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Barrie Wayne Wilson, referred to as B.J. Wilson, was the drummer for Procol Harum and, before that, for the Paramounts. Given birth to in Edmonton in North London, Wilson created a pastime in the drums before he was an adolescent, and at age group 12, confident his mother to get …

The Paramounts are practically the embodiment from the up-and-down character from the music business. Once hailed from the Rolling Rocks as “the very best R&B group in Britain,” they toiled for a long time with only probably the most moderate chart success, which on the first solitary. Then they disbanded, …

Procol Harum is arguably probably the most successful “accidental” group creation — that’s, a music group originally assembled to make use of the achievement of an archive created within the studio room — in the annals of progressive rock and roll. With “A Whiter Tone of Pale” a monster strike …

In 1969, after finishing A Salty Pet, organist Matthew Fisher and bassist Dave Knights made a decision to exit the lineup of Procol Harum. The rest of the people — Gary Brooker, Robin Trower, and B.J. Wilson, throughout reshaping the music group — added Chris Copping, who performed both bass …