C&L's Late Night Music Club With Procol Harum

An old friend told me that after the release of <em>Music From Big Pink</em>, every rock band made a record where they were trying to sound like The Band.
By Jared Shade Reynolds — October 25, 2010

An old friend told me that after the release of Music From Big Pink, every rock band made a record where they were trying to sound like The Band. Procol Harum's A Salty Dog could certainly fit this description, and this is probably the reason why I like it so much. That, and the fact that it has a nautical theme, as I am a big fan of sea-faring history. What's your favorite concept record?

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