Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man (Official Audio)

[@scotthunt2479]

How many of you remember listening to this with headphones on, and hearing the channels switch back and forth during the Moog synthesizer lead - and then uttering to yourself "Oh, man, far out." Life seemed so simple back then.

[@allenvaughan1]

Count me in on that! I was only 10, but it blew my mind. Freaking awesome!!!

[@GordonZJ]

I'm still doing it!!! Always will do as long as I live ❤❤❤ Remembering my beloved sister who passed away in 2009... and many memories from my childhood and adolescence.. Today is March 26, 2024 Rest peacefully well, Emerson & Lake 🤍🕊🤍🕊

[@rockinvida1960]

And full of possibilities! Who would have ever dreamed America would devolve into this dystopian nightmare we are all living through…

[@greghoppe3973]

The first time the Moog Synthesizer was heard on a rock song.

[@kevincleary627]

That's what that's called!

[@frankrenna2761]

I first heard this song in my father’s car as a senior in high school. I can still feel all the hair on my arms and the back of my neck standing up when I heard the moog synthesizer at the end. I turned to my dad and told him that that sound from the synthesizer was the future of music! He turned to me and said “nothing is better than jazz”! I have been an ELP fan ever since. RIP Keith Emerson and Greg Lake ❤.

[@lisaspringer0296]

Nice memory of your Dad

[@stevebresnahan8325]

❤🎵🎶 You were both "spot on". 😎👍

[@LynneC44]

Lol! My dad said rock and roll was "just a phase"...Dads in those days, sheesh!

[@ChicagoDoItYourself]

Poor dad, jazz has ALWAYS been pure crap…. Idc how hard or much talent it takes to play…. I listen to music to listen to it… nothing more 😊‼️

[@richardlloyd3991]

Saw them in 73 in Saratoga, NY. Awesome experience, 😊

[@chozora]

R.I.P. Greg Lake - Seven years ago today

[@FRANKLOMBARDI-iv5xs]

Ya Man..Greg Lake...The Greatest in History.There all going Biggest Artists..Sucks man..❤️🎸✌️👍🌈

[@rogerosterberger4627]

he will be missed.

[@nadiajasminebaki4318]

Lovely man. Today? Shit. I have photos with him but we never got to play together.

[@WesWhaley-tw5ms]

Extraordinary voice.

[@series2J]

My goodness time goes by so fast,Greg is one of only three singers who's voice makes me cry n cry n cry.😢😢😢

[@reb1050]

This song brings back so many memories. I remember when it came out back in the 70's not long before I joined the Marines. But it was later that a more meaningful memory is created. In 1979, I was on a date with a young woman and we went back to her place. She asked me what music I wanted to listen to and as I looked through her extensive collections, I saw "Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends". Although the album had been out for 5 yrs., I had never listened to it before. Two songs stood out above all the rest. Lucky Man and Still, You Turn Me On. I'll never forget that night and we got married the following year. Our 44th. anniversary is in 12 days. May 10.

[@patchadams4me]

Happy Anniversary. Great story!

[@robinmcdaniel8971]

🎉 me and my husband same day may 10🎉🎉

[@tr6292]

I'm 32, I love this music. And I love what this song meant to you and your wife. Cheers to the two of you, to love, and to a timeless classic such as this.🍻

[@reb1050]

@@robinmcdaniel8971 Only one problem with May 10. Sometimes it falls on Mother's Day. It doesn't matter to us since both of our mothers have passed away, but there were times that our respective mothers couldn't understand why we were not willing to spending time with them instead of celebrating our own "special day".

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

I love that love story...... thank you for putting a smile on my face....🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎼🎼🎼❤️❤️❤️ Been a devoted lover of ELP since the 70.....2024now....the magical journey will always allow me to float...... emotionally and physically....to other dimensions❤️❤️

[@philspiegel6224]

Yes, life did seem simple back then......I long for it now.

