Something Magic

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Something Magic
Studio album by Procol Harum
Released	March 1977
Recorded	Late 1976
Genre	Progressive Rock
Producer	Procol Harum, Ron Albert and Howie Albert
Procol Harum chronology
Procol's Ninth (1975) Something Magic (1977) The Prodigal Stranger (1991)

Something Magic, by Procol Harum, was released in 1977.

After this album was released Copping left the band. Dee Murray (Elton John's bassist) replaced him for the North American tour promoting this album.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Something Magic"
2. "Skating on Thin Ice"
3. "Wizard Man"
4. "The Mark of the Claw"
5. "Strangers in Space"
6. "The Worm & The Tree Part One"

• "Introduction"
• "Menace"
• "Occupation"

7. "The Worm & The Tree Part Two"

• "Enervation"
• "Expectancy"
• "Battle"

8. "The Worm & The Tree Part Three"

• "Regeneration"
• "Epilogue"

[edit] Credits

• Pete Solley - organ and synthesisers
• Chris Copping - bass guitar
• B.J. Wilson - drums
• Mick Grabham - guitar
• Gary Brooker - piano and vocals
• Keith Reid - lyrics

[edit] External links

• ProcolHarum.com - ProcolHarum.com's page on this album

v • d • e Procol Harum Gary Brooker · Geoff Dunn · Matt Pegg · Josh Phillips · Geoff Whitehorn · Keith Reid Dave Ball · Graham Broad · Dave Bronze · Mark Brzezicki · Alan Cartwright · Chris Copping · Matthew Fisher · Mick Grabham · Bobby Harrison · David Knights · Dee Murray · Tim Renwick · Ray Royer · Don Snow · Pete Solley · Henry Spinetti · Jerry Stevenson · Robin Trower · Ian Wallace · B.J. Wilson Guy Stevens · Bill Eyden · Tim Renwick Discography Studio Albums Procol Harum · Shine on Brightly · A Salty Dog · Home · Broken Barricades · Grand Hotel · Exotic Birds and Fruit · Procol's Ninth · Something Magic · The Prodigal Stranger · The Well's on Fire · Secrets of the Hive Live albums Procol Harum Live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra · One More Time - Live in Utrecht 1992 Other albums The Long Goodbye · Ain't Nothin' to Get Excited About