I'm hating myself for only discovering the greatness of Greg Lake after his passing . I'm a musician and was living that generation and EVEN STILL, completely missed it.
John Strauss I was an ELP fan from day 1. Saw them live thrice. Major influence. Part of the golden age of music, which ended many decades ago. I LOVED these guys. As a pro musician, whenever I was asked about vocal influences, GL was always the first word out of my mouth. Needless to say, Greg’s voice deteriorated after 40, which is normal. Now, I look forward to death. Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends.
Same here, I was a fan in the 70's and saw them in concert in '77 then kind of grew off into other kinds of music. Recently, someone was playing ELP on Alexa and I got into them again, only to find out that we had lost Keith and Greg in 2016. Good thing we have the recordings and RUclips!
Such a sweet guy, he always portrayed a humbleness that seems rare in celebrity musicians of his caliber for sure!!! Luv U Greg Lake, RIP beautiful soul 💚💚❌❌💋💋🙏🌞
I first heard Greg Lake's vocals in the amazing King Crimson album, "In the Court of the Crimson King" back in 1970. His vocals were very much a part of the musical brilliance and tone of that album.
It’s great to hear someone in a rock group acknowledge that they could never understand what their music means to the peasants . Greg is lovely. RIP hero
Greg Lake: truly one of the all-time greats, and a fine man as well. He really deserves to be in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame TWICE for his work with King Crimson and ELP.
look at Mark Mancina...you lucky man. I remember Long Beach and Momma's place (?) I heard you were involved from the Tour Keyboard Tech. Chillin with the Big Dogs in the studio.
If I wanted to explain the diffence in mentality and the spoken word; between UK and USA. I'd say there was no finer an example; than this. American full of huff and puff + slang English. Greg Lake actually the opposite; and he was supposed to be the 🌟 He was being 🇬🇧 humorous; which the interviewer wasn't attuned to. Plus occasionally Greg is being "self-effacing" For those not familiar: (adjective not claiming attention for oneself; retiring and modest. "his demeanour was self-effacing, gracious, and polite") Probably modern-day Americans would understand that now; as the Internet makes it a smaller world. Best wishes 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
i HAD A REAL PROBLEM WITH THEM STICKING HIM ON BASS ALL THE TIME WHEN HE WAS A BRILLIANT GUITARIST......GREG SHOULD HAVE MADE KEITH DO THE BASS PARTS ON KEYS INSTEAD OF THE LEAD PARTS....WHAT A WASTE.
Well too late now. Don't second guess their musical talent. Try to appreciate the group for the genius they were. Two out of three now deceased. So easy to be critical of their playing now years after the group is gone. Their legacy now lives on thru their fans. Be a fan not critic.
Funny no, just like with Ben Orr from the Cars, the male fans mainly iscuss Lake's musical genious, while the ladies in the audience talk about Lake's looks, what a cutie he was with a heart shaped face etc etc. I do hope they are at least a little bit less frivolous when it comes to politics, otherwise I'm not so sure giving women the right to vote was such a giant leap for democracy. Politicians being judged mainly on their picture perfect looks à la Trudeau or JFK, not quite sure if that is the way ahead to run a country smoothly and with vision. Venus and Mars, indeed....
compare this track to their first albums and you can see why they did not get too much further on. Twelve bar blues compared to Tarkus or Trilogy etc, not good
What a smashing man Greg was, talented yet so humble.
A real sweetheart with a powerhouse for voice. Rest in peace, Greg Lake.
I'm hating myself for only discovering the greatness of Greg Lake after his passing . I'm a musician and was living that generation and EVEN STILL, completely missed it.
Idiot
Same here....I don't know why I wasn't a bigger fan back then.
Better late...than never!
John Strauss I was an ELP fan from day 1. Saw them live thrice. Major influence. Part of the golden age of music, which ended many decades ago. I LOVED these guys. As a pro musician, whenever I was asked about vocal influences, GL was always the first word out of my mouth. Needless to say, Greg’s voice deteriorated after 40, which is normal. Now, I look forward to death. Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends.
Same here, I was a fan in the 70's and saw them in concert in '77 then kind of grew off into other kinds of music. Recently, someone was playing ELP on Alexa and I got into them again, only to find out that we had lost Keith and Greg in 2016. Good thing we have the recordings and RUclips!
Love his voice, makes me breathless! Will miss you and Keith!
What a beautiful talented gentleman
He will be greatly missed. Lovely voice
Such a sweet guy, he always portrayed a humbleness that seems rare in celebrity musicians of his caliber for sure!!! Luv U Greg Lake, RIP beautiful soul 💚💚❌❌💋💋🙏🌞
IMO he had one of the best singing voices ever. He was great.
Greg Lake was a sweetheart.
Greg's voice is to die for! And he's so well-spoken.
I surely miss him. I still get sad when I listen to Lucky Man. He was such a gentleman. R.I.P. Greg. We will not forget you.
Greg Lake's voice was amazing.
I first heard Greg Lake's vocals in the amazing King Crimson album, "In the Court of the Crimson King" back in 1970. His vocals were very much a part of the musical brilliance and tone of that album.
I just discovered KC because I found out Greg Lake sang with them. Powerful music. And, of course, that voice
A true gentleman to see if could help someone he didn't know.
Greg Lake is a wonderful, kind person. thanks for posting.
Amazing 3 guys who didn't realize what impact they would have on rock and roll history. ❤️
It’s great to hear someone in a rock group acknowledge that they could never understand what their music means to the peasants . Greg is lovely. RIP hero
Rest In Peace Greg,your fans greave for and miss you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful story of the fan who was so moved by Pictures.
