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	'This Old Cat': a monster Redhill report
		Graham Broad, drums; Dave Bronze, bass; Gary Brooker, voice; Chris Copping, Korg synth;
		Graham Broad, drums; Dave Bronze, bass; Gary Brooker, piano; Chris Copping, Hammond;
		Now Graham Broad's crisp snare rolls, and the witty triple-keyboard quotations from the Circus March, suggested that vaudeville was a vital ingredient in the Procol melting-pot as well, as the curtains opened on the most colourful corner of Keith Reid's inner world.
	www.procolharum.com /redhill12.htm

	Procol Harum
		In addition, bassist Dave Knights took off, so the band decided to kill two birds with one stone, and picked up one Chris Copping (who was actually a member back when the band was known as The Paramounts) to fill both the organ and bass duties.
		The important thing to note, though, is that (at least here), Copping is a bassist first and an organist second, and that means that the unique setup of the original Procol evolved, in essence, into a "standard" rock setup (ie guitar drums bass keyboard).
		This wasn't as disastrous as would have been, say, the departure of Brooker or Reid, but it still had a significant impact on the band, as Fisher's organ was one of the main pillars on which laid the unique sound of the band.
	www.johnmcferrinmusicreviews.org /procol.htm (10970 words)

	JR.com: PROCOL HARUM in Music
		Procol Harum: Gary Brooker (vocals, piano); Mick Grabham (guitar); Chris Copping (organ); Alan Cartwright (bass); B. Wilson (drums,...
		Procol Harum includes: Gary Brooker (vocals, piano); Keith Reid (guitar, background vocals); Robin Trower, Ray Royer (guitar); Chris...
		Procol Harum: Gary Brooker (vocals, piano); Robin Trower, Jerry Stevenson (guitar); Matthew Fisher (organ); Dave Bronze (bass); Mark...
	www.jr.com /xs-procol-harum--ap!t;nn!713470.html (463 words)

	Amazon.com: Broken Barricades [IMPORT]: Music
		The performances by Brooker, Trower, Wilson, and bassist Chris Copping are excellent, and the songs are consistently solid from beginning to end.
		Though certainly not a full-tilt rocker, the album did manage to display a plethora of musical stylings to which fans were not necessarily accustomed, hence it's a "must listen" for those who are just now exploring the group's marvelous oeuvre.
		Other great rockers include guitarist Robin Trower's "Memorial Drive," "Power Failure" (featuring an awesome drum solo by B.J. Wilson), the great rollicking fun of "Playmate Of The Mouth" (one of my personal favorite Harum tunes), and Trower's album finale, "Poor Mohammed." The classical-flavored title song is very lovely.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000069KOH?v=glance (1949 words)

	Exotic Birds and Fruit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The album featured Chris Copping on organ, Alan Cartwright on bass guitar, B.J. Wilson on drums, Mick Grabham on guitar, Gary Brooker on piano and vocals and the lyrics of Keith Reid.
		Exotic Birds and Fruit, by Procol Harum, was released in 1974.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Exotic_Birds_and_Fruit (78 words)

	Colin Gibson sessions (The Musicians' Olympus)
		Important guests: Tim Renwick (guitar), Micky Moody (guitar), Jimmy Jewell (sax), Colin Gibson (bass), Glen LeFleur (percussion), Henry Spinetti (drums), and many members from Procol Harum (his manager was a former member of the band): Gary Brooker (keyboards), Chris Copping (bass), Pete Solley (keyboards), Robin Trower (guitar), and B.J. Wilson (drums).
		Colin probably plays here because Kenny Craddock is the producer in some tracks.
		First thing: Colin Gibson doesn't play here, but I include it because there are 3 songs co-written by Colin.
	geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Diner/2674/cgibs_s.htm (78 words)

