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After Copping departed the band, Dee Murray (Elton John's bassist) joined Procol Harum for the North American tour promoting this album.

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	'''''Something Magic''''', by [[Procol Harum]], was released in [[1977]]. The album featured [[Chris Copping]] on [[bass]], [[Pete Solley]] on [[organ]] and [[synthesisers]], [[B.J. Wilson]] on [[drums]], [[Mick Grabham]] on [[guitar]], [[Gary Brooker]] on [[piano]] and vocals and the [[lyrics]] of [[Keith Reid]].		'''''Something Magic''''', by [[Procol Harum]], was released in [[1977]]. The album featured [[Chris Copping]] on [[bass guitar]], [[Pete Solley]] on [[organ]] and [[synthesisers]], [[B.J. Wilson]] on [[drums]], [[Mick Grabham]] on [[guitar]], [[Gary Brooker]] on [[piano]] and vocals and the [[lyrics]] of [[Keith Reid]].

	After Copping departed the band, [[Dee Murray]] ([[Elton John]]'s bassist) joined Procol Harum for the North American tour promoting this album.		After Copping departed the band, [[Dee Murray]] ([[Elton John]]'s bassist) joined Procol Harum for the North American tour promoting this album.