Still... You Turn Me On - Emerson Lake and Palmer | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@sandylee6025]

Greg Lake does this live... acoustic, while chewing gum, and it is perfection.

[@aquatarkus2022]

Did. RIP Greg Lake.

[@karenmanemeit7803]

My favorite version ❤

[@susand2008]

My favorite ❤

[@lawrencekelli]

Oh it's magic!

[@markkenific6587]

His playing on the 12 string and the vocals on that version are sheer perfection.

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

Greg Lake had one of the most beautiful voices in any genre of music. He is sorely missed.

[@steveturner3999]

I have always loved this song and used to play it for my wife. Since she passed away two years ago it holds even more meaning for me.

[@susanfontaine5214]

So sorry for your loss.😢

[@Flowerchick1967-tq1vn]

❤️🫶🏻

[@bonniebaltz5717]

Well it was my husband that passed but I feel the same.❤

[@GottaDance56]

🫂💔

[@sheilaholmes996]

My condolences to you.

[@tlaster11]

Greg Lake's voice...effortless power and clarity. Still...gives me chills.

[@Angelslvhf]

ELP - a trio of extremely gifted musicians. Even after all these years hearing this song, Greg Lake's voice still gives me a thrill.

[@oldairyheir]

Great tune! Thanks, guys! If you haven't yet, 'From the Beginning' is another classic from ELP you should check out. ✌🏻💀

[@ericanderson8886]

They did From the Beginning, it was their introduction to ELP, good reaction

[@sirajaxl]

ELP is good, just remember it’s been over a year since your last YES song!

[@sirajaxl]

@@ericanderson8886 They also did the full 29 minute version of Karn Evil 9. I think that may have been testing their boundaries a little bit at the time.

[@manhattenman6075]

That was their introduction to ELP then they did Karn Evil the whole song and lucky man

[@magneto7930]

​@@sirajaxlthe 29-minute version, that's the only way to listen to that song!

[@marinebean420]

Greg Lake doing this solo is amazing too.

[@Cheshirecat-nx9zn]

Yes, he’s chewing gum, smiling, a glint in his eyes and it’s so awesome

[@donnakubiski5572]

@@Cheshirecat-nx9zn Yes, I love that performance. Alex and Andy should check it out on their own.

[@scottmarleneking6298]

Is that version available on Spotify? Can't find it.

[@filipstefanovski155]

@@scottmarleneking6298 The version of Take a Pebble on Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends - Ladies and Gentlemen (I know it's a mouthful) includes Still...You Turn Me On and Lucky Man. That's definitely the best live version on Spotify and ELP's best live album.

[@mike_valenza]

Yeah, I love the way he chews gum while singing the song.

[@davidmontgomery9846]

Brain Salad Surgery is a brilliant album and Karn Evil 9 is a classic part of that album and Pictures at an Exhibition is probably one of the best live albums .E.L.P. are one of the great groups .

[@SabineThinkerbellum]

Pictures at an Exhibition is one of my favorite albums !!

[@payleighsteele1540]

Karn Evil 9 for sure!

[@Cheshirecat-nx9zn]

OMG I’ve been requesting this song for two years. Greg Lake’s voice is so smooth.

[@stevesuttie2644]

Hey guys! You should check out the live video of him playing this where one man with a acoustic guitar silences a stadium while chewing gum.

[@wicky4473]

Ahhh, summer nights driving around with my friends playing this album on 8track tape… with QUAD speakers! Bliss

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

Me too. Eight tracks 😂😂

[@215Gallagher]

I had Trilogy on 8 track, when I was 16/17 I would drive round listening to it instead of going to church.

[@wicky4473]

@@215Gallagher tsk! Teenagers, eh?? Hehe…Had to be done.

[@HughCorbyCruick]

That ELP is not in the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame tells you all you need to know about the Hall electors.

