Gary Brooker had an amazing voice back in 1967 when this was first recorded. The truly amazing thing is that he sounds even better over half a century later.    RIP Mr. Brooker

Procol Harum - A Salty Dog, An Old English Dream live in Denmark 2006 is another great one.

This was music we heard on the radio everyday back in the 60's and 70's.

No there is no music like this anymore-hasn’t been for a long time.

A salty dog from the same concert next. Fantastic

Remember that "the singer guy" wrote the song and the orchestrations of all their songs that had orchestra parts, including here.  Gary Brooker was always an underrated vocalist and songwriter.  RIP Gary!

RIP to singer Gary Brooker who passed away almost 4 years ago. What a voice he had, it def aged like my favorite bottle of red wine called Tenacious from my favorite Napa vineyard, Celani. Thanks  Erica.

Thanks for the reaction.   They were so good.   It was so great living during their time so I'm glad you get to enjoy it also.  Stay happy.

To me this was their greatest song. Thank you.

One of my favorite songs of all time can't stop listening still in 2026

From that same concert, you should listen to A Salty Dog. A beautiful song.

Erica in a few minutes you described why I've loved this song for fifty years!!  I haven't heard this in ages which is one reason I watch this channel everyday!!  Another I enjoy Erica and her reactions!

I love your reactions.  I like seeing you as well as other young people who were inspired to become educated in music reacting to the music that I grew up on.  I feel like I was fortunate to be born in the mid fifties because I was aware of music early on and the Beatles emerged when I was around ten.  They really got my attention as an introduction to all that they ushered in, in terms of cultural impact and other musical forms that followed with them as inspiration.  I expect that it's same for every generation to feel a sense of something special about their time.  Still, somehow I feel like I hit a sweet spot to have been so impressionable as I witnessed these things.  I'm left to wonder if the music that's popular now will endure in a similar way, resonating for decades to come.

Thank you for your reaction to such a great son!

Robin Trower played guitar for Procol Harem until 1971. He released his first solo album in 1973 called "Twice Removed from Yesterday", I think you will like his songs "Daydream" and "Hanna" if you're ever in the mood for mellow, bluesy, psychedelicy, rocky music.

Check out their song, A Salty Dog. Most excellent.

Heard the original Procol Harum band with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl in 1973.  Good times.

Awesome our junior high band used to play this, fired my up then still stirs my soul!

"I can see no maze to unwind".  Awesome song and another great reaction!!

Great often overlooked band in the vein of the Moody Blues and Deep Purple in that they combined great organ, guitar, vocals and drumming. Deep, deep catalog.