PROCOL HARUM - A Whiter Shade of Pale - STEREO

"A Whiter Shade of Pale" on Italian TV.

Footage synched with the relatively new Stereo Version.

[bizarrebazaar]

Hey Everyone! Only now I saw that Gary Brooker passed away.... : ( One of our greatest voices ... I'm sad... It's a strange feeling though... I'm sad for him, and for our loss, but - at the same time - I'm somewhat comforted by all the manifestations, namely here in this comment section, which means the World won't forget him... it shouldn't.... But above all - I must say it now! - it has been truly unique, and wonderful, to be able to read all the comments here (not only now, but from all over the last year), hear all your stories, and relations to the song, how it touched so many different lives... And - what really makes it for me - See, and experience, so much UNITY in this comment section... 🌍 It feels really special, gives me Hope, and it touches my Heart, believe me... 🙏 So, Thanks You All... Thanks Procol Harum. Thanks GARY BROOKER... 🙏 Thanks for your Life, and thanks for your decisive role on this unique experience.... Perhaps this Wonderful example can Lead the Way!🕊 


Rest in Peace GARY BROOKER, that here - the other type of them - are at War... : |

[OpalGlamour]

This was my dad's favorite song and we danced to this song during my wedding. He passed 2 days ago. I miss you so much dad. I love you.

[jasonbutler]

when i was younger in the early 90s i was getting picked up every weekend from my grandparents as i used to stay because my mum and dad were drug addicts. i then grew up at my grandparents house until i was 24. my grandad passed away yesterday annd this sonng takes me bback to a safe place a time in my life i truely felt happy and safe. my grandad was a special man this song reminds me of those drives home.

[joycereininger]

I can remember being at a high school dancing to this with my now husband for 53 years. So glad to have grown in the 60's. Loved this song. What great music we grew up with!!❤❤❤

[eniugot]

I am 71 and it really takes me back to those years of youth, very nostalgic...it will forever be an evergreen ❤

[derekstocker]

RIP Gary, this sound will never be forgotten and neither will your fabulous contribution to this legendary track.

[anthonyvellagregory]

I have been mesmerized by this song since it’s release. I am 69 years old and still shed tears whenever I hear it. It is just heavenly

[juliebryan]

This song was number 1 when I was born. My Dad who sadly passed away over 12 months ago and I would always play it loud and sing to it. Precious memories. RIP Gary Brooker 🙏 😢 💔 a legend and masterpiece.

[jessiearies]

Still sounds as great as it did back in 1967. I'm 76 now ☮💙

[gabelopez]

This was one of my Dad’s favorite songs and the last song we listened to together before he passed away. Every time I hear it I’m transported to that last moment in time.

[SarahMcGregor-Viney]

I'm 63, and this takes me back to my carefree University days, before the realities of life kicked in.
This is absolutely stunning - I listen to it most days! ❤

[wayz]

RIP Procol Harum, We will remember you, we won't forget this masterpiece!

[st.louisweatherczar]

An absolute classic! They just don't make music like this anymore.

[maryannsmith]

I can listen to this song over and over! 60’s music was the best!

[ernestross]

From my era (I'm 78) this Procol Harum tune, along with the likes of "Stairway", "Freebird", "Hotel California", "White Rabbit", "Edge of Seventeen" and Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is" still give me goosebumps. When we are emotionally devalued by today's fog, those goosebumps are the drug with the juice to bring us back to clarity ... listen, feel, remember and smile.

[Kacsamajom]

My goodness, I just realize, songs like this are the reason to live.

[javision-nw]

One of the best Songs ever in the history of Music

[robertsnell]

Truly one of the greatest musical masterpieces of all time.
I bought this "record" 55 years ago, and I still listen to it to this day.
So sorry that Gary has left us, but he did leave us something wonderful.

[lystentome]

My most favourite song in the 60s nothing beats this haunting melody 💙 ❤️ ♥️

[thokokhumalo]

Wow! Takes me back to my childhood.on Sunday mornings going to church on dusty streets of my beloved country South.Africa.Those were the lovely days people with morals and care for each other.Please God heal our world.Thank you legends