Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Welcome Back My Friends - Live In Montreal, 1977
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2013
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer perform "Welcome Back My Friends" live in Montreal in 1977. This footage is from the "Works: Orchestral Tour". Shot on August 26, 1977 at Montreal's famed Olympic Stadium.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer, also known as ELP, are a sporadically active English progressive rock supergroup. They found success in the 1970s and have sold over forty million albums and headlined large stadium concerts. The band consists of Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg Lake (bass guitar, vocals, guitar) and Carl Palmer (drums, percussion). They are one of the most popular and commercially successful progressive rock bands.
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First and foremost, the music is fantastic. But I feel compelled to comment on Greg Lake's physical presence. So masculine, so magnetic; simply a beautiful looking and sounding man.
+ marigoldruff Yep, Greg was the Total Package!!! 💁🏾♀️💁🏾♀️
❤Greg was literally amazing in every way intelligent creative talented and just such an angelic ❣️ sexy man
How could ANYONE not like this song?
Agreed. You are beautiful.
@@cheebone3152 Thank you Chee
He smiles.
Well, humans are unique aren't they. Personally, I love their music and believe they were ahead of their time?
Keith and Greg are often the focal points but Carl Palmer was and is an incredible drummer, period!
seem them 1978 Rochester, NY --THEY BLEW MY HEAD APART!
Paul, I agree that Carl is incredible! But Keith is second only to Jon Lord as a keyboard player!
@@dallistowner6460 Wh wh wh whaat??
When a band has only 3 (like Rush and ZZ Top), the drummer must be more than background.
Having already been a huge ELP fan as a kid in the 70’s, when I got this album as a Christmas gift it “blew my head apart”. No one saw me for the rest of that day. Hearing it now for the umpteenth time, it still reminds me of that day.
Amen Andrew! Same thing happened to me!!! Saw them live numerous times and can remember like yesterday.
This is one group I really regret not seeing in concert...what a powerhouse, with only three members. If I could go back in time, these guys would be the one, never mind Zeppelin or the Stones, but since I was a tad young at the time (15), my parents weren't about to take me to a rock concert.
Keith was the JImi Hendrix of the synthesizer, Carl was a monster, and Greg added the melodic lyrics. Glad I saw them live.
Pete Sinfield Dont forget Pete !
I saw them at the Palace theater in Albany, NY in the later 90's. They were still fantastic and the most humble, sweetest band I've ever encountered ( and I've been to alot of shows) they actually came outside and signed albums, hugged fans... Just truly gracious. I still remember Greg Lake shouting " anyone got a shaaapie?" In his accent. A sharpie was quickly produced. Great great memory!
humble and nice. Or British, in other words! Lived in London 77 to 83 with a musician and 99% of all the other musicians where nice and humble. Lemmy, from Motörhead f.i., was the nicest, standing in a bar at the one armed bandits and buying drinks for anyone who approached him. Just one person, Brian Robertson, a guitarist, had the "don't you know who I am" attitude.
The absolute best band there ever was! Miss you Greg and Keith!
The work and talent they put in was phenomenal..It set the precedent for other bands..Todays music is more of the same ole stuff..Bring back creativeity..
I really wish Emerson Lake and Palmer would get a Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame induction, but you might not know it, a lot of people just weren't too crazy about the group. Shame too, because From The Beginning is one of their best singles. Hopefully they'll see induction before Carl Palmer dies.
I actually own Emerson Lake And Palmer, Trilogy, Works Volume 1, Works Volume 2, and Love Beach.
In fact, I've been playing more guitar since Greg Lake died.
Why not crazy about them ? Never heard of that .
They don't need a R and R induction.
Why so they can stand beside "Bon Jovi"? That place is really sort of a sad joke,in my opinion
@@Eric-ot7enunfortunately it has become a joke…not even a good one….
One of the great progressive rock bands! The triple album was and still is one of my favorites!
REST IN PEACE GREG-and KEITH EMERSON:
I saw them on this tour in kansas City 1977 and they were fantastic - I was just in high school and it was my first concert experience - what a show!!
