Emerson, Lake, And Palmer - Still You Turn Me On

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[@stretchgilbert]

One of the most beautiful voices ever to grace this planet. Not a bad bass/ guitar player either. RIP Greg Lake. Try From The Beginning Jamal

[@russcalabrese7561]

Amen brother!

[@denystull355]

Only Jonathan Heyward of the Moody Blues came close to Greg...

[@pempem9129]

@@denystull355 uuh, that's JUSTIN Hayward who Is the Best!

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Unfortunately, years of smoking took a toll on his voice, if you've heard their two '90s albums.

[@michaelbochnia5686]

My favorite voice in Rock history, male.

[@karenmckinlay1472]

About 10 years ago my son was driving back to Scotland and asked if I had a CD he could listen to on the journey so I gave him Brain Salad Surgery! He could not believe that his mother listened to some of the most amazing music he had ever heard. My work is done!

[@whalewoman813]

Awesome mom

[@chrisbealey6478]

Greg Lakes solo performance of this song is something everyone should watch. Name a musician today who can sing ,play a twelve string and chew gum all at the same time.RIP🙏

[@gailappel1356]

I thought he was chewing gum, but he wasn’t. It’s a technique used to keep a certain tempo. You’ll see many drummers do the same. Blanked out on who performed “ Hey, Big Brother”, but the lead singer was also the drummer( believe it or not) also did. Ditto John Bonham, Hendrix, Steve Marriott, Dick Dale

[@tod1045]

One of the best voices in rock history, Greg lake.

[@tallgrayandgruesome]

It all began with "Lucky Man" if you want to start at the beginning. Another great song (more up tempo) is Karn Evil 9.

[@greglegakis4177]

Interesting that you would use the word "beginning" but not mention From The Beginning by ELP

[@timhuggins7069]

I think Lucky Man is their best.

[@tallgrayandgruesome]

@Vincent Schmitt yup...that ending.

[@tallgrayandgruesome]

@@greglegakis4177 I didn't even notice my play on words Greg...FTB is another of ELP's fantastic mellow songs. Lots of good choices Jamel.

[@rightbraincreative]

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[@donrogers1337]

" Brain Salad Surgery " one of the great albums of it's era.

[@kickahaw]

Oh Yes indeed

[@carlaharrington5120]

Agreed! I wore the grooves off of my copy of Brain Salad Surgery lp.

[@kentlangham5811]

Plus the way that the sleeve unfolded from the record is genius.

[@kentclark6420]

Tocatta, especially, from that album is incredibly avant garde and mind blowing!

[@rickbarber6698]

And if you think about the other incredible groups hitting it big right about then, that's some pretty heavy competition.

[@turnerdan53]

Karn Evil 9 is a must. Welcome back my friends to the show that never endsWe're so glad you could attend,Come inside, come inside

[@margueriteganz6875]

Awesome songs ❤❤❤❤

[@troubledspirit8026]

Absolutely correct!!!!

[@andrewkohl3842]

Carl Palmer on the drums in that song is amazing! Hugely under rated drummer!

[@steveanderson6180]

Do it all or not at all. The "Welcome Back" piece by itself is without meaning by itself.

[@rosestevenson4812]

Great song and haven’t heard it in yrs. Great request

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

Broke my ENTIRE heart when Keith died, then Greg, like 7-9 months later. 🥺

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Yeah, 2016 was a bitch of a year. 😥

[@albertagibinik3436]

Owoie still hurts some

[@rosempelfrey]

Yes!!!

[@kentclark6420]

It seems like a bad dream, like it couldn't have really happened.

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

@@kentclark6420 I wept. I CANNOT imagine how Call Palmer dealt, and is probably STILL dealing with, the loss of two friends/brothers and STELLAR musicians. The sky lost two stars.

[@francesgrippe4494]

Greg Lakes symphonic voice is and still timeless!

[@user-zw3dq2lp5n]

A voice of an angel j

[@rightbraincreative]

FYI... Greg Lake was a founding member of King Crimson.

[@cliffbrown2566]

I didnt know that. Thanks.

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

Carl Palmer was a member of Atomic Rooster.

[@nauticski]

And Keith Emerson was a member of The Nice

[@albertagibinik3436]

Elephant walk or was it talk? Not sure .

[@lisarainbow9703]

@@gluteusmaximus1657 another excellent band , that shouldn't be forgotten..

