Preposterous, Excessive & Egotistical… Musical, Challenging & Dynamic… Emerson, Lake & Palmer. No other band in the history of prog rock has engendered such extreme reactions as ELP. In fact, they’ve ...

Welcome back, friends of Emerson, Lake & Palmer, to a show that seemingly will never end. Despite the fact founding members Keith Emerson (keyboards, synthesizers) and Greg Lake (vocals, guitar) died ...

Even cut down to a third of its length, the 1977 track became their biggest hit, and one of the most successful instrumental ...

Greg Lake wrote a song with a guitar when he was only 12 years old. It turned into the Emerson, Lake & Palmer classic "Lucky Man".

LONDON — Musician Greg Lake, a prog-rock pioneer who co-founded King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer, has died. He was 69. Manager Stewart Young said in a statement that Lake died Wednesday after ...

The man who put the “Palmer” in Emerson, Lake & Palmer is continuing the band’s legacy with a reunion tour of sorts. In a recent phone interview ahead of a show set for July 15 at the Lorain Palace ...

LONDON (AP) -- Musician Greg Lake co-founded both King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer -- bands that helped define the sprawling, influential but often-maligned genre known as progressive rock.

The first official book about prog-rock icons Emerson, Lake & Palmer will be released in 2021. The book, edited by Palmer, will be available in three deluxe editions: the Classic (a large format, ...

Musician Greg Lake co-founded both King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer — bands that helped define the sprawling, influential but often-maligned genre known as progressive rock. Lake, who died of ...

Legendary prog rock singer/bassist/lyricist Greg Lake, has died at age 69 following a battle with cancer. Best know as the bassist for King Crimson and guitarist/singer for Emerson, Lake & Palmer, ...

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