EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER - HOEDOWN 1997

[@sustayne]

Can you imagine not only being able to perform as did KE, but to compose as well.....but then, to lose your ability to play as you knew you once could. What musician would not be crushed? God, I miss him. He took a piece of my musical spirit with him. Still hurts like crazy.

[@ysuzuki1773]

I think ELP dominated the world as a rare band. I'm still impressed.

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

One of the most incredible band ever to exist.

[@bigbadredsox]

We will never see the likes of them again!

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

@@bigbadredsox in 1968 I got to see the Nice at the Boston Tea Party club , they opened up for the Jeff Beck group. After the show , Keith Emerson came out and talked to the stragglers left of the audience. Asking us if we like the show shaking hands with everyone. Saw him stick two daggers into his Lesley speakers from across the stage while playing America from west side story. One of the most incredible shows I ever saw

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

I just caught your name , Big bad red sox , lol you surely know of that club . I use to live in the back Bay Area on Marlborough Street. Back then it was freak central. Now living in New York, long live the Yankees ✌️😂

[@MB-ux4lu]

Three of the greatest musicians ever in one group ELP .Thanks for all your music.

[@morbidmanmusic]

well, not really true. THis is painfully sloppy. I use to see these guys live a lot. carl is always a train wreck. By this time sadly Keith's medical issues kicked in. But you can like it.

[@matiasgeneyro8175]

Extraordinarios músicos . Pero Keith Emerson la rompía con los teclados y sintetizadores.

[@georgebrown5863]

Palmer was said to have been what was the fastest thing going & Lake & Emerson had to keep up!!!

[@AlexandraOcampo-r9u]

Para mí, el mejor de los tres (y eso q Greg Lake me gusta muchísimo!!!)

[@zoso73]

Keith Emerson, what joy he brought to my ears. May he RIP.

[@NoeliaFernandez]

Te amo Keith definitivamente este mundo no estaba preparado para ti 😢

[@toyvers]

O mundo seria pior sem ele.

[@catigluzmann]

R.i.p Emersom. Thank you for all the magic❤

[@robertcooper1952]

There will never be another ELP!

[@richardyoung641]

Legends will never be forgotten, RIP Mr. Emerson.

[@747heavyboeing3]

And Greg Lake. Only Carl remains.

[@piano4014]

@@747heavyboeing3 Apologies......RIP Mr. Lake.

[@747heavyboeing3]

@@piano4014 You might know the answer to this question Is Moog synthesizer still used by current musicians and what's your opinion of the late Ray Manzarek? I finally learned why the Doors never needed a base player.

[@RC-gf8cs]

Ray was v.good indeed but e.l.p...

[@46Melly]

I have goosebumps. The greatest hammond sound ever.

[@DavidMoreno-bn9tg]

!TRÍO DE MONSTRUOS! ya no hay de esos.

[@j.a.garcia4285]

Vaya!!!! Siempre amé a esté grupo y sus virtuosos músicos en especial a Emerson. Viva la gran música 🎶

[@MrPPALCALDE]

NUNCA OLVIDARE A KEITH. DESDE MUY JOVEN SEGUI SU MUSICA. LOS ALBUMES ESTAN MEMORIZADOS EN MI DISCO DURO CEREBRAL. CUANTO TIEMPO PASARA PARA QUE NAZCA UN TECLADISTA COMO EL. CON ESA MISTICA MEDIOEVAL TAN MARAVILLOSA. R.I.P KEITH EMERSON.

[@bcar121]

They should be in the Rock n Roll hall of fame!!! Travesty

[@elp5000]

ELP snubbed again this year.

[@frednoble1833]

You bet yiur ass t h ey shold have. Better then the BEATLES. Fir ssghicodelic shit. No compotition. Nightfencer. Gatekeeoer. Fantastic

[@barrylippard1846]

I so agree!!!!!

[@fingersfan1843]

EFF the so called, "rock and roll hall of fame". They are so full of "S" ! Snubbing a fantastically talented band like ELP is just pure BULL S--T !!!!!

[@rexdeveraux]

Screw the Hall of Fame. Does it really contribute to the way you perceive the musicians you like? That's poor I think. I value them for themselves, not for the fricking Hall or the Grammys and all that shit. And actually I prefer they're not there.

[@katiaorsini1263]

Emerson qui' spaccavaaaaa💯

[@marcok.6734]

E anchre di brutto...