[@susansk8sorrell123]

I was just a kid hearing this band blaring from my oldest brothers bedroom. No wonder my brother was a calm and very nice person growing up...no bad song words to create violence! I loved him! Greg Lake was so talented! RIP!

[@michaelmurray9544]

Still gives me goosebumps after 50 years.

[@robinsnest4306]

Me too my friend!! Such talent and beauty!

[@cindyp1033]

Greg Lake does a beautiful acoustic version of this and Lucky Man at California Jam ❤️

[@wardkrause9022]

I was there at California Jam. Keith Emerson played six different keyboards seated in a u-shaped configuration. Greg Lake had one of the most hauntingly beautiful voices in all of music. At least twelve hours of music on a hot day at Ontario Speedway. One of the greater concert experiences!

[@cindyp1033]

Ward Krause I’m so envious! You are a Lucky Man indeed! 😎🎶

[@vannacee26]

@@wardkrause9022 I did the '78 Cal Jam. Memories from these concerts to last my lifetime. 👊

[@gailappel1356]

The acoustic version was exquisite. Amazing. His voice never wavered and his acoustic guitar work, stellar. Such a sweet face, too.

[@caribarrett6175]

This just rips me up......... I was in college and we were all over the place in our music. That’s where it allowed us to go. But this song.......... just took me in deep, eyes closed, quietly breathless.

[@tammymativa1570]

My god....Emerson,Lake,and Palmer...listening to them ...their music...put you into another place..Greg Lake...just magical💕💕💕💕

[@laurajones351]

Tammy Mativa It’s nice how people appreciate Greg’s wonderful voice. This song shows it at its finest.

[@karenh.]

Greg Lake's voice always hits me in my heart. This song especially... xo

[@ericschmidt5510]

Oh man ya and his vocals on the King Crimson song Epitaph, ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!

[@caroljordan6130]

YES !!! 💜He REALLY has that SPECIAL SOMETHING !! 👍🎶💜

[@northernlight4614]

Incredible stage presence!

[@gotham61]

Sadly, Carl Palmer is the only surviving member. RIP Keith Emerson and Greg Lake.

[@hampyonce]

Beautiful song. "From the Beginning" is a similar beauty. Slightly more so, imho.

[@robertlee4254]

There are master musicians and then there are Master Musicians. Your soul was just blessed my friend.

[@jeffw6912]

Now you're dipping your toes into some deep prog, it's a long road to travel.

[@samgriffin895]

Low Spark of High-Heel Boys by Traffic Prog Rock meets Jazz Fusion

[@barbaralynch3015]

Oh yeah! I played that over and over when I was a teenager.

[@timlevis3630]

Studio version,eleven min. of Jazz fusion.

[@sassymessmess9110]

YEESSSS!

[@vansongs]

Dear Mr Fantasy oh that's how it's done

[@MrChuck19941]

OR Traffic's album "Traffic" You Can All Join In" OR "Feeling Alright" !

[@MsHashy420]

The cover art is done by H.R. Giger (greatest artist ever lol) most people know him for his creation of the Xenomorph from Alien.

[@RickTBL]

The album cover is also on the label, so that when you put the record on the player, the spindle shoots through its mouth, in what I consider a preview of the tongue with teeth in Alien, shooting out of the mouth.

[@shawni321]

Thanks, I wondered who did the art. It used to creep me out when I was a kid.

[@philduoos2961]

On some special edition of this album the three talk about various things. One is the cover art. It was an actual painting hanging in Giger's house. The woman is Giger's wife. The shaft of light in the original version is another type of shaft held up to her lips. The album people said "We can't have THAT on the album cover!" Giger protested, but finally gave in - and they airbrushed in a shaft of light!

[@loilt5091]

Not sure about GREATEST, but like Yes, with artist, Roger Deacon, it's a perfect coupling of sight and sound...back when album covers were more in vogue.

[@johnwriterpoet1783]

A most beautiful song by an extremely talented group.

[@stevenmurano7863]

fantastic song! beautiful. this band was ridiculous. saw them when i was 17....mind BLOWN.

[@lynnsmith3976]

YES, YES, YES Jamel. Absolutely one of my all time favorites from ELP - also try From The Beginning and Cie La Vie. Greg Lake had the most haunting and beautiful voice. Thanks for this memory.

