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Tag Archives: Keith Emerson
Keith Emerson’s “Variations” Box Set: Full Tracklist Revealed
July 4, 2023

For all the glorious spotlight Keith Emerson enjoyed with THE NICE and ELP, the great late musician’s solo oeuvre remains largely obscure to an average listener – not because his records are not available but because not a lot of … Continue reading
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VARIOUS ARTISTS – Fanfare For The Uncommon Man
August 20, 2021

Emersongs 2021 All in the mood for a melody to be feelin’ alright, rock elite pay homage to the ultimate piano man. An individual of the highest standard in terms of self-demand, Keith Emerson took his own life – and … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Auger, Eddie Jobson, Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, Jordan Rudess, Keith Emerson, live, Marc Bonilla, prog rock, Rachel Flowers, Steve Lukather, tribute, Various Artists
The Keith Emerson Tribute Concert: Tracklist Revealed
November 6, 2020

It was with elation – and anticipation, too – that the rock community accepted the recent news on the forthcoming release of The Keith Emerson Tribute Concert as a Blu-ray / 2CD set on March 11th, 2021, the fifth anniversary … Continue reading
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Homage To Emerson And Lake Features A Plethora Of Stars
January 24, 2020

It’s been a long time coming, yet – despite him being busy with YES and, occasionally, ASIA – Billy Sherwood has finally released, online-only at the moment, his “A Tribute To Keith Emerson & “. Yes, that’s the album’s title … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Brown, Billy Sherwood, Brian Auger, David Sancious, ELP, Geoff Downes, Greg Lake, Jon Davison, Jordan Rudess, Keith Emerson, Martin Turner, Patrick Moraz, Sonja Kristina, Thijs Van Leer, Todd Rundgren, tribute
3.2 – The Rules Have Changed
March 9, 2019

Frontiers Music 2018 And then there was one: a progressive glance at the state of the inner and outer world by masters of the trade – a gone-but-not-forgotten one and the one who stayed behind to observe their legacy. “The … Continue reading
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Tagged 3.2, Keith Emerson, Robert Berry