He put that story in his monologue during his solo tour 2012 'Songs From A Lifetime'! I saw him April 23.
I love Greg Lake.
many do
Greg Lake is a hell of a nice guy
+Gabriele 95 Pure talent and modesty.
ConservativeAnthem
yes, he's great
RIP Greg. You will be missed 😥
OMG, that adorable smile at 1:38 just melts me!
When he was younger and thinner he had the
cutest little heart-shaped face. :)
wonderfulll
I agree..strange how we change as we grow older...ah well such is life.
Sexy, gorgeous and a beautiful face. Mesmerizing, angelic, haunting voice...I am in love!
@@imaginethat2457 Yeah Keith and Greg were very beautiful! Well...I'm in love with Carl Palmer❤...
@@ohsweetladyjane I always say I wish I was born in another place and time ......
Love ELP but especially Greg Lake. His voice is beautiful and he seems such a lovely person. ❤
What a beautiful and remarkable story, re "Lucky Man"!! Greg Lake talking with the individual behind it proves what a real Gentleman he was!!
Thankyou for that!
So sad that he left us while he still ha so much to offer RIP GL
Greg Lake was a very cool person never rude or arrogant and would always talk to his fans with total respect!
GREAT GREG.¡ such a voice
Thanks for posting this. It's not easy finding interviews with Greg or ELP.
Love hearing him talk, such a beautiful talking and naturally, singing voice
R.I.P. Greg love and miss him !!!
Such a sweetie.
I watch these videos to catch a glimpse of his smile!!
Wspaniały artysta z potężnym głosem, Greg Lake. Trudno pogodzic sie z jego odejsciem. Pozostawił nam piekne ballady, dokonania ELP, dzieła solowe..
I miss you Greg.
RIP Legend
Greg Lake: truly one of the all-time greats, and a fine man as well. He really deserves to be in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame TWICE for his work with King Crimson and ELP.
Thank you! Great insight in this interview. Much appreciated!
What a great man
What a voice
love greg
I love this guy. His autobiography "Lucky Man" is a really good read.
Fantastic musician and a kind and nice human being
The MAESTRO.
That's quite a story about the guy crying in the front row of the show.
super Greg
Thanks for re-posting this...I thought that song was the problem! Great quality :)
What a class act.❤
Thanks for posting this, E!!!
Love that man
Great man. People in UK should be locked up for "downloading" some questionable music.
LEGEND
G.LAKE , PALMER AND K. EMERSON....AT THE
TOP TEN GROUPS. THEY STILL NOT
APRECIATED CAUSE THE VIRTUDED .
SALUDOS DESDE SANTIAGO DE CHILE 🇨🇱
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look at Mark Mancina...you lucky man. I remember Long Beach and Momma's place (?) I heard you were involved from the Tour Keyboard Tech. Chillin with the Big Dogs in the studio.
Thanks, AmishCake - great video yet again.
That little head shake at the end kills me!
Is there any more footage of Greg and Keith in the studio
Looks like this one passes the test ;-)
If I wanted to explain the diffence in mentality and the spoken word; between UK and USA.
I'd say there was no finer an example; than this.
American full of huff and puff + slang English.
Greg Lake actually the opposite; and he was supposed to be the 🌟
He was being 🇬🇧 humorous; which the interviewer wasn't attuned to.
Plus occasionally Greg is being "self-effacing"
For those not familiar:
(adjective not claiming attention for oneself; retiring and modest.
"his demeanour was self-effacing, gracious, and polite")
Probably modern-day Americans would understand that now; as the Internet makes it a smaller world.
Best wishes
🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
Will you ever know how much you mean to us? YES one day soon- can’t wait to meet you!
Real life Adagio Dazzle
No wonder Adagio Dazzle likes him
Who was the first rock band to play with the symphony?
Mito✌😍
i HAD A REAL PROBLEM WITH THEM STICKING HIM ON BASS ALL THE TIME WHEN HE WAS A BRILLIANT GUITARIST......GREG SHOULD HAVE MADE KEITH DO THE BASS PARTS ON KEYS INSTEAD OF THE LEAD PARTS....WHAT A WASTE.
Well too late now. Don't second guess their musical talent. Try to appreciate the group for the genius they were. Two out of three now deceased.
So easy to be critical of their playing now years after the group is gone. Their legacy now lives on thru their fans. Be a fan not critic.
Not a waste. Your wrong. Greg was a very special musician & human being. He was exceptional. Now he's gone & his music shall & does live on.
Funny no, just like with Ben Orr from the Cars, the male fans mainly iscuss Lake's musical genious, while the ladies in the audience talk about Lake's looks, what a cutie he was with a heart shaped face etc etc. I do hope they are at least a little bit less frivolous when it comes to politics, otherwise I'm not so sure giving women the right to vote was such a giant leap for democracy. Politicians being judged mainly on their picture perfect looks à la Trudeau or JFK, not quite sure if that is the way ahead to run a country smoothly and with vision. Venus and Mars, indeed....
geez what's with the gum guess is like baseball and baccer 4m29s
Many singers will chew gum to keep their mouths from drying up. Common trick of the trade.
compare this track to their first albums and you can see why they did not get too much further on. Twelve bar blues compared to Tarkus or Trilogy etc, not good
Should Dazzlings ne called Blaze Dazzle and Dusk
Man, I miss you.
lmao that jacket