Tag Archives: Greg Lake

EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER – Once Upon A Time In South America

April 19, 2017

RockBeat 2015 / S’more 2017 Beyond pomp and circumstance, prog giants expose their true selves and thrive live. Their legendary status and acclaim as virtuosi might overshadow the fact that ELP were a little rock combo who used to think … Continue reading →

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Greg Lake Passed Away

December 8, 2016

Greg Lake passed away yesterday, after a battle with cancer. A lucky man, indeed, he was a founding member of two great ensembles, but while Lake’s musicianship and voice overshadowed his other contributions to KING CRIMSON and ELP, Greg’s most important part there … Continue reading →

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GREG LAKE – Greg Lake / Manoeuvres

July 9, 2016

Chrysalis 1981 & 1983 / Cherry Red 2016 Circumstance and pomp: prog titan’s brief attempt at a solo career, with Gary Moore leading the charge of the heavy brigade. No matter how harsh the crash-landing of ELP was, the down-to-earth … Continue reading →

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GREG LAKE & GEOFF DOWNES – Ride The Tiger

December 6, 2015

Cherry Red 2015 Not afraid to dismount: prog rock giants’ doomed collaboration of a pop stripe finally sees the light of day in full. Back in 1983, ASIA’s Japanese jaunt had proved that couldn’t front a band that he wasn’t … Continue reading →

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GREG LAKE – London ’81

October 15, 2015

King Biscuit 1996 / Purple Pyramid 2015 The dinosaur rips the joint – all classics included – in the heavy company. Possessing a top status as a progressive player, ’s rock credentials were close to zero for a long time, … Continue reading →

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