[@katiaorsini1263]

@@marcok.6734 Tanta roba ✌️

[@letreirossaopaulo9619]

Dificilmente vai ter uma banda de teclado igual Emerson Lake and Palmer

[@yunzhang4089]

ELP, The Moody Blues, and Chicago had no other bands like them.

[@Aristotelezz]

Keith Emerson, RIP!

[@henry6354]

Great great band...forever...

[@rkermentz]

They're a legend, simple as that ...

[@Alejandro_Rival]

Inolvidable la musica de ELP. Recuerdo cuando vinieron a Chile, yo en galeria alta, justo al lado de Keith Emerson. Veia todo su virtuosismo con las manos, y los sonidos y efectos, el moog, los sonidos del sinte analogo, rebotaban por todo el teatro!. Increible. Por lejos, la mejor banda en vivo que he visto. Y bueno... Yes con Steve Howe tambien :)

[@tomtarantino5834]

NON POSSO DIRE NIENTE SU EMERSON LAKE & PALMER, SONO DEI GENI MUSICISTI CON LA M MAIUSCOLA...PERFETTO! CI HANNO FATTO SOGNARE.A NOI 50 ENNI. E NON SOLO.

[@7luckywoman]

Love this one!!!

[@MegaTubetiger]

Great vintage ELP! Thanks for sharing.

[@NoeliaFernandez]

Tres monstruos!!!!!

[@dwaneamador6430]

Tremenda banda. Se dice que Jimmy Hendrix se les iba a unir a la alineación. Y pasarían a llamarse HELP, Hendrix Emerson Lake and Palmer. Una lástima que no se pudo concretar.

[@lascione62]

At minute 3:00 he quotes himself from that beautiful Moog solo in 1974 Aquatarkus.

[@cryhavoc9748]

Carl Palmer is not playing the drums.....he is making war against them. DAMN !

[@morbidmanmusic]

Certainly killing the meter. he can not hold time for crap and i'm a fan.

[@RC-gf8cs]

Morbid u need new ears

[@AlexandraOcampo-r9u]

I was a big CP fan but not anymore. I've seen several videos of his recent tour and I don't like his current playing. Just a lot of noise, trying to show he can play as fast at 74 as if he were 20 or 30. And I am not the only one who says it - I have friends who play drums and tell me the same. And big ELP fans as well. However, I do respect and admire Carl Palmer as a true pioneer of percussion. He has done things no one else did already in his early 20s. His solos, even with Asia, were stunning. But I think he got somewhat stuck in the same. I wouldn't go to see his current tour; I've seen ELP live, they were brilliant. But with no Keith and no Greg is not the same. The screens?? Not for me. Footage from an extraordinary concert I' ve seen million of times, and it's available on DVD and You Tube. Sorry, folks, don't get me wrong; simply I don't like what he is doing now. I liked him with ELP and Asia, I admire and respect him for being an extraordinary percussionist, but it's quite a long time I don't choose him. Honestly, I prefer to remember this unique trio as they were - absolutely magnificent. And btw, Keith was a genius. To me the best ever.

[@ashratempel5094]

Awesome supergroup!!!

[@arame29]

Hurts me to watch this Keith's injuries affected his ability to play this 74 live LP in his prime presented no challenge to the Copeland classic

[@747heavyboeing3]

RIP Greg and Keith. Carl still plays.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

GRACIAS POR CONSIDERAR EL DETALLE DE EMERSON EN EL 2008.

[@claudiocerrato6632]

Iconic monsters

[@abyios]

Awesome!

[@Crezelltree4261]

Classic.

[@asistentadaune3665]

"Hoedown" (1972) A showstopper that was actually a show starter for two tours, "Hoedown" was the first ELP adaptation of composer Aaron Copland, as brassy a show-off (in his way) as the trio itself. Keith Emerson began work on the piece after returning from a classical festival in Romania, so East European elements find their way into his rollicking organ and Moog arrangement alongside American folk tunes like "Shortnin' Bread" and "Turkey in the Straw." Emerson stumbled onto the track's signature synth sound by chance: "We'd started working on that arrangement and then I hit, I don't know what, I switched a blue button and I put a patch cord in there, but anyway, 'whoooeee.'"

[@MrPPALCALDE]

INTERESTING BRO.

[@FukiMakai]

De nada! Gracias por publicar estas cosas!