[@deborahchesser7375]

So very bad, so many people and times we miss dearly, it brings me to tears

[@john-o1g9p]

it was simple then. friends, cheap beer, simple pleasures, open road and nowhere to be till daylight.

[@daliblose9061]

Yep!!!!😊😅❤ ..bless always!!!! ELP....✌️🇺🇲💝

[@dt9913]

I desperately long for the days before DJT...

[@Burt472]

Agreed from Italy

[@bashthelegend]

The first version of this song was originally written by Greg Lake when he was 12. The first song he ever wrote.

[@Danleesixoneonetwofive]

Genius

[@jeffmccrea9347]

What was Greg Lake thinking when he wrote this song? "HE HAD WHITE HORSES...AND LADIES BY THE SCORE." "ALL DRESSED IN SATIN...AND WAITING BY THE DOOR." Being a lucky man, the reason for having scores of ladies dressed in satin and waiting by his door is both obvious and perfectly understandable. In light of the fact that we all know what those ladies were expecting to have done to them, by him, once they gained entry past the door, what has had me baffled for the last 54 years is, what was he also going to do with scores of white horses, also dressed in satin and also waiting by the door? Beautiful song, strange mind fuck imagery. HMMmm. Of Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer, Carl Palmer is the only one left alive so time is running out to get this Earth stopping question answered. Please help!!!

[@Chris-gs5zz]

Time is running out for many things. It's a force that stops for nothing and no one....not even god itself.

[@Picklesnot-co3k]

Did not know that. Thanks! ❤

[@jeffmccrea9347]

@@Picklesnot-co3k "He had White Horses And Ladies By The Score." All Dressed In Satin And Waiting By The Door." My question to you is, who the hell dresses scores of white horses in satin and why were they waiting by the door with scores of ladies also dressed in satin??? We can assume what his plans were with the ladies but what was he going to do with all those satin draped horses? Sounds pretty kinky to me.

[@ottovandenbosch2918]

Those who remember this song are fortunate to have lived in simpler times where things made sense

[@AA-eq5wk]

the lucky man is not to just one life, but being alive during it all

[@RoseSimpson1111]

YES!!!!!!!

[@ecbftl]

A very Nightwish sentiment. This is the premise of many of their songs. Loved ELP ever since this album was released.

[@clutchcargo4924]

I am 71 and yes, I am a lucky man.

[@johnl871]

I was lucky enough in August of '74 to see them at The Spectrum in Philly. Great show.

[@john-o1g9p]

better this age with the memories than the crap around me and in front of me. ''they have no understanding of the glory that has come before...

[@luciovasconcellos2363]

Me too, with 72...

[@ronmacdonald4134]

I’m 76 and a lucky man toooooo!🥸

[@mafpotter4655]

66.Spb Умиротворение,восторг.

[@5argetech56]

We boomers had it all. Great bands, real music. We lived classic rock. So glad I was part of it.

[@neiltobin3733]

A boomer here. Excellent music. Long Live Classic Rock n Roll.

[@andya857]

We still are, still do and have the Love..

[@andymolenaar1]

1957 here…..best of times and memories…….

[@gv-can4718]

And some of the most fucked international and national relations know to mankind, like a modern Crusades - Vietnam, Korea, Alabama etc etc. This give rise to beauty and art, suffering and more beauty. Any of those brothers that in the off-chance that read this who were in Vietnam, 🤝! Welcome home!

[@wendylecker6937]

yes we did

[@JamesHollands-v7f]

Who is listening in 2025??? I CERTAINLY AM . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@thomasthomsen4902]

It's me !!!!!

[@markb4120]

Hell yeah brother!

[@jameswilson4978]

You know it❤ Trump 2024

[@berndissleib6257]

@@thomasthomsen4902 Me too. I have the LP, Cd, and listen now on KZbin. And did you know, that Greg Lake composed the song at the age of 13?

[@KarinEger-p8m]

😊👋👋👋🍀🍀🍀

[@EASTERBUNNY7772]

At age 72 wish I could go back to the 1970's. Still have the original album. There is no going back. The grave awaits us all.