[@catserver8577]

Around the holidays you might want to do I Believe In Father Christmas by them. It's literally like listening to a snowy night.

[@HughCorbyCruick]

Agreed. That and Jethro Tull’s “Ring Out Solstice Bells” are on the Xmas playlist.

[@beds139]

I Believe in Father Christmas is a solo record by Greg Lake.

[@stantheman9072]

Yeah, but it's a rather sad, snowy night.

[@SpaceCattttt]

@@stantheman9072 Christmas is sad.

[@markkenific6587]

My favorite Christmas song!

[@gyro3454]

You mention that you weren’t sure to go next for ELP, so here’s a couple recommendations! - “C’est la vie” is an absolutely beautiful song if you want something similar to this one. Shows off Greg Lake’s amazing voice and guitar. - “Trilogy” & “The Endless Enigma” are both great longer songs if you want something a little bit different. And obviously you two *MUST* hit “Tarkus” at some point. Doesn’t need to be next, or even soon. But it is a true masterpiece! Love y’all’s channel and all your reactions! ❤

[@derekmath]

Yes! "C'est la vie" and "Tarkus" for sure.

[@stevegerdes2614]

Great reaction video. If you want to see a masterpiece, watch a young Greg lake solo live singing this song.

[@davebeins2593]

And chewing gum!!! 😮

[@suzannesheridan9535]

Beautiful song. Love Emerson, Lake and Palmer. You should give a listen to 'C'est La Vie'. Gorgeous, ethereal, wonderful song.

[@hipsville]

You should hit C'est La vie' and Closer to Believing next for sure! Closer to Believing is a masterpiece and never fails to bring tears to my eyes. Pure Poetry.

[@mandarinlearner]

magnificent songs!

[@passing4normal]

This song gives me goosebumps

[@LyndaHill]

Every time.

[@franktrig]

The live version of Greg Lake singing it while chewing gum is really good.

[@kathycuster1714]

A must see!

[@technoforever888]

These guys were so passionate and were creative geniuses. You've got to watch their live performances! Greg's voice was pure magic!

[@Flowerchick1967-tq1vn]

This song is the jam! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Karn Evil 9 & From the Beginning are fantastic, as well. ✌🏻

[@user-pf7jm9go6o]

From Greg Lake, highly underrated composer, singer, guitarist, and bassist, of King Crimson and ELP. One of my favorite ELP songs, essentially a Greg Lake solo.

[@beds139]

Why do you say underrated?

[@user-pf7jm9go6o]

Having been around for his whole career, I don't think he got the recognition he deserved as an individual. Certainly ELP was celebrated as a group.

[@Lexy-O]

It has a Medieval vibe on the vocal phrasing and mixed with that arrangement has a sci fi vibe.

[@mustangmikep51]

but what does it MEAN??

[@Lexy-O]

I think it’s like “turn me on” in the old meaning of you inspire me.

[@bonniebaltz5717]

@@mustangmikep51 Still... You turn me on.

[@emilymartinez6961]

I am soooo lucky that l got to see Greg Lake in a small theater in LA right before he passed away and yes! he played this song along with a ton of King Crimson songs. I'll never forget that night🤘🥰

[@rochlejeune5789]

Knife Edge from their first album is a definite banger. Starts out relatively low key and then really cranks up.

[@stevemurrell6167]

Absolutely they have to check out Knife Edge.....and Tank!

[@Laurasiana]

This is the one they ought to hit next.

[@tkengathegrateful4844]

And it's based on Czech composer Leos Janacek's "Sinfonietta".

[@janster3000]

ELP are a major part of my life, then and now! Just Take A Pebble, Knife Edge and The Barbarian should be listened to. If you want to do a long piece, Tarkus is a must. Thanks for this reaction, but it is definitely an A+.

[@brianmiller1077]

I just can't bring myself to listen to Tarkus, that album cover is too ridiculous. It's shallow, I know.