[@vcoaster]

I like that they moved Greg to center stage. It appears more balanced that way.

[@rhino805999]

MUY BUENO!

[@mastermudial]

muy buena edición, felicitaciones Pepe; el maestro.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

TOTALMENTE DE ACUERDO

[@871185]

this is a soundtrack of the 70s combined with a video of the 90s - nice editing but we're all fooled :-)

[@genluxuria]

Not

[@MrPPALCALDE]

69, 959 - DOMINGO 09 DE JUNIO DEL 19 - 19:04 HRS - PERU.

[@attilathehun2232]

RIP Keith

[@FukiMakai]

Alguien más se da cuenta de que Keith toca con solo 3 o 4 dedos de su mano derecha, alternando cada vez que puede? Muchos deben saber que en 1994 sufrió la lesión en su brazo derecho y por eso tiene esta limitación.

[@catigluzmann]

I think these guys in 3971 maybe will be like bach or haydn

[@RC-gf8cs]

1st saw dec 18.73..aug 74..77 2x orch 2x no orch .elpowell n 92 thru 2000

[@MrMusictrivia]

sorry for those who missed out on the moog synthesizer

[@FukiMakai]

Melodía de intro y final: Blue Inferno por Keith Emerson Band (2008)

[@vcoaster]

The director was all over the place in this video. The cuts are too fast and often inappropriate. Poorly edited.

[@FukiMakai]

Cuando publiqué los comentarios ignoraba toda la verdad acerca de este problema de Keith para tocar desde que se operó en 1994. Justamente, su suicidio este año, el cual nos marcó a todos nosotros, tuvo bastante que ver con la degeneración que sus dedos sufrieron desde entonces. Su nueva novia contó que estaba desesperado porque tenía un tour nuevo (el cual sería en abril y me enteré apenas después de su fallecimiento) y tenía un miedo tremendo a defraudar a su público por su cada vez mayor dificultad para tocar de una manera aceptable (si bien, desde mediados de los 90, no volvió a tocar igual, incluso si tenemos en cuenta que por años se las arregló para dar shows increíbles). Justamente hay un video de él en 2014 con una banda de jazz tocando un hammond moderno y completamente incapaz de tocar una improvisación básica (incluso intenta tocar parte de Tarkus). Pero a todo esto se le suma una gran depresión que, según Greg Lake, empezó a sufrir desde la época de Works, en 1977. Entre ese momento y los 90 le pasó de todo, pero ignoraba sus cuadros depresivos. Pero Keith nunca murió para nosotros, puesto que nadie se olvidó de su genial aporte a la música.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

INTERESANTE REFLEXION BROTHER ARIEL. SEGUIREMOS ESCUCHANDO SU LEGADO.

[@FukiMakai]

Gracias hermano... Ahora también se nos fue Greg Lake... Él murió de cáncer, nisiquiera estaba enterado de que lo tenía. Un bajón total para el mundo progresivo. Esto y Keith muerto de un tiro por un cuadro depresivo. Más triste imposible... al final es como decía el final de Lucky Man "la bala lo encontró, quedó acostado y lloró. La plata no podía ayudarlo, así que se recostó y murió. Oh, qué hombre suertudo era él"

[@sandyvera4220]

Que dificil y frustrante tuvo q ser todo eso para keith, q gran músico fue!

[@gabrieldominguezmorales9916]

Keith Emerson's watch is a Mido Ocean Star?

[@laportama]

SO AUTHENTIC. He even throws in some self-indugent BS at 5:10.

[@FukiMakai]

Sep, aunque tengo que decir que lo disimula bastante bien en ocasiones como esta. ¿Cómo hizo? Quién sabe... En Boys Club en 1998, con la Keith Emerson Band en 2008 hizo unas presentaciones increíbles. Pero en 2010, en la reunión de ELP simplemente estaba fuera de foco, no pegaba una... Una lástima, y quisiera que volviera a tocar.....

[@robin2012ism]

no one can touch Keith! where Devo learned it

[@cyberrealmagicpro506]

イイネ押しました👍‼️👊😄📢‼️φ∇🐉♥️

[@MrPPALCALDE]

45mil vistas. 150816.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

48,008 - MIERCOLES 11/ ENERO DEL 17.