[@tommynickels4570]

Death is coming for us all.

[@simonsays1370]

Knocking on heaven's Door. Yep, that's right. But the song is transcendenta into eternity.

[@Mel-k7z4i]

Immortality thru Jesus Christ!

[@VirgilJohnson-gc6vd]

​@tommynickels4570 yea it's coming,live for the moment.It's all we have

[@melissadavis225]

yes that's the sad thing about life we all age get old and pass ...make it count and have a good one is my moto. go big or go home ...❤❤❤

[@dupont135]

Some people say that rap or Taylor Swift is better. They're wrong, this is music.

[@underwriter100]

I agree but whenever I try to talk positive about classic rock, I’m hit with ‘Okay, Boomer’

[@gerardtonno9458]

Remember you can't spell crap without rap!

[@danmilosevich]

@@gerardtonno9458 rap is crap.

[@henryporvaznik9288]

Gee, you think?

[@danmilosevich]

@henryporvaznik9288 what?

[@randygandee9674]

I'm 74 and still enjoy very much listening to this music

[@berndissleib6257]

I'm 71 years old, and love this song for ever.

[@MK-xl9tt]

I’m 54 and simple man and lucky man (lucky man by the verve) have been my anthems but I remember this one and my 21 year old recently got into prog rock and brought home these elp albums home from school. Lucky man I am !!

[@Fenris4464]

and sparking one up

[@kriskarski3962]

u are a good man

[@kriskarski3962]

iam 66

[@tinab3627]

Fuckin 70’s magic!!! So blessed I grew up in that era. Like for real. There’s nothing like it & there’ll never be!!😊

[@gregorymaier9110]

You dam right brother best fuckin era of music ever.66 years young and enjoy more now as much as then.rock on brother

[@billsomody6928]

You got that right!

[@RayTuttle-of5qd]

RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson I forgot how good this is never tire of listening

[@ronaldzack4078]

I miss my youth living in the 70's ❤

[@lynnsherland3191]

Amen brother know the feeling.

[@RoseSimpson1111]

I don't know any one that grew up back then that doesn't miss it. I also know a few young people that wish they had.

[@harryhiggs5060]

The best music ever.

[@gradybird3336]

I do too brother. But we lived through the best of musical times. We were so lucky. That will never change-we were there, then.

[@simonsays1370]

Me too.

[@1214jet]

It's 2025, and I wish we all could back to those days. Great song, 👍great band. ❤ 3:08

[@QueenSnowPea]

Me too. Things made more sense back then.

[@shubus]

This is one great song that I never tire of hearing. This single piece introduce the Moog synthesizer to the world of pop culture and it has never been the same since. Keiths glorious solo took the whole world by a storm.

[@southjerseywebsites]

The Doors , Monkees and Beatles all used the Moog before this.

[@shubus]

@@southjerseywebsites Indeed that did, but Keith Emerson mainstreamed it.

[@JoeGhoul]

This song makes me think of my father. He passed in July of 2015. 2 days later I was working at a job site and this song came on the radio loud out of the truck while we worked. It was a beautiful day, clear, sunny with huge clouds. I could only look up into the sky and think of him. It was a profound moment. Rest in peace with your beloved dogs, Colter, Silk and Bree my Father. 💙♾️

[@MahruzarLubis]

REMIND ME IN 70'S ,I WAS YOUNG 18 YS OLD. NOW 72 YS OLD.

[@dt9913]

Me too.

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

IM 66 YOUNG AND WE STILL HAVE NOT HEARD A BETTER BAND

[@marybroussard5088]

Me too, just turned70, the new 35!!!!!

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

@@marybroussard5088 IM 66 STILL 14 🤣🤣🤣🤣 HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS

[@IrwanAngsana-t6u]

He was LED sinar

[@johnw.gastreichsr982]

I’m 70, this is an awesome song

[@chuckcollins2349]

I'm 56 and love this music.

[@ashratempel5094]

Amazing masterpiece from the summer of my years.

