Something Magic

The album was preceded by the single "Wizard Man", backed by Gary Brooker's instrumental "Backgammon" in the UK but paired with "Something Magic" in the United States. The single didn't chart in either the United Kingdom or the United States, and the album rose no higher than No. 146 on the U.S. Billboard charts. In Canada, it reached No. 84. It debuted at No. 13 in Denmark, before falling out of the Top 20. Something Magic would remain the last album released by Procol Harum until 1991, when Gary Brooker reunited with Keith Reid, Robin Trower, and Matthew Fisher (drummer B.J. Wilson having died prior to the reunion) for The Prodigal Stranger. ==2009 Salvo reissue==

Salvo reissued the entire discography of Procol Harum in 2009, remastered with bonus tracks. Something Magic was remastered by Nick Robbins. The bonus tracks included the B-side "Backgammon" as well as a demo of two tracks played live by the band but rejected for the album: "You'd Better Wait" and "This Old Dog". The bonus tracks were selected by Brooker and Reid for the reissue. ==Track listing==

All songs written by Gary Brooker and Keith Reid except where noted. Some versions of the album omit "Wizard Man"; even those which include the track omit its lyrics from the inner sleeve. ==Personnel==

;Procol Harum • Pete Solley – organ and synthesisers • Chris Copping – bass guitar • B. J. Wilson – drums • Mick Grabham – guitar • Gary Brooker – piano and vocals • Keith Reid – lyrics ==Charts==