[@DonaldCookNJ]

I feel bad for Carl Palmer, having to keep up with Keith.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

LA VERDAD SI ME DI CUENTA DE LA FORMA DE TOCAR EL TECLADO.

[@genluxuria]

What in the hell Carl was thinking 🤔?

[@aleocampos9547]

He wasn't playing well already. IMHO the best Carl Palmer goes from 1970-77 and the three first Asia records. Then, he declined until he became the average drummer. I spoke with friends, huge ELP fans and a couple are drummers, and tell me the same. Here he is struggling to follow Keith.

[@josepharmato8032]

Sanks buddy

[@roachplace]

If any UK based ELP fan guitarist/vocalists who can play & sing Greg's parts would like to get together and have a go then please message me here via KZbin. I have a lot of their numbers sorted on keyboards and also have a drummer waiting..! Hope to hear from some of you soon... Raffy.

[@MrPPALCALDE]

09 AÑOS IN KZbin / BALANCE DE EDICION: 13:14 HORAS / PERU - 83,016 VISTAS - 373 ME GUSTAN - 11 NO ME GUSTA - 46 COMENTARIOS / SOY OBJETIVO: APROBADO.

[@Arjetube]

Lets face the truth: John Lord was maybe 5-10% on the level of Keith Emerson.

[@atombomb31458]

id say 43%

[@jaysgood10]

44.5

[@vcoaster]

He was probably 80% as good. The difference was that Lord didn't play 13 keyboards at once or wipe his ass with a ribbon controller. He was a classically trained pianist, just as Emerson was. I'm sure he was pretty talented. And now both are gone.

[@mprogger5476]

I've done some maths and he's actually precisely 12,37%

[@RC-gf8cs]

Emerson n tony.banks genesis my 2 fav r.r.keyboards

[@joe-vz6hx]

ugh, I'm sorry this was rushed and not up to par

[@mjahlijanian6795]

I'm a huge fan, and Keith continues to inspire me to play keyboards (now going on 40 years), but - and this breaks my heart - I did hear multiple missed notes

[@TheAngel138]

I love ELP since 1970 but... this version is very very bad!

[@theodorecurtin1975]

More like self-indulgent BS and sometimes he throws in a little song. jk i love elp

[@yojyouhanntarou]

グレックお前は何時から曙になってたんだ

[@rev.billchampoux6499]

After Keith took his own life I started to see the things he made fun of and ridicule and do himself with the keyboards. Keith Mentored me for a while when I was a kid. How I got his attention I interpreted him interpreting who he did on the piano. Greg Lake once said to me Keith has nothing on you as a pianist. When I got older I helped Keith out financially and did it again My wife said when is he going to pay you back? It now came back to when I was 11 I was depressed because my parents sent me to music school so far from home I said Keith sometimes I want to kill myself he stood up and slapped me across the face and said that is against nature and God. I spoke to him two weeks prior to his death, I said Keith I want to let you know a secret, that foundation I started years ago was originated from you beating the shit out of me then it took me helping another young student with the same issues I continually copy you LOL. It took so much therapy dealing with his death. They had an on line eulogy and I wrote what Keith said to me his girlfriend said how can you say such things he was your friend, I wrote her later and said I don't want people copying him.

[@wanderingrenegade771]

Life is good for you now?

[@davejones5745]

Pretty sloppy playing on Emerson's part. I've heard it done much better...

[@fjkulwin]

compare it to the studio recording, its waaaay too fast. The musicality gets lost.

[@ksb2112]

You might not be aware that around this time Keith Emerson was starting to suffer from nerve damage that was affecting his ability to play.

[@fjkulwin]

ksb2112 I did know he had some health issues, I’m a drummer so more of a Carl fan. It is just too fast though don’t you agree?

[@davejones5745]

Forrest Ist fast, but so was the version on their live album, welcome back my Friends....and the version on the live album kicks ass! You'll love the drumming too!

[@keithfitzgerald876]

They were my favorite band in the 70s and for a good while after that, but, truth be told, they never recorded anything very good after "Works II" in 1977, except for a short section of "Memoirs of an Officer and a Gentleman" from the paltry "Love Beach" album the following year. "Hoedown" was an amazing opening tune in the 70s. Here, in 1997, it seems old-hat, overdone, uninspiring. Emerson's solo on the hand-held Phallus-tron is just lame. All good things must end. Like so many of the greatest bands of that era, by the end of the 70s, they had nothing left to offer.