Shine on Brightly
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| Shine on Brightly | ||
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| Studio album by Procol Harum | ||
| Released | 1968 | |
| Recorded | 1967-1968 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Length | 49:31 | |
| Label | Repertoire | |
| Producer(s) | ? | |
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| Procol Harum chronology | ||
| Procol Harum (1967) |
Shine on Brightly (1968) |
A Salty Dog (1969) |
Shine on Brightly, by Procol Harum, was released in 1968.
The album was extremely influential in the developing of progressive rock, breaking all normal music standards with the 17 minute epic "In Held Twas In I", which marked the beginning of the trademark 20 minute progressive rock suite's that would arise later in the seventies.
[edit] Track listing
- "Quite Rightly So"
- "Shine On Brightly'"
- "Skip Softly (My Moonbeams)"
- "Wish Me Well"
- "Rambling On"
- "Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone)"
- "In Held Twas In I":
- "Glimpses Of Nirvana"
- "Twas Teatime At The Circus"
- "In The Autumn Of My Madness"
- "Look To Your Soul"
- "Grand Finale"
[edit] Credits
- Matthew Fisher - organ; also: vocal on "In The Autumn of My Madness,:piano on "Grand Finale"
- Dave Knights - bass guitar
- B.J. Wilson - drums
- Robin Trower - guitar
- Gary Brooker - piano and vocals
- Keith Reid - lyrics
| Procol Harum |
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| Current members: Gary Brooker ·
Geoff Dunn · Matt Pegg · Josh Phillips · Geoff Whitehorn · Keith Reid |
| Former members:
Dave Ball · Dave Bronze · Alan Cartwright · Chris Copping · Matthew Fisher · Mick Grabham · Dave Knights · Mark Brzezicki · Dee Murray · Pete Solley · Jerry Stevenson · Robin Trower · B.J. Wilson |
| Discography |
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Studio Albums: Procol Harum · Shine on Brightly · A Salty Dog · Home · Broken Barricades · Grand Hotel · Exotic Birds and Fruit · Procol's Ninth · Something Magic · The Prodigal Stranger · The Well's on Fire Live albums: Procol Harum Live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Other albums: The Long Goodbye · Liquorice John Death: Ain't Nothin' To Get Excited About · One More Time - Live in Utrecht 1992 · |
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