[@janster3000]

@@brianmiller1077 More like naive. Once you listen to this masterpiece, you will understand the cover art. If you really like ELP, you owe it to yourself to take 18 minutes and absorb it. Thanks for the comment , though👍

[@lizze490]

Great song- I love these guys! Saw them in '71- the lineup was John Mayall, then Poco finishing with headliners Emerson, Lake & Palmer- what a show!

[@captaincleanerweiner3450]

Because of the silliest line in this song, they recognized how funny it sounded and had a "Someone Get Me a Ladder" tour.

[@kevinweakley2852]

Still drives me nuts.

[@i.marchand4655]

Silly? Consider that if indeed, "every day a little madder, a little sadder," I believe that would put one in a massive rut - possibly even a hole. And whatever the form, it will get deeper, and deeper, with each passing day. "Someone get me ladder" seems like a fine idea at that point.

[@robertsaul234]

Swiss artist H.R. Giger designed the classic album cover of Brain Salad Surgery. His art was the inspiration for the film Alien where he was also part of the Oscar winning design team.

[@donnazasgoat2274]

Giger also crafted Jonathan Davis's(Korn) microphone stand.

[@erikmecom4145]

Take A Pebble....Absolutely needed!!!

[@179cpv]

C’est La Vie is a beautiful song from them

[@jamesfilkins6823]

My gosh, I haven't heard that song in 40 years and just had a major hot summer day in high school flash back. I teared up.....

[@faithnyou1732]

My favorite all-time ELP song! I also highly recommend "From The Beginning", which is another favorite of mine from the same album! Thanks for a great reaction and analysis, guys! ✌💙✌

[@lilsuzq32]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@EliteAIMelodies]

Greg Lake was one of the best vocalists ever.

[@allisonreed7682]

Since you're still on this '70s music journey, why not check out one of the most groundbreaking groups to come out of that decade - ROXY MUSIC.

[@brynleylee889]

Yes, yes, yes! Roxy Music!!

[@allisonreed7682]

@@brynleylee889 it needs to happen! 🤩

[@Scottfur]

Roxy music. YES! Thank you. I forgot…

[@allisonreed7682]

@@Scottfur they are essential to A&A’s musical journey!

[@billalbritton4972]

Roxy please. Start with “if there is something “ quite a trip.

[@Poss1]

An important song on my life soundtrack. Still a favorite, though I haven't heard it in years. Thanks for bringing it back to me. It will be interesting to see how each of you take it. Here we go! :)

[@bonniebaltz5717]

Not as well as I would've liked but the song doesn't mean anything to them like it does some of us.😔

[@LaserRanger15]

This is on my permanent playlist. Great song, great voice.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

What a blast from the past! Also made me think of Greg Lake's C'EST LA VIE - from ELP's Works, Vol.1. , which he wrote when living in Paris. RIP, Greg.

[@shemanic1]

I gotta agree “Trilogy” & “The Endless Enigma” are well worth a visit.

[@rcdolphin714]

If you are rating this song based on ELP's catalog, then this is an A+ or Platinum. This song is one of the most well written, recorded, & produced songs ever. I never get tired of hearing it even after 50 years.

[@deb5710]

I had the good fortune to see ELP in concert, the complexity of their music goes beyond words, truly awesome!

[@septictopix4797]

C'est la vie... :)

[@JeffSkymaster]

Greg Lakes Voice is Fantastic!

[@timscoggins376]

There is a solo Greg Lake on 12 string guitar live version video of this song from a Cal Jam concert a long time ago, that you have to see! He was a master! Also, one of the few times I have seriously disagreed with your ratings. This is in my opinion about as good as a song gets! "S" tier all the way!

[@dwoehrma]

This album is their peak. Not a bad song on it. Carl built the first electronic drums for the song Toccata. Mind bending.

[@betseyr.9081]

Good album but you do know that “Trilogy” was the biggest album they released and #1 in my book!