[@carlosjavierdiaz3639]

You still go it Amiga..

[@Jim7th]

'Soon 81, this bring chills and tears. Thanks. Jim

[@JoeDaugherty-j4l]

Folks this band is a legend no matter how old we are

[@marisameans9859]

I used to be on air at an oldies radio staton ..ended my show with this.

[@RobertBaker-g7l]

So cool

[@alanoneill3065]

nice

[@tonjahilton4899]

I am 77 and this still makes my hair stand up........ ❤🎉

[@yvonneSchmaler-ik2uw]

64😅

[@peteh7966]

I was reading your comment and as soon as I heard the first few chords, the same thing happened, because you know where it's all leading - to that spine tingling Moog solo, what a song!

[@mrchildgrownold3852]

67 looking at 68 I have your back

[@RichardCobey]

Got it

[@profmet]

62 😊

[@drwho3216]

And not to forget a 4th person who was instrumental in making this song so great...literally: Bob Moog...when I first heard that song and the Synth solo starts around 3:20, I was hooked for life by that sound...so many great Synths nowadays and all, but that sound is...timeless. I sat in front of our old radio and thought WHAT BY ALL MEANS IS THAT??!!

[@John-vx7lt]

The bands of yesteryear had unmatched imaginations, talent and brilliance that flowed like water for about 30years and it will never be duplicated again , i was lucky to haved lived with the the greatest music ever . coming up in the 60s and 70s just can't be explained. Not to mention the cars and hotrod's that were every where .

[@torch6653]

Graduated from HS 1966 Been in love with music since 1958.Heard Danny and the Juniors- At the hop! I was 10 years old- I lived the music of the 50,60,70 and 80's Some of the 90's but I can't get enough time for it all. "What a drag it is getting old"

[@John-vx7lt]

@@torch6653 hang in there brother, take care of yourself. Peace ✌️.

[@nowhereman5424]

Another tool making a stupid comment. 😂

[@kipohara5992]

Yes, You hit the nail right on the head with your comment!!

[@StellaChambers-f9j]

OMG - So very perfectly put ❤ I feel blessed to be born into the era of such ground breaking brilliance

[@LauraMc294]

This brings back lazy, summer afternoons with my friends stoned out of our minds. We would listen to this album and Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon over and over. It was a magical time. I miss those days and friends so much.

[@kimberlyjohnson5923]

So wonderful and meaningful

[@VirgilJohnson-gc6vd]

So true

[@phillipswain4942]

Still do....

[@SnuffyDirt]

I listened to this the other day and thought, when did I get old 🤷‍♂️

[@chrisaltstatt3727]

And not grown up!

[@SnuffyDirt]

@@chrisaltstatt3727 nope and it likely won’t be happening

[@gianandrealimonta6716]

La ho ascoltata per la prima volta a 15 anni nel 1971 e la ascolto ancora perché non ha perso nulla, riposate in pace Keith e Greg per le emozioni che mi avete dato e che ancora mi date❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@edwardbolin198]

Sad isn't it greatest generation of all time music, cars , military and the early brains /ideas behind today's technology

[@SnuffyDirt]

@@chrisaltstatt3727😂😂👍

[@michaelgioia776]

It's 2024 and I'm 63 this year. This song was one of the first I learned on bass 50yrs ago, I still play it for my friend JoeyD, RIP

[@bonitahamm8238]

Me too. We grew up with the best music.

[@willardguardsue5928]

I'm 61 & love this still...Amen

[@neiltobin3733]

65 Here and still listening to this era of music. The Greatest Era of Music. Heart and Soul and Rock n Roll. Always

[@paulcarter2907]

Blimey, this is such a part of my younger self it brings tears to my eyes...68yo now!

