Emerson publicly berated Lake for not rehearsing enough; Lake moaned that he wanted to produce the band’s next record; Palmer merely stated, “I thought the albums were rubbish.

Emerson had presented the dramatic music for The Barbarian on their self-titled 1970 debut album to his bandmates, neglecting to mention that it was lifted from Allegro Barbaro, a piano piece by ...

With two-thirds of progressive rock supergroup Emerson, Lake & Palmer having just completed its first tour in over a decade—an intimate theatrical tour featuring keyboardist Keith Emerson and ...

Emerson, Lake and Palmer's 1973 album "Brain Salad Surgery" included a nearly 30-minute composition called "Karn Evil 9" that featured a Moog synthesizer and the eerie, ...

Emerson, Lake and Palmer’s 1973 album Brain Salad Surgery included a nearly 30-minute composition called Karn Evil 9 that featured a Moog synthesizer and the eerie, carnival-like lyric ...

That lyric, sung with the bravado of a carnival barker and backed by keyboard-drenched pageantry, sat at the heart of “Brain Salad Surgery,” the 1973 album by Emerson, Lake & Palmer that ...

If you were a teenager shopping for albums in late 1971, all you needed to know about Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s “Pictures at an Exhibition”—a rock interpretation of Modest Mussorgsky’s ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - "Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends,'' sang Greg Lake on the classic Emerson, Lake and Palmer album "Brain Salad Surgery'' more than 40 years ago.

Progressive-rock pioneer Greg Lake, who co-founded both King Crimson and Emerson, Lake and Palmer died Wednesday after a "long and stubbon battle with cancer," according to his manager Stewart Young.

Emerson, Lake and Palmer’s 1973 album “Brain Salad Surgery” included a nearly 30-minute composition called “Karn Evil 9” that featured a Moog synthesizer and the eerie, ...

Greg Lake, the English musician known for co-founding progressive rock bands King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, as well as his own solo career, has died. He was 69.