[@carollandrum9223]

There is a KZbin video of Greg Lake singing this with just his guitar. You should watch that one. He chews gum through the whole song and if you didn't see it, you'd never know it. You also need to listen to Lucky Man. Greg Lake wrote that when he was I think 12.

[@gbeachbum464]

I watch this at least a few times a year. I love that video so much.

[@RADAR1017]

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[@leeannross7487]

@@RADAR1017 frickin awesome thanks for sharing, first time I've seen this 🌻❤️🎶

[@bethwilliams6946]

I said the same thing cause its amazing to watch sing and chew gum.

[@fcormier]

I've often seen Mark King from Level 42 chew while he sings and plays some amazing bass

[@gailappel1356]

Soooo haunting. Just beautiful. Goosebumps.

[@stevelassiter5492]

As a teenager in the 70s this is some of the BEST . Listening to ELP with headphones is the only way .

[@bananabob2185]

Laying on your bed... earphones in place... a mild high... this song transported you... 🎶🎶🎶

[@dalegrim5858]

Yes it did. Still does

[@deantait8326]

Great selection but "From The Beginning" is my favorite ELP song. BTW this was 50 plus years ago.! Thanks

[@garywillingham3644]

Trilogy was a Masterpiece before the word ever existed

[@KZ-Ellis]

I had a tshirt made with my favorite lyric ever, “Someone get me a ladder”.😊 RIP Greg. You all are sorely missed.

[@deborahblack4097]

One of the best progressive rock bands ever.

[@spongo]

I lost my taste for the grandiose, epic ELP numbers years ago, but these Greg Lake ballads are as beautiful as ever.

[@BatMite19]

Everyone's suggesting "Lucky Man" and "From the Beginning," but those are very pop-friendly songs. I'd try something really amazing like "Take a Pebble."

[@prognerd395]

Seconding this! Take a Pebble is my favorite ELP song.

[@jameskirschling7887]

I will third that. Motion carried to the floor for voting. Lol. Take A Pebble is one of my all time favorites by ELP. I got to see them perform it live. My number one favorite is Pictures At An Exhibition but that would be too long for a reaction.

[@Easy_Skanking]

Or just go all in with "Tarkus"! LOL

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

@@Easy_Skanking As far as I know, so far, Jamel has only reacted to 3 songs that exceed 15 minutes, and 2 of them were by Rush ("The Fountain of Lamneth" and "2112"), the other being "Dogs" by Pink Floyd (he also reacted to "Echoes," but it was the Live at Pompeii version that was split into 2 parts). I'm not sure how open he is to doing more of them, especially so soon after being introduced to a certain band.

[@jayfabe620]

Trilogy gets overlooked a lot. Beauty before the carnage.

[@chrisberesford1598]

Greg Lake was the Master of triple line poetry, his knowledge of the English language was second to none, he will surely rate as high as the likes of Chaucer and, dare I say it, the Bard . I was fortunate enough to grow up listening to the outrageous and delicious sounds of the wonderful Keith, Greg and Carl, Happy Happy Days

[@robinsnest4306]

One of my fav EL&p songs of all time! Beautiful!

[@helen8755]

Lucky Man and From The Beginning are awesome songs, Luv this classic group.

[@luckylouwho1372]

YES YES YES!

[@maryscaggsdane1978]

Both!! Love 'em!

[@lumin3370]

Thanks for featuring this song Jamel! Greg Lake had one of the most beautiful voices in rock & roll history...hands down.

[@debraewing8014]

It was dream time,laying together listening to this.Great memories!!!

[@andreatutrani]

Greg Lake… The most exquisite voice in progressive rock. No one will ever compare. RIP Greg 🎤🎸💔 Try C’est La Vie and The Sage , Jamal

[@rich56ca]

Was wondering when you’d get around to ELP. One of my favorite bands of my youth. Saw them in concert back in the day. Keith Emerson was an absolute keyboard wizard. Surprised you didn’t start off with their most well known song, Lucky Man. I’d say listen to Tarkus, but it took up one whole side of the album. Still a masterpiece in the progressive rock canon.

[@mayqueen2]

Tarkus & Trilogy both. Amazing!