	2002Mar29.htm
		ST163 Jeremy Nicholls (Cortina) treated Freestone to a T-bone but fell foul of a shot from LN148 Ian Redden (Capri) as Gedney went in on Greer only to take a package from the smart Volvo 340 of MB14 Chris Crockett.
		TW138 Sean Nurse then planted Bruno into 219 Div, with Bruno also copping a head-on from Mann as TT67 Mark Whittaker (Marina) steamed Colbert, who also felt a T-bone from Nurse.
		Pe Pe took her second win but it was only enough for the runners up spot as a third and fifth was enough for the Condoms to raise the title, the Motley Krew finishing joint second.
	www.btinternet.com /~wastedmc/2002Mar29.htm (78 words)

	HAVEN MEWS, LIVERPOOL ROAD, LONDON, N1 - Copping Joyce / Stickley & Kent - Central London Estate Agents
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		Please contact Adrian Plant or Chris Rees-Williams on 020 7288 0330 for further information.
		Three stunning contemporary houses arranged over three floors within a secure gated development.
	www.stickleykent.co.uk /new_homes/haven_mews.htm (78 words)

	Barnet & Dist AC - Latest Club News
		Tom Nagle won a Gold medal for his age; Grace Bullen and Matt Holland won Silvers; and Grace Moore, Chris Copping and Stephen Rayner won Bronze.
		Devlin Williams just missed out on a medal in the 100m.
		Race 3: 1 Dave Wilcock 4.45, 2 Sean Dixon U17B 4.57, 3 John Shirley 5.27, 4 Shaun Reid U15B 5.29, 5 John Fuller 5.54, 6 Mike Sawyer 5.56, 7 Stephen Furby 6.04, 8 Dan Pavitt 6.06, 9 Graham Barnett 6.27, 10 David Williams 6.56, 11 Stephen Hewitt 7.00, 12 John Fulcher II 7.13
	www.british-athletics.co.uk /clubs/barn&dis/newsum00.htm (1617 words)

	PROCOL HARUM
		The roots of Procol Harum, one of leading exponents of the art rock school, lie in the Paramounts, a London band that recorded five singles between October 1963 and September 1965 and included singer/pianist Gary Brooker, guitarist Robin Trower, bassist/organist Chris Copping, and drummer B.J. Wilson.
		Procol’s revamped lineup—featuring Brooker, Trower, Wilson, organist Matthew Fisher, and bassist David Knights—produced three critically acclaimed albums: Procol Harum (Deram 18008; 1967), Shine On Brightly (AandM 4151; 1968), A Salty Dog (AandM 4179; 1969).
		Procol’s first single, "A Whiter Shade of Pale" (Deram 7507; 1967)—based on the melody from Johann Sebastian Bach’s Suite No. 3 in D major— became an international smash, selling more than four million copies overall.
	www.shsu.edu /~lis_fwh/book/hybrid_children_of_rock/support/Procol.htm (328 words)

	NME 1973, part IV
		That distinctive Procol grandioso came through on Fires (Which Burn Brightly) as Chris Copping, master of the full-sounding organ, backed up Brooker's honky piano.
		On the title track he employs 12 violins, six 'celli, two trumpets, two trombones and two French horns, and has little difficulty making them sound like an enormous orchestra.
		The band's favourites like Salty Dog, Devil Came From Kansas and Grand Hotel were played stronger than ever.
	www.procolharum.com /y/nme-4_1973.htm (328 words)

	BBC - 6 Music - Mark Sutherland's Rock Action
		The one-time poster-girl for sensitive American indie rock's star has inevitably fallen somewhat since the heady days of Become What You Are and copping off with Evan Dando.
		Rock Show Chris Hawkins Clare McDonnell Craig Charles
		But it seems she's dropped so far off the radar that not only does no one in the music industry know who represents her, but quite a few of them claim to have never heard of her.
	www.bbc.co.uk /6music/shows/music_week/rockaction.shtml (651 words)

	Hammond B3 & C3
		The Hammond played by Chris Copping in the Beat Workshop video is just as large: it may be an A series.
		The B3 weighs 425 pounds and the C is even heavier as it has a more extensive wooden frame which surrounds the bass of the organ.
		For those who have never been lucky enough to sit behind a Hammond B3, here's a shot of 'The King' from the Hammond Organ manual that accompanied my very own B3.
	www.procolharum.com /b3_c3.htm (200 words)

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