  • Procom Harum sure had their own "sound." This song takes me back. Love the screaming guitar riff......broadcasts like a beacon.......Shine On Brightly.

  • even if quite insane shine on.....could be like Blake a bit "cracked"-but he lighta crack that lets in the light!

  • Thanks a lot, didn't have this one. :)

    Judging from the lineup (Ball Brooker, Cartwright, Copping, Wilson) it should be from 1971 to 1973

    That's actually Shine on Brightly and "In the In The Wee Small Hours of Sixpence"

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