[@unnamedwriter]

ELP are configured with 3 of the World's greatest musicians in their time. CARL PALMER is a Master Class Drummer. He has solo work you might enjoy. GREG LAKE is one of the World's greatest lyricists. I found these guys and this voice at 6 years old when they first came out. I have been a huge fan ever since and still to this day tell people about them. KEITH EMERSON was the first keyboard player to bring Synthesizer to music. Lucky Man, that you heard and responded too. - - - The band was together for 33 years, active 9 outta 33. Getting back on top of that mountain is difficult once you jump . - - - - Thanks for your discovery of ELP!!! Find time and listen to more of their music. They introduced the SYNTHESIZER. Now go listen where they took it.

[@dustyfog6353]

after 40 odd years this is still my favourite elp track , a timeless classic

[@TulsaGirlForever]

Three VERY talented men & the best machines available brought us all to our feet all those years ago as Keith & his piano left the stage for a flight to do circles in the air. They were the Cirque Du Soleil of bands at the time.....along w/ Yes & the others w/ expanded minds & no boundaries!!!

[@DS-hg1dn]

Another three piece band like Rush , masters of their craft, progressive rock gods like yes, genesis, rush, king crimson jump in and swim brother the water's fine

[@dinocamella8607]

Oh hell yeah

[@dinocamella8607]

Nothing like it

[@lawrenceabeyta3808]

From the Beginning and Lucky Man are also wonderful. They were truly talented.

[@cobyburke1965]

I told friends long ago,that this music would be loved by a new generation. Miss you guys could have been there for some of the excellent concert

[@carrieberry8846]

TY for keeping music alive, and spreading peace, love, and rock to all humans. Can we finally just love each other, all of us?

[@ronniemerchant4341]

Greg Lake wrote Lucky Man when he was 12 years old..

[@jillwklausen]

Whoa. 😮

[@albertagibinik3436]

I wrote something at 12; it wasn't played world wide for decades in stadiums , mine was just homework

[@philduoos2961]

IIRC, they had all the tracks down for the album. The producer said "Hey - we're short 5 minutes - can we fill that with something?" Greg told him about his little song as a kid. He and Carl Palmer played around with it and got something that they could record. At some point Keith Emerson had left for a bit - I don't recall if he didn't like the idea at first, or didn't like it when he got back and heard it. But he thought it was a stupid song fit for a, well, a 12-year old! Keith listened to it for a bit and played around with it. Then tried out his new-found technology of the synthesizer on it. One of the first, if not THE first, use of a synthesizer for a solo on a song. (At the end of the song).

[@kittycatrascal]

Wow! I actually did not know that. Thanks!

[@northernlight4614]

@@philduoos2961 Yep. Biggest hit they had.

[@ALVIEDZANE]

Knife Edge! A tune that seems appropriate to these times. When the flames have their season // Will you hold to your reason? Loaded down with your talents // Can you still keep your balance? Can you live on a knife edge?

[@williamolson5728]

Fantastic live shows, I saw them at least 8 times over the years

[@sharonkeel7963]

Another band that stands alone. One of a kind💜💜💜💜

[@janishaldeman3339]

There is a version of him performing the song solo that really shows the depth and breath of this man and his artistry. RIP.

[@tammymativa1570]

The late Greg Lake....what an exceptional voice‼️‼️ One of the very greats in rock❣️❣️❣️ He is greatly missed...listen to E.L.P. daily....they make your heart skip a beat each time, such haunting vocals....still turning me on...Greg Lake❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@nancypertschuk501]

Saw these guys at the Fillmore East in 1971. they blew us away and they were just an opening act!

[@fastplastic4656]

I'm amazed at the amount of people that haven't heard of a lot of these great progressive bands of the 70's. Especially as long as they've been around. Crazy!

[@karenevans4175]

I saw Greg Lake Live he was amazing. His voice is stunning

[@oldairyheir]

If you haven't reacted to 'From the Beginning' by ELP, please do. And thanks for bringing all these old tunes back to life for us old timers.

[@THXx1138]

I know you rider ;)

[@mokshasine]

Dude, it's 1984, I'm 6 years old. I've had the radio on in my house my whole life but my folks listen to top 40 (still a good time for top 40). I start pulling out my my old man's records and find Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Turns out it was my uncle's and my old man had never listened to it, my uncle was the old stoner. Anyway, I put ELP on my Fisher Price record player and hearing Keith Emerson make sounds with those Moogs/Arps changed my life forever. I had NEVER heard anything like that before. I consider ELP the first step I took on my music discovery journey, and it lead me to become a huge synth nerd about 10 years later. For the next 20 years or so, whenever I'd go to someone's house, the first place I'd go is there record collection and start digging through and playing records I'd never heard before.

