Procol harum

Procol Harum described Brooker as "a brightly shining, irreplaceable light in the music industry"

Matthew Fisher 'delighted' by victory for royalties

Yet another twist in legal saga of 60s classic

Matthew Fisher gets credited after 40 years

The fight for rights over 1967 hit nears climax

Recorded last December at the end of the 2003 world tour, it's spooky watching Gary Brooker singing "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" so many years after it scored 1967's summer of love. Yet his voice hasn't altered one iota. A third of the 21 tracks come from their 2003 album, The Well's On Fire. But it's old favourites like "Homburg", "Shine On Brightly" and "A Salty Dog" that command all the attention.

Veteran outfit still going strong

A quarter-century of baroque-rock 45s

All aboard for the glory days of the '60s pirate radio stations

Antipodean jazz experimentalists find new ways to tell some epic tales