[@ericbloom7289]

I recommend "Knife Edge" next from ELP.

[@klmrk7632]

Forgot how much I love this song. Saw them in 1977, amazing show

[@steveg3793]

Same here. At Madison Square Garden.

[@cheryloster3492]

That’s about the time I went. It was in Los Angeles at the Santa Monica Civic.

[@blueshoes8481]

Favorite band. You are hitting the radio-friendly songs. One more you haven't done is "C'est la Vie". As much as I love these 'accessible' songs, it just barely begins to scratch the surface of their deep and varied catalog. They are / were (Carl is still with us, thankfully) genius musicians who did every genre and a lot of experimentation with new sounds and contemporary interpretations of classical music. You might want to try "Trilogy" (from "Trilogy"), "Take a Pebble", (from "Emerson, Lake & Palmer"), and the super fun "Pirates" (from "Work Vol. 1).

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

If you haven't done them yet, "From the Beginning" and "Fanfare for the Common Man" should both be on your ELP hit list. And over time that B+ will creep up - it's a song that nags at you to listen to it again.

[@tkengathegrateful4844]

They have done "From the Beginning" - but I second "Fanfare" enthusiastically!

[@joeday4293]

I think you still have not experienced the full power of this armed and fully operational power trio until you have heard the live recording of "Hoedown" from Milan, Italy, 1973. it is about three and a half minutes of pure instrumental fury, featuring Keith Emerson tearing shit up on the Hammond organ and Moog synthesizer, and yes, it is an arrangement of the Aaron Copland piece, and yes, he loved it too. Quite possibly the single most vicious keyboard driven instrumental tune in rock history.

[@vicprovost2561]

I saw them in 73 & 74, it was mind numbing, Keith was the Hendrix of the keyboards, attacking his Hammond Organ and had a mobile control with special effects, watch the Cal Jam 74, they were amazing!

[@loisr3970]

Yes, One of my favorites my old man has played this the version with lucky man together, for 47 yrs.... rock on yep!!!! Cheers

[@jimschroeder1176]

C’est La Vie, Take a Pebble, Tank

[@vanlifeonthego6684]

Top hit on my list, wish it was twice as long...such a short one packed with so much. Great lyrics and guitar riffs

[@brianweaver2046]

C'est La Vie please. Greg Lake is such a treasure to behold.

[@dyanyork5027]

My father was a vocalist in a band while he attended college,he said chewing gum keeps the mouth moist when you are the led singer!!

[@lubilou64]

Brain Salad Surgery... That album cover scared the bejesus out of me when I was little 🤪

[@Lexy-O]

HR Giger was the artist. He also helped create the look for the movie Alien and a Deborah Harry solo album cover

[@mustangmikep51]

the album cover explains EVERYTHING!

[@manhattenman6075]

You need to hit ‘Tarkus’ which is probably their best long epic (as well as Karn evil 9) Tarkus is a heavy prog journey of a song, you guys would enjoy it. Underrated band.

[@brucebrown73]

These guys already did KarnEvil 9 in total. It blew them away and left them speechless

[@manhattenman6075]

@@brucebrown73 I remember the video I requested it on their first ELP video it was crazy

[@patriciagoodwin1922]

Greg wrote this entirely by himself, it's that timeless gem, gives me goosebumps. This is just my opinion but I'm thinking adding drums or anything else might ruin the vibe of this beauty. Who knows, you guys should try it, I'd love that! I have a friend from high school, he's a guitarist himself and went to every ELP concert performed in California. An absolute loyal fan, he told me his first time seeing ELP was absolutely insane in the best way. It was at the Anaheim Convention Center, across the street from Disneyland. Thanks guys, great as always!

[@davidschecter5247]

Amazing arrangement. Greg had a miraculous voice. They did a few "simple" tunes like this -- gave the listener a nice break from some of their bombast or complexity. This is one of those times you shouldn't try to figure out what the words mean!

