Journey’s End is the debut solo album by former Procol Harum guitarist/keyboardist Matthew Fisher, released in 1973 on RCA. Tracklist: A1. “Suzanne” (2:51) A2. “Going for a Song” (4:18) A3. “Play the Game” (4:31) A4. “Separation (Theme From the Film)” (3:25) A5. “Hard to Be Sure” (4:06) B1. “Marie” (4:23) B2. “Not This Time” (3:30) […]
Matthew Fisher is an English keyboardist and composer who played on the first three albums by Procol Harum. As a solo artist, he issued the 1973/74 albums Journey’s End and I’ll Be There on RCA Victor, followed in 1979–81 with a second pair of albums on Mercury. Fisher was born on March 7, 1946, in Croydon, […]
Procol Harum was an English symphonic-rock band that released nine studio albums between 1967 and 1977. Functioning for most of its existence as a quintet with a non-performing lyricist, the band played a pivotal role in rock’s maximalist trajectory by recording the world’s first side-long multi-movement suite, “In Held ‘Twas in I,” in 1968. Members: […]