[@liesdamnliesandstatsweird1934]

Ahhh yes. ELP are and always will be the 💣 and " Still.… you turn me on" is a BEAUTIFUL song and don't get me started on Greg Lakes amazing voice.. 💁🏾‍♀️🙌🏾💁🏾‍♀️🙌🏾

[@lorilove2255]

Love greg lake, he's one of my favorite singer's of all time

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

They were definitely one of my favorite bands back in the day!!!

[@chrys7174]

I have some very fond memories of this song. 😎 What a time to be alive!!!!

[@mcren6781]

This song blew me away the first time I heard it a few years back. I thought I had heard everything from the classic rock spectrum, and this song came on satellite radio it sounded like something modern!

[@glenncenter6579]

Oh, no.....NOW you've done it! ELP is CRAZY GOOD!

[@snuppssynthchannel]

@ted ritola Yes, and they where the definitive prog super trio years before Rush. Although, they are very different, ELP is the definitve keyboard driven rock and progressive rock band.

[@feralmario310]

one 12 strings guitar play bye a Greg LAKE and also one beautiful voice, they still turn me on !! RIP Greg

[@diannegaylord567]

Haven't heard Emerson LakeandPalmer since back there in the 70s wow!. .Showing My age again. I got that same feeling and meaning too J. Thanku

[@ericmonse2165]

No auto tunes needed with his voice.....amazing performer. Also that cover art by H.R. Giger is incredible!

[@rmnpeacenluv9824]

Beautiful!!! I've loved this song for many years!! Im lovin" Our" J!!!.........Ty!!🦋🎶💞

[@c4lderone649]

Have you done From the Beginning from them yet? Def worth it if not!!!!

[@tammydean3003]

My favorite by them!

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

@@tammydean3003 kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6DbeXquhtxsrdU

[@JohnNewkirk1]

Yes! From The Beginning!

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

I LOVE GREG LAKE❤ Best lyricist ever on this planet❤You should watch the California Jam 1974. He did this song on acoustic guitar, sang all while chewing gum. It is effing fantastic.😊❤another thing I love about Greg is he didn't want to change his english accent while singing, like alot of british singers were doing back then.

[@jonhermannsson9231]

such a talented group of 3. just amazing and yes a forgotten song - Greg Lake was so melodic and balanced the more aggressive music from Carl and Keith :) classic tune. timeless long live their memories

[@mariocaceres5102]

I discovered this band when I was 14 and they have stayed with me for almost 50 years. Many nights listening with headphones in the dark. To really appreciate the band and his vocals, try Epitaph or The Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Exhibition

[@kickahaw]

Yes!

[@gailappel1356]

Me too! I was at the beach in the summer and got goosebumps.

[@markmaloney3140]

So spot on man. This is prog rock bro. Please enjoy.

[@yvoheaton6402]

50 years! How can this be since I first played this? Still it is a wonderfully complete song.

[@maryscaggsdane1978]

I think it's about being in the music industry. Are you the instrument, the voice, the character you sing about? The industry comes with the price of fame, and the need to run and hide from it. But the thrill of performing for the audience/being with the music is what "turns him on".

[@zq9m3xh8]

Dude, that breathy "Wow" you let out halfway through the song - I LOVE music that makes me go wow in that same way! And this song does. Prog rock in particular is full of moments like that. It fills you with a sense of wonder, like a child on Christmas morning.

[@SaltyTubers]

Oh dude, haven't even seen your reaction, but this is one of my all time favorites!

[@carolh1954]

Beautiful, ephemeral magic. Thank you.

[@musicseeker247]

This is my fav acoustic work from Greg Lake. Emerson's keyboard work is perfect.

[@lindahandley5267]

Wasn't it awesome? The lyrics, 'buried in disguise, the dark glass on your eyes, your flesh has crystallised gives me chills. Like you said, it's dark and it makes me think of someone in a casket with shades on and after they're buried, their flesh crystallises. Kinda spooky. I know that's not what it means, but it takes me there, but I Love the song.

[@mikeloomis687]

Greg Lake in my top 5 all time rock vocalists. LOVE his voice, and miss him!