[@lindaulloa4786]

If you watch this live from California Jam, Greg plays this flawlessly. Never having to look down at the guitar, singing with his amazing voice whilst chewing gum the whole time. Nothing less than A+ in my opinion!

[@tonymusolino2369]

Oh the teenage memories…driving around town with my friends, disco music blaring from every car around us, and the sound of ELP flying out of my car windows…full blast….I remember well, their evil stares…those were the good ol’ days…I’m 64 YO now, and “still…they turn me on” 😎

[@axelpenn2131]

Greg Lake singer from King Crimson, impeccable singer with guitar licks of his own. I believe in Father Christmas!

[@RickTBL]

It's a love song to the audience. Led Zeppelin did The Ocean, ELP did Still...You Turn Me On.

[@user-tl1yi2jh6e]

I lived thru they hayday, and somehow missed so much of their music! Damn this song is FIRE!

[@joelhahn2501]

You need to hear ELP performing Copeland's Fanfare For the Common Man live in Montreal.

[@hatsbo1]

Lake's wonderful acoustic ballad with just a bit of Emerson's bombastic contribution to balance things out. Lots of layers, requires multiple listens. Carl sat this one out, lol.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Someone get me a ladder! 🎶🎶🎶

[@FBodStudios]

And maybe a rhyming dictionary

[@kissmy_butt1302]

Brain Salad Surgery and Trilogy are my two favorite albums by ELP. It is a crime they are not in the RnR HOF.

[@mjm5081]

What A Voice! What A Band! 🙏❤🌹 Keith & Greg 🌹❤🙏

[@stevenmix3723]

"Take a Pebble" next if you have not done so yet. I love and know it by the outstanding lyric, Disturbing the waters of our lives.

[@Ferretbomber]

used to play this song for girls in college in the 80s ... they seemed to like it. Thanks for the reaction.

[@robinreiley1828]

Greg Lake ( also the Lead Vocalist for King Crimson) is one of the Great Tenors in Rock!

[@douginny]

I'm here..... Forever... Please for your own sanctity. FULL ALBUM REACTION THE WHO LIVE AT LEEDS

[@chuckshenefield1592]

One of the best live albums of all time.

[@douginny]

@@chuckshenefield1592 I've literally been telling them this for at least 3 years.....

[@larryrueckert9207]

See Greg Lake Playing this at California Jam...just him and his 12 string...amazing

[@ronaldlambert85]

Take A Pebble is one you should really check out! Keith's piano work is nothing short of amazing!

[@betsyduane3461]

Keith Emerson - harpsichord, accordion Greg Lake - bass, 12-string guitar, electric guitar, vocals Carl Palmer - tambourine

[@scottsnyder2726]

Growing up in an era where music was so creative yet still expressions of the musician’s humanity was special. It was as both a personal experience synthesizing the layered musicianship and their lyrics. It was also a communal experience as you were drawn to a friend group that had similar or complementary response. Or to a larger peer group that would have perhaps a more varied response, but still one would integrate their different reaction into a broader understanding. Yes, tried and true hit pop or rock songs could be great fun. But songs that reached into my soul or psyche expanded my youthful perspective on the world.

[@joanlajara3939]

What is Andy wearing!!! ELP!! Great stuff!!❤️

[@ronjm945]

A all day guys!

[@mikebetts2046]

Pirates, by ELP. A long and grateful song. The music is great and a really cool story.

[@francisedwards4069]

The live version from the California Jam is a must view

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

I Believe in Father Christmas is awesome. It wasn't meant to be a Christmas song, but it is now. 😂

[@daviddragavon7555]

I saw them perform this about 1975 at the WSU stadium in February, surrounded by wheat fields and snow. Cold night for about my Last festival seating concert. Pure coincidence. Songs to try: TANK from "Tarkus", practically all drum. The song we'd bring to the Stereo Component Store to test speakers! Or "Take a Pebble " fairly long, with distinct parts. But just beautiful. Maybe my favorite!

