On the other side stands Matthew Fisher, former PH keyboard player and the man who claims to have written the "distinctive" organ melody behind the track and is claiming a share of the copyright.
A panel of British law lords ruled on Thursday that Matthew Fisher, who played the distinctive organ part on Procol Harum's 1967 hit "A Whiter Shade of Pale," should receive a portion of the song's future royalties, BBC News reported.
It's a dramatic way of starting a song – so effective that she employs exactly the same gambit for "Delayed Devotion"; but by the time she uses it again for the set-closing "Mercy", it has the opposite effect, dissipating the impact of the distinctive organ hook that should rouse the crowd's anticipation of the big hit single.
Viscerosensory receptors consist of free endings of afferent cranial nerves, or of specialized cells organized as distinctive end-organs, which, in turn, are innervated by the sensory fibers derived from 3 cranial nerves: the facial (CN VII), the glossopharyngeal (CN IX), and the vagus (CN X).
Elasmobranchs, such as rays and sharks, have distinctive sense organs, called ampullae of Lorenzini, that are highly sensitive to cooling.
Overall, a higher endoreduplication index is distinctive for organs of the 'Dajana' cultivar.
Last, the stridulations of the allopatric PAP Morph 3 from Mexico did not significantly differ only from those of PAP Morph 5 from French Guiana (Figure 7) even if these morphs present distinctive stridulatory organs (Figures 3, 4, 5, 6).
With the development of various feeding habits, distinctive digestive organs may be present in certain taxa.
Similarly, functional elaborations of B-class genes in Aquilegia have been shown to contribute to the development of distinctive petaloid organs [ 18].
This analysis showed that the amphioxus has >30 vertebrate-type OR genes though it lacks distinctive olfactory organs, whereas all OR genes appear to have been lost in the urochordate lineage.
