Music Myths & Legends by Martin Vengadesan
IT was widely assumed in the early 70s that Procol Harum was history. Losing organist Matthew Fisher was bad enough (and prompted a decline after 1969’s A Salty Dog) but the departure of guitarist Robin Trower, who had dominated Procol’s fifth album Broken Barricades, seemed to sound the death knell for the band.
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