Vinyl Album - Procol Harum - Flyback 4 - The Best Of Procol Harum - Fly

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Procol Harum
Title:	Flyback 4 - The Best Of Procol Harum
Label:	Fly
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	TON 4
Date:	Mar 1971
Format:	LP
Genre:	Progressive, Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	11 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Procol Harum	Homburg	Brooker, Reid	10.0 Rate
A2	Procol Harum	She Wandered Through The Garden Fence	Brooker, Reid	9.0 Rate
A3	Procol Harum	The Milk Of Human Kindness	Brooker, Reid	7.0 Rate
A4	Procol Harum	The Devil Came From Kansas	Brooker, Reid	9.0 Rate
A5	Procol Harum	A Salty Dog	Brooker, Reid	9.0 Rate
A6	Procol Harum	Magdalene, My Regal Zonophone	Brooker, Reid	8.5 Rate
B1	Procol Harum	Shine On Brightly	Brooker, Reid	9.5 Rate
B2	Procol Harum	Boredom	Fisher, Brooker, Reid	7.0 Rate
B3	Procol Harum	Conquistador	Brooker, Reid	9.5 Rate
B4	Procol Harum	Your Own Choice	Brooker, Reid	8.0 Rate
B5	Procol Harum	Rambling On	Brooker, Reid	10.0 Rate
B6	Procol Harum	Pilgrim's Progress	Fisher, Reid	9.5 Rate

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Quad5point1 1st Dec 2020		Nod to kab2112, larger, brighter & tidier front sleeve scan added



Quad5point1 25th Mar 2016		Looks to be March 1971 as stated here



ppint. 27th Apr 2015		philmh: it's not that decca ever owned the recordings on dm126, but they'd licensed those recordings of awsop & lime street blues, and controlled them in the markets they'd signed up for until & unless that licence expired (or was bought out, or they broke it, or it was otherwise determined). these recordings were all originally released on the emi group label, regal zonophone, which had previously been known (if at all) (and only in parts) for the joy strings (~salvation army band things) etc, but which emi and essex music agreed to be the home label for all of essex music's artists - negotiations with decca/deram manglement evidently broke down over the package details somewhere, so both procol harum and the move were translated to the (rather distinguished-looking) (and non-standard silver-on-black corporate emi image) blue-and-silver of regal zonophone, despite decca's success with night of fear, i can hear the grass grow, and a whiter shade of pale... the first lp was on decca uk's deram label in merkia, complete with a whiter shade of pale (which the uk first lp lacks) - and in all the glory of rechanneled fake stereo



janiejjones 27th Apr 2015		Back and labels added. Printed and made by The E. J. Day Group, London & Bedford Manufactured for Fly Records, London (by EMI, see->) Deadwax (stamped) One: 1 TON 4 A - 1 U G R Two: 1 TON 4 B - 1 U P Label rim text typeset reminds me of something I cannot point to atm. Ref. omitting a hit, of course Decca would still own it after just 4 years elapsed, and this was summing up stuff from the EMI family.



ronkanefiles 6th Mar 2014		"She Wandered Through The Garden Fence" is in true stereo, too!



JPGR&B SUBS 2nd Jan 2014		I've changed it to 1971.



PhilMH 2nd Jan 2014		P.S. It's just a tad odd that a "best of" doesn't have the band's biggest (only?) hit on it! Or did Decca/Deram still have some residual right to it at that point?



PhilMH 2nd Jan 2014		I would tend to agree with you, Paul, certainly no later than 1973, which is when the label morphed into Cube. I just t had a look at the record on Discogs,and that has the 1969 date on it as well, most likely due to the statement on the labels that most tracks were published in 1969.

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