Yes, "Procol Harum" is a band name, and the song was a number 1 hit some 40
years ago. By "classic" I meant that it is still frequently played on the
radio even today and is probably easily found on Usenet. If you don't find
it, I can post it somewhere for you but this is probably the wrong place.
Maybe the original group? :^)
If you look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Whiter_Shade_of_Pale
it will tell you all you want to know.
Regards,
Thane
"nene" <nenepil(nospam)@excite.com> wrote in message
news:0055549b$0$18973$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com...
> Your welcome thane and happy christmas to you too.
>
> mmmhh well, honeslty i have no idea about what you mean, in my case it is
> the first time in my life i listen that song and i have no idea about what
> Procol Harum is, perhaps you want to mean that it is some kind of classic
> group band or blues and because you have said, for sure that song probably
> should be some kind of classic song like Bohemian Rhapsody or Lucy in the
> sky with Diamonds but it was completly unknown for me....hehehehe. Now
> you
> have made this point i'm curious, perhaps when i return from my trip i
> will
> look for the original song somewhere just to see how it
> listens.....hehehehe
>
> see you
>
> nene
>
>
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>> Ho! You mean track two isn't classical? After all, the composer always
> gave
>> due credit to Bach...
>> Actually, it brought a huge grin to my face listening to it. I have never
>> before heard it covered by anyone, much less a treble choir!
>>
>> Thank you for this and for all your wonderful posts.
>>
>> I wish for you a very Happy Christmas.
>>
>> Warmest regards,
>>
>> Thane
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