We seem to be witnessing a new wave of optimism lately. Happy, smiley faces of politicians doing chores, helping out, riding bikes, and marching in pride parades. The message is clear. The future ...

The White House is now home to umbrellas shipped from Mar-a-Lago that administration officials were quick to show off as the president's own playlist blared over the speakers during a recent tour.

- "They nicked it from Marvin Gaye." - "He nicked it from Bach!" This description of Procol Harum's 1967 hit A Whiter Shade Of Pale is from the film The Commitments, but it might also end up as an ...

The outpouring of emotion and love towards Ozzy Osbourne after he died aged 76 is testament to the impact his life and music had on the world. And, unsurprisingly, he's just like the rest of us - as ...

Procol Harum's former organ player has appeared in court to play the keyboard in a bid to prove he wrote part of one of the band's greatest hits. Matthew Fisher claims he wrote the distinctive organ ...

Procol Harum is a British rock band that formed in the 1960s, known for their unique blend of progressive rock, classical music, and psychedelic inspirations. They became famous for their 1967 hit ...

We can’t seem to shut up about ‘nepo babies’ these days. This isn’t a problem, as a concerning amount of oppurtunities to make music for a living seem to be going to folks with a famous lineage rather ...

A unique version of Procol Harum’s ‘A Whiter Shade of Pale’ featuring late singer Gary Brooker is among the songs on new charity album ‘Think Loud 4 Parkinson’s’. The LP was put together by esteemed ...

Paris Barclay's documentary explores a maverick who had hit singles, was secretly gay, and wasn't as big a 1970s star as he should have been. The sound of a holy organ rang out, and the camera zoomed ...

Prelude a l'Apres Midi d'un Faune by Debussy God Only Knows True Colors River Shine On You Crazy Diamond Schubert’s B-Flat Piano Sonata D960 Smile Let the River Run Back to Black Streets of London by ...

Back in 1966, Southend-based group The Paramounts split. They’d scored a hit single in 1964 with their version of Poison Ivy while they were still all teenagers, but time was showing that was likely ...