Rest in Peace, Gary Brooker... your voice will echo through the ages, man : )

This is a masterpiece. Gary Brooker is an icon, and this is an iconic song. Gary's voice aged like fine wine. RIP Gary. You are so very missed!

This was a concert recorded for Danish TV. Every instrument and voice was individually mic'd and it was recorded over 100+  tracks. Every song was outstanding, particularly 'Conquistador,'  'Salty Dog' and 'Old English Dream.'

Gary Brooker. May you Rest in peace.❤
It's sad that  the majority of younger generations do not listen to or are familiar with music like this.
Or, attempt to write and compose music like this these days.
I'm afraid of the state of music these days.
It has become emotionless and over-commercial.
I love art.
I love love.

People go through each day of life and while it is happening, they don’t know that day will ultimately be the best day of their life.  This performance will be seen 1000 years from now and people will be moved

One of the greatest songs (and performance) of all time. RIP Gary

The melody is based on Air on the G String, by Bach. Gary Brooker was a force of nature when he sang. RIP. This was a huge hit in 1967.

In 1967 I was 15 and at the time it just blew me away, little did I know the musical odyssey ahead of me. From Woodstock to the death of Rock in the late 70's as all the older groups faded away. I'm sure other's will disagree but as each of us has their own journey this was mine.

Gary Brooker was one of the most underrated singers of the 1960s. Incredible voice. Thanks for the music Gary and Rest in Peace.

"...And so it was, that later,
As the miller told his tale,
That her face, at first, just ghostly,
Turned a whiter shade of pale."

Another classic from my high school days !  Got it on my IPod.......I'm 74. I got chills watching this.

🇨🇦   A 1960's Anthem that has stood the test of time for Decades !    🇨🇦

When I was a boy this song choked me up and still does. The music is poetry as well as the lyrics. Some get it some don’t.  I appreciate the orchestral and coral version very much.

He sounds very good for how much time has passed.

These were the days. The f'ing early 70's were the best period of time for music in history !

One of the greatest songs of the 20th century. Learn the lyrics and you'll understand the passion. RIP Gary

My generation truly lived through a golden age of popular music. The 60's and 70's produced innumerable gems like this. When did pop music's soul go dead? When boys and girls stopped dancing cheek to cheek.

One of only a few true musical masterpieces.

Music is one of my favorite things in this world when done right its a gift to the soul

I had the church organist play this song for my first wedding in 1971.  I still love the song although the marriage didn't last.