How ELP Marked End of Era With 'Welcome Back, My Friends'
The trio's '70s-era live shows were just as outsized as their studio albums. Maybe more so.
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45 Years Ago: Greg Lake Arrested for Skinny Dipping
ELP frontman and crew members were spanked by Salt Lake City police in 1974 incident.
Carl Palmer Surveys Emerson, Lake and Palmer's Legacy: 'This Music Is Here to Stay'
On the road this summer, drummer Carl Palmer had to figure out how to summarize Emerson, Lake & Palmer's career in a 30-minute set.
40 Years Ago: Emerson, Lake and Palmer Start to Split on 'Works Volume 1'
Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Works Volume 1 represents the boldest move the band ever made and the beginning of its undoing.
Revisiting Emerson, Lake & Palmer's Last Show
Emerson, Lake & Palmer reunited for a 40th anniversary concert at the High Voltage Festival in 2010. Sadly for fans, they never performed together again.
Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake and Palmer Dies
Emerson, Lake & Palmer singer, bassist and guitarist Greg Lake died on Dec. 7 after what is described as "a long and stubborn battle with cancer."
Emerson, Lake and Palmer Announce Reissue Campaign
The progressive rock giants are reissuing all of their albums between 2016 and 2017.
How Emerson, Lake and Palmer Turned a Kooky Concept Into 'Tarkus'
Emerson, Lake and Palmer released 'Tarkus' in June 1971.
30 Years Ago: ELP (Sort Of) Reunite for 'Emerson, Lake and Powell'
After limping to a halt with 1978's Love Beach, Emerson, Lake & Palmer went on a much-needed hiatus
How Keith Emerson Changed the World
The Hendrix of the Hammond pioneered prog and became rock's first real keyboard king.