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Product Identifiers

Record LabelEsot, ESOTERIC

UPC5013929475243

eBay Product ID (ePID)15046072619

Product Key Features

Release Year2018

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistProcol Harum

Release TitleProcol's Ninth

Dimensions

Item Height0.93 in

Item Weight0.40 lb

Item Length5.60 in

Item Width4.93 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks50

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Pandora's Box 1.2 Fools Gold 1.3 Taking the Time 1.4 The Unquiet Zone 1.5 The Final Thrust 1.6 I Keep Forgetting 1.7 Without a Doubt 1.8 The Piper's Tune 1.9 Typewriter Torment 1.10 Eight Days a Week 1.11 Pandora's Box 1.12 (Raw Track - Previously 1.13 Unreleased) 1.14 Fools Gold (Raw Track) 1.15 Taking the Time (Raw Track) 1.16 The Unquiet Zone 1.17 (Raw Track) 1.18 The Final Thrust 1.19 (Raw Track - Previously 1.20 Unreleased) 1.21 The Poet 1.22 (Raw Track - Previously 1.23 Unreleased) 1.24 The Piper's Tune (First Mix - Previously Unreleased) 1.25 Typewriter Torment (Alternate Version - Previously Unreleased) 2.1 Shine on Brightly (Live at the Capitol Theater 2.2 As Strong As Samson (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.3 Conquistador (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.4 Pandora's Box (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.5 The Unquiet Zone (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.6 A Salty Dog (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.7 A Souvenir of London (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.8 Cerdes (Outside the Gates of) (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.9 I Keep Forgetting (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.10 Grand Hotel (Including the Blue Danube) (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 2.11 Power Failure (Live at the Capitol Theater 2.12 Simple Sister (Live at the Capitol Theater 1975- Previously Unreleased) 3.1 Shine on Brightly (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.2 Whaling Stories (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.3 Conquistador (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.4 Pandora's Box (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.5 The Piper's Tune (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.6 Grand Hotel (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.7 Beyond the Pale (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.8 A Salty Dog (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.9 I Keep Forgetting (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.10 The Blue Danube (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.11 Be-Bop-A-Lula / Old Black Joe (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased) 3.12 A Whiter Shade of Pale 3.13 (Live at Leicester University - Previously Unreleased)

NotesUK three CD set. Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the acclaimed Procol Harum album Procol's Ninth. Released in August 1975 the album was the product of a series of recording sessions at The Who's Ramport Studios in Battersea, produced by the legendary American songwriting and producing team of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Procol's Ninth was another fine collection of material written by Gary Brooker and lyricist Keith Reid, with such memorable tracks as Pandora's Box (a hit single for the band in July 1975), The Unquiet Zone, Fool's Gold and Typewriter Torment. However, the album was also notable for featuring two cover versions, namely Leiber and Stoller's I Keep Forgetting and Lennon and McCartney's Eight Days a Week. This expanded edition of Procol's Ninth includes the original album with eight bonus tracks taken from the album sessions (five of which are previously unreleased), along with two additional bonus discs recorded in concert at the Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey on 17th October 1975 and at Leicester University on 29th November 1975, both previously unreleased. This edition of Procol's Ninth has been newly re-mastered and also includes a lavishly illustrated booklet featuring material from Gary Brooker's personal archive and an essay by Procol Harum authority Roland Clare.