The design is based on a painting by Sigrid Marie Bader, and depicts Barrie Wilson in a variation of the famous Salty Dog artwork. Thanks to Michael Ackermann for making the patches available to us.

An unusual rock memoir, now available in a revised and expanded edition, from the globe-trotting geographer who weaves a hypnotic tale of his quest for music, occasionally laced with his poignant search for a lost first love. George Lovell's prose style infectiously conveys the excitement and enduring reward of being a Procol Harum fan; amusing insights, personal contacts, lots of humanity, and a prose style shot-through with wittily-deployed quotations from Keith Reid lyrics. The book's contents are as follows:

Preface: Rambling On
1 The Opening Act
2 A Prodigal Return
3 Bhoona with Brooker
4 Millennial Fireworks
5 Croydon Reprised
6 An East Coast Pilgrimage
7 A West Coast Sojourn
8 Summer in the Soul
Epilogue: A Souvenir of London

There is also an appendix ('Lofty Peaks') charting the twenty-seven concerts on which the memoir is based.

c. A5 paperback book
First edition July 2007 [sold out]
Second edition December 2007 [revised and expanded: now 100+ pages]
Published by Artful Codger Press, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

ISBN 978-0-9782782762-2-5

Two souvenir concert-programmes

The Web Festival, Stoke Park, Guildford: 17 September 2000
This was Procol Harum's resurrection for the new millennium, and they took to the stage with two guitarists and a saxophonist, a choir and the New London Sinfonia. 18-page black-and-white programme about the festival on good paper, with stiff cover in colour; A4 format. Contains specially-written page about the new Procol Harum, 'Into Something Rich and Strange'.

The Gary Brooker Ensemble, Guildford Cathedral, UK: 16 April 2005
Gary Brooker's fundraising show for Tsunami-victims' relief. 8-page black-and-white programme, with stiff cover in colour; A4 format. Contains four pages of specially-written interviews (illustrated) with the Ensemble's five players, choral/orchestral conductor, and celebrity organist: 'Gary Brooker and the University of Rock'; four more pages constitute an authoritative Brooker album discography (illustrated) with selected lyric-quotations and analytical commentary.

The tee-shirt is printed in three colours on black, and features a quotation from the fine Procol Harum song 'Perpetual Motion'.The band-name lettering is closely based on the classic 'Edmonton' live album from 1971.

This design was made in a limited run for the band's November / December 2010 shows in the USA and Canada, and venues and dates (including two orchestral shows) appear on the back ... follow the link below to see more shots.

The shirts themselves are Gildan 100% Heavy Cotton pre-shrunk, and they're available in Extra Large and Extra Extra Large ... use the selector below to be sure you get the right thing.

The shirts themselves are Gildan 'softstyle' 100% cotton, pre-shrunk.They're available in Extra Large only: other sizes have sold out.

This tee-shirt's amusing and unusual design shows Geoff Dunn, Matt Pegg, Gary Brooker, Geoff Whitehorn and Josh Phillips with their instruments, busking in front of a cityscape. In front of the band, coins are collecting in a hat.

Designed by 'Cookie' from Weird Fish, they're printed in black on grey shirts, and were made for Procol Harum's January 2011 tour of Denmark with orchestra and chorus. The Danish venues and dates appear on the back along with the band's name, of course ... follow the link below to see more shots.

The shirts themselves are Gildan 'softstyle' 90% cotton and 10% polyester, pre-shrunk.They're available in Medium, Large and Extra Large: indicate the size you want, using the selector below.

Unique design, commissioned by 'Beyond the Pale' from Christine Ayre in London, for the unique 'Procol Rarum' concert on 21 July 2007

The shirt proclaims Procol Harum's prime songwriting duo,
Gary Brooker and Keith Reid

To ensure precision, the images are printed with four screens
on a royal blue heavy-weight ultra-cotton tee-shirt.

The perfect garment for the true Procoholic: Medium, Large sizes remaining

Order now with confidence • limited edition • when they're gone, they're gone!

A customer writes: The Brooker/Reid T-shirt is just plain cool,with those 'Home'-era photos of Gary and Keith recalling an earlier daguerrotype ... depicting our Rimbaud/Baudelairian duo assessing their misanthropic travails and surreal gothic tales of horror through an absinthe-stained dinner napkin.

Palers' Project tee-shirt

Specially designed by US artist Ruthie Bosch, the wood-block style illustration shows Procol's original 'Salty Dog' with 'a monkey riding on his back'; it names the three Palers' Project 2CD albums, namechecks Procol Harum, Brooker, Fisher, Trower and Reid.

Also featured is the enigmatic curly Palers' Project logo, based on a petroglyph carved in Scotland by an early Neolithic artist.

Printed in two colours on a Premium Grade teeshirt (205 gsm). This is a limited-edition.

Choose your size according to chest measurement: 35–37" small; 47–49" XXL. Three sizes are now sold-out: 38–40" medium; 41–43" large, 44–46" XL.

This unique shirt is an attractive addition to your Procol wardrobe as well as being a must-have for the hundreds of musicians who have appeared on the Palers' Project albums.

This tee-shirt's enigmatic graphic design was unveiled in 2009 and has recurred since with various tour dates printed on the back. Click the link below for further information.The shirts for sale here have German / Norwegian / Russian concert dates on the reverse.

There are two sizes: XLarge (which are purple) and L (which are olive-green): indicate which you want, using the selector below.