RIP Gary 😢

EVER, EVER....We were two young people listening to this music in loop. My "first love " for few months in Galveston, Texas. i found her 50 years later, embeleavable ....waiting her aircraft at the Paris's airport 20 yards away front me... .it was my most beautiful day and the most intense moment of my life, Ever ever .....she left without talking to me but but send me a hidden kiss so warm and forgot her scarf hooked front of me. I ran as far as i can to grab it . i breathed it ! Everything came on me. It was the same fragance when i met her.... i will give a lot to get her back just for one hour with her..... but i knew i will die soon. ! Thank you to this woman who made me a man and lover. ByBy, your French lover for Ever, Ever.

Good to see Matthew Fisher finally got a songwriting credit for this song. Better late than never! And it’s good to see both he and Robin Trower came back and recorded with Procol Harum in the later years. Nice that everyone remained friends .

The best Song ever.. thanks Gary

A MASTERPIECE !!!! Thanks for sharing

Beautiful. Belissima. Thanks

Procul Harem transcends time.

Love love love this song!😊

Inesquecível, maravilhoso

GARY BROOKER AMOOOO SUAS MÚSICAS INCRÍVEIS. OUCO TODOS OS DIAS..SAUDADE DESCANCE EM PAZ TUA ALMA.

I've got the DVD of the whole concert at the Union Chapel. Well worth getting if you're a Procol fan. A great performance in an atmospheric building that compliments the music.

To je nádhera ,děkuji😊

Maybe the greatest song of all time.

The best memories ❤

Maravillosa canción , la más bella del mundo🙏🙏🙏🙏👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗🤗

I love this song very much

The bloke's voice may have faded a bit but the Hammond organ is still in tune.

RIP Gary Brooker.

Tempo de boa musica

Klasse🎉

La mejor melodía, verificación y musicalización y primera vez que se usaron dos organos

Musicas como esta nunca mais serâo gravadas

The title sounds awkward but the music is beautiful

Love to hear that second verse, and I love Gary's voice. And I get it. The guys on the guitars have played this song a millions times before, so for whatever reason they felt 'comfortable' in speaking so causally to one another on stage. But. But unfortunately it was to me...to me, very distracting, discourteous and disrespectful both - no, more so for one: to the audience (who didn't come to be distracted by this - if I were in attendance there it certainly would have been); and to Gary (who appears to be taking the song and performance seriously - and although he might not at all have seen it that way as I do...yet I think he would nevertheless understand and respect my point here as well), and I see it as disrespectful to the organist. If it were a bouncy 'happy go lucky' pop song perhaps it would fit in better - or appear to be less distracting and disrespectful. But, this song is not type of song, and there is a mood, there is a memory, there is a serious nature of this beautiful song that for me, leaves no room to be up there on stage merely playing your instruments. No, I mean no condemnation to these two men. But yes from my perspective (and it is merely mine), I have no issue or regret putting forth my reproving of them in this instance. Otherwise. If I had, had my eyes closed during this performance (something like Gary and Matthew Fisher had done to some extent), I would have been more than delighted with it. The best version I have heard of this song is of course the original back in 1967; but then equally so (if not a bit more so) is the version of the song from Procol Harum, in the Denmark 2006 Live concert with Gary knocking it out of the park.

Matthew Fisher ainda se apresenta em alguns lugares?

Chi puo' dirmi il titolo di questo pezzo? Grazie!!