Rest in peace Mr Keith Emerson and Mr Gregg Lake...🙏🇸🇻

[@DCGreenZone]

Turned the radio on in my car after returning across the country from my dad's funeral. This song immediately started. 😢

[@GeraldWilson-zi3xo]

Must be a 70s thing. 76 here Happy Memorial Day old dogs 🐕 ❤️

[@Michael-fs5mu]

@@GeraldWilson-zi3xo Back At Ya

[@indrayana853]

I am 70 …,,this is my fav song since a very young age

[@berndissleib6257]

I'm 71, and this song is one of my favorites for ever.....

[@simonsays1370]

@@berndissleib6257 75 now and still listening.

[@tpr299]

Lots of cool people born in ‘54.

[@BigMikeTzatziki]

I’m 148 years old and this still slaps

[@chrisleehey8079]

55,000 days

[@jakrul]

I am 2 weeks old and swing on it like a happy monkey.

[@jakrul]

I am 148 seconds old and Swing like a Turtle.

[@BobbyGrissom-z2o]

Are u for real..I had a visit from God and I was told I was going to live to 148 which will be 2100 ,I'm not kidding .. serious did u have the same visit

[@billthomas8094]

you dont look a day over 135

[@kennyhagan5781]

I was just a little kid, but the song made an impression on me from the start. It still holds up all these decades later. Pure golden bliss.

[@FrederickStone-f5x]

Excellent, how I remember this. I think the music back then is more enjoyable than today's music.

[@jeffmccrea9347]

...I think the music back then is more enjoyable than today's music... Absolutely!!! Where's my time machine???

[@annlieseke7553]

For sure. Green Day though...

[@harryhiggs5060]

No comparison

[@silviabasil2311]

Thank you, Bill Brown, a brilliant and kind boyfriend who introduced me to ELP in the 70s. Boyfriends may not last forever. But the good times and the music associated with them certainly so.

[@lauraleigh5562]

Right on!!

[@billyboyd9936]

Very underrated song by a lot of people

[@Fargoguy54]

Just an extraordinary song I've been listening to for more than 50 years.

[@neiltobin3733]

Same here

[@phishfearme2]

composing a song like this at age 12 is beyond comprehension

[@winstonoboogie6725]

Yes. Even so the generative power of poetry and imagination, the need to bring out our inward light is real at every age from infancy long into our adultery. Perhaps our songs live on beyond us when we are no more to be found.

[@konstantinroser4245]

Beauty beyond death: "DUST"Danny Kirwan!❤❤❤

[@ronnewlin-ml6lu]

I was born in the early 70's and it's still my favorite decade for music.

[@johnbaczewski5336]

those vocals at 3:16 are really the icing on the cake to an already perfect song. this will always be a masterpiece

[@lohikarhu734]

Wow....a long time ago, far away....but "yesterday once more...."

[@mslisab43]

Beautiful 😊

[@gustavowkaiser]

Moog synthesizer is the star of this song!

[@FRANKLOMBARDI-iv5xs]

I Looked at a Moog couple years ago.Through Sweetwater Music..I was just Looking there cool what you could do real sharp..🎸👍😁

[@sokoeuler236]

This is the beginning of life after death. It's the same story as the PF "Time"-"Great Gig in the Sky". Also the "Great Gig in the Sky" without the "Time" doesn't make that much sense. Do you agree?

[@robinknudson3663]

Perfect in every way... Gregs lyrics and guitar playing, Carls properly constrained drumming, Keith's "bagpipes". Stunning at 14 years, 67 years and everywhere in-between.

[@bugeanuflorin1531]

Master Greg rip, respect Masterpiece. Favorite song ever.

[@peggysmith6338]

I'm 72 and love this music

[@robertlewis307]

As Good As It Gets...!!

[@woodzieniles9072]

I can't wait to hear the Castellows cover of this. Those 3 country girls harmonizing, acoustic guitars, and a fiddle. E.lly, L.ily, & P.owell. This song is timeless.

[@scottwyckoff5483]

Ahead of its time, the best

[@seanduggan3453]

Greg's voice on song - a lucky man.

