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Ain't Nothin' to Get Excited About is an album of rock and roll songs recorded in 1970 by the members of Procol Harum under the name Liquorice John Death. It was not released until 1997. History. Strictly speaking, this is not a Procol Harum album; it was recorded shortly after the band had finished working on their 1970 album Home.
Liquorice John Death - Ain't Nothin' to Get Excited About [Procol Harum, full album, 1970] - YouTube. Nicolas Gabriel Jimenez Alvarez. 15.8K subscribers. 4.8K views 9 years ago....
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The song on the Procol Harum album Grand Hotel called For Liquorice John is dedicated to him. That’s what it’s all about when we sing ‘He fell from grace and hit the ground’. So it is only right that he gets a full credit and the story is finally told.’
Ain't Nothin' to Get Excited About is an album of rock and roll songs recorded in 1970 by the members of Procol Harum under the name Liquorice John Death. It was not released until 1997.
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Death Rides a Pale Shade : Louder than Beatles, Heavier than Stones Not ornate, stately, or even faintly progressive by Procol Harum standards, Liquorice John Death's Ain't Nothin' to Get Excited About brings Whisky Train " – the most volcanic rock cut that PH did outside Simple Sister – into focus as an Elvis cop plated with Brit heaviness and ...
20. Dez. 2022 · Rock’n’Roll Rehab – Liquorice John Death: Ain’t Nothin’ To Get Excited About. By Steve Harnell | December 20, 2022. 5 minute read. Performing under a unique yet poignant pseudonym, Procol Harum kick out the jams with an under-the-radar gem of 50s rock’n’roll… What’s the first thing that springs to mind when you think of Procol Harum?