[@davidrudolph9862]

Greg Lake a star. Watch his live acoustic performance of this from 70’s. Chewing gum thru whole song. Superstar.

[@zephead64]

So much amazing instrumentation and beautiful vocals and lyrics.. 😊

[@pmccservices]

Another cool timeless song from ELP and a request for the late 70s “Driver’s Seat” by Sniff ‘n the Tears (which is short for ‘and” not Sniffing Tears).

[@michelekomar7848]

Yeah, they really need to hit this song! It's been suggested over and over; maybe one day!

[@MTVessel61446]

ELP's From the Beginning was first review I watched on your channel. I've been hooked on you two ever since. Watch Greg Lake sing Still You Turn Me On live at the California Jam in 1974. He chews gum in-between his lyrics while singing effortlessly. Hilarious and astounding singer. What pipes. I've grown to LOVE this song.

[@mustangmikep51]

pure magic

[@viclagina347]

Thanks again guys.... hit some Joe Walsh the Confessor..... you'll love Joe's guitar and some awesome deep lyrics.

[@ws3764]

Man....His Voice......😮

[@jillw4983]

Greg Lake's live acoustic version is fantastic!

[@roadrunner3100]

Knife Edge from their debut album is one of my favorites. Definitely worth a listen.

[@jeffheck5559]

Good song, great album. This song needs to be played on a quality home stereo to get the full affect...loudly!

[@Lightmane]

So nice to see you boys finally getting back to ELP. Could YES be on the horizon? Here's hoping 🙂

[@LyndaHill]

Both were the soundtrack of my teenage years.

[@Lightmane]

@@LyndaHill me too : )

[@Lightmane]

@@LyndaHill I just took a look at your channel. You were up to 894 subscribers. Why did you quit? I'm at just 320, and aren't sure why I have that many, lol : )

[@LyndaHill]

​@Lightmane Well, true confessions here. I had enormous family betrayal and went full blown burnout trying to make my life work. I'm hoping to come back. One day perhaps. 🎉

[@charlenetherrien3788]

Pictures at an exhibition is ELP incredible!

[@vicprovost2561]

Great song, nice to get back to ELP, very cool tune from a tremendous prog album classic and we sure need to hear more ELP. At some point you need to do the Tarkus suite, it was one side of that album and like Close to the Edge and 2112, it needs to be heard in its entirety. The effect will be what you experienced with those other 2 amazing songs/suites, music at the highest level of songwriting, composition and musicianship. To me, these tunes always need to be heard by new listeners, they are amongst the best of the human race artistically. Enjoy! 🎵🎹🎤🎸🎶

[@guitar_player_bernie]

I hear the acoustic guitar in this song, used as a percussion instrument as well as the jangling chords. but yeah, the wah-wah in the background, just before the chorus so cool.

[@carolwyers2159]

I could be wrong, but I have always thought that the lyrics were a message by a performer to their audience, asking if they want to change places - 'Do you wanna be a star, '....play some magic on my guitar' 'do you wanna be a poet...'etc. He then says that as a performer, it is not as good as it may appear ('I really have to tell you That it all gets so intense From my experience It just doesn't seem to make sense). However despite the difficulties he may experience as a performer, the audience appreciating his work, makes it all worthwhile (Still.. you turn me on). Makes sense to me, but I could be wrong. Whatever the story behind it, I love this song, and all ELP output.

[@SaverioP]

I always interpreted this song the same way as you.

[@tomneile4025]

Yep

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!! ☮️💟♾️

[@allisonreed7682]

Good Morning, John!

[@helenespaulding7562]

DANG…… I love it when Alex just goes on his flights of fancy. Those lyrics you just grabbed out of the either could SO have been a song back in the day. Preferably thec60’s, because if you’re stoned enough they make perfect sense! ✌️😅