[@rogerosterberger4627]

You should listen to the live version

[@FRANKLOMBARDI-iv5xs]

ELP...OH YA I'm ELP Fan 70s-80,s Master Pieces..Lucky Man..and other they have are awesome😁🎸✌️👍🌈

[@James-zd1lk]

64 now, and it's about reflection with the great music I grew up with. The concerts, the travel, the friends!! That cop who stole my bag.

[@tonjahilton4899]

Remember so well....what music we grew up with🙏🫂❤️☮️🤝🤙🎉

[@Joanne-y8b]

ENJOY EVERY MOMENT....THE NEXT IS NOT GUARANTEED....ENJOY EVERY BIT OF JOY YOU ARE GIVEN....a free breeze of crisp air..a smile...a beautiful piece of music 🎶 ❤

[@philippeovart3654]

June 2024, still love it all friends

[@Dave-lq2le]

June 4 '24🎉

[@GarryWootton]

Great Album.

[@thegreatjacecostolo3664]

Nov. 1 2024

[@jljanous]

I’m 68 and I still have my cassette tapes love these guys synthesizers. the harmony were amazing. I followed them and Gary Wright the dream Weaver.

[@leadchick]

Gary Wright's Dreamweaver came out at the same time as FCA. Listened to both for hours.

[@johncox6321]

Back in the day, this was real Progressive Rock! 😏😋

[@benoitachten7164]

Very great song I like since my youth!

[@Mdrobile]

My father and I only ever bonded through music. He liked music I liked sports we were different but he loved showing me his records and playing the. Elp was his favorite. Even had his own elp like band. Never got famous cuz I was born. Even bill bruford reached out to him to tell him he liked my dad's record. Every so often I revisit elps catalog to be close to him. RIP dad ❤

[@Picklesnot-co3k]

May his memory be a blessing and a comfort to you. 💗💓💗

[@Mdrobile]

Also ty :)

[@johnsmith-yk8by]

this is truly a strange and wonderful story thank you. keep jammin is all i can say

[@anakina1]

Anniversary of my dad's death is coming next week. We too enjoyed going to concerts and were best friends too. Hope a little ELP brings you some joy. I miss mine.

[@Picklesnot-co3k]

@@anakina1 May the memories of your father be a blessing.

[@heinfriedtonniges9708]

Einfach nur klasse , bei der Musik kann man noch entspannen!

[@davidmesser5813]

I still listen to this with my headphones on. My wife doesn't appreciate my music. Her loss. Vaughn

[@kathleensaladin2078]

This song still gets me after all these years

[@johnnyv.5142]

Certainly don't have great music like this to enjoy these days!

[@James-kr2xr]

Great song, good times, good people,

[@unseelie63]

Greg Lake wrote this song when he was 12 years old,and he and his band mates brought it to life so beautifully

[@Elizabeth63-p3q]

WHAT A SONG!! Really brings me back😺🌱😵‍💫

[@scottmcamis2127]

Im 56 heard this song my whole life, truly one of the great ones.

[@maksprik3796]

64 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉

[@richardtitzmann3217]

Me too 64yo🤗❤👍🙏 LOVE AND PEACE🙏

[@nicajoaquin]

I am 64, remember when i was 18, a masterpiece

[@bobmalack481]

You had to be younger than 18 by 2 or 3 years at least, Robert at 69.

[@Julio-e9v6c]

I was 18, leasing a litlle be late, i am from central américa, somebody gave me a 8 track (tape): superstars of the 70's. Led Zeppelin, Black sabbath, deep purple, dobbie (?) brothers, stories, roberta flack, jinmy hendrix, etc, etc, etc.

[@Julio-e9v6c]

Actually i was 16, 1976

[@marylandeagle9846]

One of the smoothest voices in rock’n roll history. Greg Lake RIP!

[@mikestone7692]

I considered myself a hard rocker back in the day, but when I’d hear this it would kinda freeze me to my core, it was and still is great music! Amen!

[@bonitahamm8238]

I saw them in the 70's. They came up below the stage in front of the drums. Fantastic show. These three guys are so talented.

