Somewhere in the spring of 1971, beneath the dim amber glow of studio lamps and the quiet hum of tape machines, Procol Harum gathered inside A&R Studios for a live radio broadcast on WPLJ-FM that would linger far beyond its fleeting hour. This powerful performance captures the band at a defining moment in their career. Already acclaimed for their distinctive fusion of rock, classical influence, and poetic song writing, the band delivers a confident and fully realised set that highlights their musical precision and emotional depth.

From the first piano chords to the final sustained organ notes, this broadcast showcases the group's unmistakable sound in an intimate studio setting. Gary Brooker's commanding vocals and expressive piano lead the performance, supported by rich organ textures, tasteful guitar work, and a tight, responsive rhythm section.

Homespun brings you this essential document of Procol Harum's early-1970s peak, presenting familiar material alongside deeper cuts with renewed energy and focus. For collectors and new listeners alike, it offers both historical importance and immediate listening appeal.