[@jamespuleo3269]

When I first heard this song, it was pure ear candy, and I went out right away and picked up the album.... I was just a kid, and I wasn't ready for the loud, heavy complexity of the rest of the album. (A few years later, and I was ready for it all ~~~) Forty-five years later, my comment is: It's credited to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, but it *should* have been credited to Emerson, Lake, and Eddie Offord, engineer/producer extraordinaire !!

[@dashjeffreys6998]

What an imagination artists had back in the day.....And what a treat it was for those of us who grew up with this music as it came out. Better days back then brother.

[@bsboop5237]

I was so freakin’ excited when I saw you were finally getting to EL&P. I saw them during the Brain Salad Surgery tour. It was the most amazing concert I have ever went to.

[@Keith_KC8TCQ]

One of my all time favorite bands

[@samyleigh3246]

💕💓💕 this song! Was lucky enough to see ELP TWICE!

[@Two4Brew]

Sir, you are a lovely soul. I saw ELP in late 1973. That the 3 of them could create such amazing music has stayed with me since then.

[@tombruner9634]

Sometimes I hear a song from my childhood and I say to myself "I used to like this. What drugs must I have been on?" This is not one of them, I could listen to this all day.

[@jillwklausen]

LOL I feel that way about movies sometimes.

[@susandale5767]

Yes!!!! Love ELP! One of my favorites from my teenage years.

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

ME TOO❤❤

[@deb5710]

I managed to get tickets to see ELP in concert in the 1980's at the Lloyd Noble Center, Norman, OK. Picture this, ... seats on the floor, seven rows back, straight in front of the great keyboard player Keith Emerson, it was incredible! I had also, somehow managed to get my camera in the arena, and got some great shots of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake! They put on a incredible show that night, its hard to believe that both Keith Emerson and Greg Lake are both gone now, RIP Keith and Greg.

[@gm9162]

Jamel there are several songs from these guys you would certainly enjoy. This was an amazingly talented group. RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson.

[@garyglaser7354]

Keith Emerson takes the Moog to school every time he plays it.

[@flnthrn2]

"I love the way this started..." Hold on to your britches !

[@cynergy4]

I can't even begin to say how much I love this song! Also "From The Beginning". We went on a long drive a few days ago and just happened to listen to this CD. I also have the vinyl. Big time ELP fan! Three amazing artists!!!!!!! I'll confess, in the mid 80's I took a lot of "trips" if ya know what I mean. This album was mandatory on the turntable every time, hehe! Saw them at the first California Jam in '74, I went primarily to see them! magnificent! I don't always analyze lyrics, sometimes it's better just to FEEL them

[@jaybrown3953]

The absolute best prog group, listen to the sound 3 men put out in other songs.. 3 of the best ..

[@mrcorn9672]

ELP will lead you to the world of classic Genesis

[@Margar02]

I am quivering. He neeeeeds to go down that rabbit hole. He has dipped his toes in....

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

He's done "Firth of Fifth." I've requested "The Musical Box" twice, but he has yet to do it.

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

@@Margar02 Indeed, he's fully immersed himself in Pink Floyd and Rush. Now he needs to also do it for Yes, ELP, Jethro Tull, and Genesis (I'd say King Crimson as well, but, unfortunately, they're notorious blockers).

[@Lady_LC]

Jamal, there are several people here suggesting the live version of this at Cal Jam 74, and I suggest that you look into it too. The performance is outstanding in itself, but more relatable to you is that it took place at the old Ontario Speedway, yep, ON YOUR TURF! Really worth it, keep up the brilliant work 💜

[@tikigodsrule2317]

I was there along with 400,000 others. I think it's his best performance. It was a wonderful magic break from blasting hard rock songs.

[@kathycuster1714]

The acoustic version is my favorie. He man can chew gum, play guitar and sing. RIP Greg.

[@MultiJay123123]

I love you and my husband is ok with it he thinks you are straight up pretty cool. God bless you and God bless America!!! Xo

[@tommathews3964]

I love watching some of the reactors tip toeing into ELP, listening to "Lucky Man" "From the Beginning" or "Still You Turn Me On" , then they wade right into "Tarkus" "Hoedown" or "Karn Evil 9". That "deer in the headlights" look is priceless! Reminds me of the first time I heard some of this stuff when it was new!