[@youaregodspursuit-47]

At 77 it is a mixed bag of feelings that pop up hearing this. That wonderment at such a sound, the lyrics and the haunting sense of the story. Still all of it is the same today. They were wiser than many of us. Living as a teenager in the 60's and a young man in the 70's it was glorious to have this kind of music in the background. If you were not there you cannot get the full gist of it.

[@johnnyfreedom3437]

After all these years I'd forgotten how good this song really was! Because I really love the harmonizing! They were great, as most of the music from the 70s was! (Not counting disco, I never count Disco!) Long live rock and roll! Today there isn't even any musical instruments!!

[@DavidFolck-y1k]

I got out of the Army in June 1971 and I discovered Emerson, Lake and Palmer. AWESOME GROUP!

[@maxr4448]

This was my first and only love's favorite song. I never did ask her why, shame on me. I hope she is well and has a blessed life. It was me who screwed up. If only time could reverse. What a Lucky Man I Was!

[@scottrydings8579]

One of the most Beautiful songs EVER !!!

[@bluemoon-20]

Absolutely right, musical perfection.

[@alexsaucedo8032]

FANTASTIC SONG OFF A FANTASTIC ALBUM. LOVE THIS JAM. GREAT LYRICS. . GREAT GUITAR WORK AND GUITAR SOUND. THESE GUYS ARE AMAZING LIVE. ROCK ON. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@thomasbrewer4138]

My space in time this and moody blues

[@russyeatman5631]

Fer sure. Moody Blues my favorite British band.

[@markbarber7839]

Haven't heard this for a long time. Thanks for the video!

[@agostinodibella9939]

This was the first song that I heard a synthesizer on and I thought it was cool.

[@sandrawadsworth5173]

Brilliant ❤

[@markustappeser841]

I'm surprised that a song that's over 40 years old gets so many clicks. 👌👍👏👏

[@simonsays1370]

It's a massive hit in those days, man.

[@WalterAnderson-xz3df]

Yeah this song gets so many clicks because they don’t make music like this today! Us old rockers will never die! 0:42 0:42

[@ALRIGHTYTHEN.]

I can't believe Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake and Palmer didn't crack the top 40.

[@MrsFunnymaker]

Ein großartiges Lied von großartigen Musikern vorgetragen.

[@Brian-nt1hh]

One of the greats of its time.

[@KathySmith-vb2xk]

what a beautifully haunting song...one of their best..Greg Lake's voice as smooth as silk....now, go listen to "I BELIEVE IN FATHER CHRISTMAS "

[@bigrichdude]

Best music ever in history was the 1970s. True Musical genius

[@suzymchughzie]

"An oldie...but a goodie...just like me!"

[@Carl-v6f]

I am listening too! I have this record on first release vinyl. The Moog rocks!!!👍😎

[@daliblose9061]

70's❤🎉😊😅dploves forever...fresh air ...fresh every where!!!!!!!

[@elle5031]

Why does it seem like there were a GAZZILION great bands when we grew up?????

[@MauraMeyer-td2ro]

Because there where. Not too me now

[@nancymencke503]

Because there were.

[@kitspics526]

Leaving the big band era to find two, three , four musicians on stage and suddenly music became intimate for us. The 50's brought us crooners and pop singers and big band. Close up we become acquaintances with great individual talents. This is a part of how lucky we were to be young and feeling free. ( Silly us.)

[@fayewittwer5208]

Because there was We were so very lucky

[@JillScheckla]

Because there was!

[@robertrussell1548]

Greg Lakes voice will carry for a thousand years 😊

[@joaosilvaricardo5826]

Great remastering of a great song of one of the top bands EVER... RIP Greg and Keith; you are and will be with us. Long life to Carl Palmer !!!

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

Revisiting this 50 years later and appreciating what a fucking masterpece of work it was and still is. Just brilliant in ever way. Any kids these days ..... never mind.

[@stevetillcock7361]

I bought the LP as soon as I could.

[@scrick7112]

I saw ELP live in San Diego. What a lucky man I am.