Saw them for the 1st time in Toronto in February 1978 with my friend and have not been able to shake their genius out of my head ever since! Thank you E, L & P for immeasurable enjoyment.
Still have my ticket stub from that Toronto show. And a couple rolls of 35mm shot from the 10th row.
Omg … you must post some of the pics … in my mind, you photographed a historic event!
In memory of Keith Emerson. We will miss you!
Was lucky enough to see twice and this was the best opening song!!!
One of the greatest groups ever
Fully agreed.
Would love to see these guys and Rush on stage together. Sort of a battle of the bands. Just all unbelievable talents.
And - add YES and Genesis !
@@lisamoroney3036 God, that would be amazing!
RIP to my old friend Keith and Greg... Some of the best musicians to ever grace this planet..!!
I was 10 when this was out. I heard them on radio and maybe they influenced me in my subconscious. Now I listen to "The Greatest Band Ever". They blended The symphonic sound to rock. Others tried but this is the closest, thanks to Keith, May you rest in peace MY DEAR SIR!
The Pull-Out King can’t love it enough.
With all attempts to maintain decorum, I wholeheartedly give them a royal approval .
Damn I Miss Him So Much and ELP So Much!!,!! ManyThanx From Costa Mesa Ca!!,!,!
My good old days
rest in peace, dear Greg
Out standing, what talent!
Eccola la vera versione del "triplo" LP che con grande fatica comprammo quando uscì .... e tutti o parte voi lo dimenticano .... Grandi ELP ,,, !!!!
Amazing!!!!! ManyThanx!!!!
I saw them at the Hartford Civic Center that summer of 77 during the Works tour... I remember them doing Pirates and these cannons rising up behind the amps and firing confetti. I remember Emerson and his flying piano .. All in all an amazing concert.!!
I was at that show , was 16 my first rock concert, one word come to my mind WOW, elp addict after that date august 26 1977.
Only got to see them live once; Madison Wisconsin (I think). Would have been 1976 - 77 ish. Fantastic show. I remember Keith Emerson on a keyboard / synthesizer that rotated vertically - he was physically upside-down at times while he was playing and never missed a note.
No idea why this song has been jumping in my mind lately after not hearing it for years.
Thank you for putting up this live version!
Outstanding!
007
I have been thinking of this this also, probably because of all the sideshow political circus that's been running rampant around the country lately
"ShoutFactoryMusic" thanks for this footage!!!
The best 3 piece ever
one of their all time best.....miss them
This is our world today,
Amazing three musicians...
Greg Lake the troubadour voice of all time. FOR ANY MUSIC.. JUST INTERSPERSE HIS VOCAL..
R.I.P. KEITH EMERSON
All 3 were virtuoso of their particular instruments
Absolutely correct. The musicianship is apparent, in this video. My classical guitar teacher said, if you wake a master guitarist up, in the middle of the night, they can play and record any piece, just by muscle memory. WOW!
Lake - guitar AND bass.
Thanks Greg, for the music, wish we could of hung out some time! RIP Brother!
I love all three of them, they were awesome together.
Just amazing
I saw this tour too,
To me this song describes this world we live in to a tee.
One of the most talented band ever.
Welcome back, my friends
to the show that never ends.
We're so glad you could attend!
Come inside! Come inside!
There behind a glass
stands a real blade of grass
be careful as you pass.
Move along! Move along!
Come inside, the show's about to start
guaranteed to blow your head apart
Rest a__ured you'll get your money's worth
The greatest show it happens a hell-of-alot.
(Chorus)
You've got to see the show, it's a dynamo.
You've got to see the show, it's rock and roll
Right before your eyes,
We'll pull laughter from the skies
And he laughs until he cries,
then he dies, then he dies
(repeat Chorus)
(Extended instrumental, mostly keyboard)
Soon the Gypsy Queen
in a glaze of Vaseline
Will perform on guillotine
What a scene! What a scene!
Next upon the stand
will you please extend a hand
to Alexander's Ragtime Band
Dixieland, Dixieland
Roll up! Roll up! Roll up!
See the show!
Performing on a stool
we've a sight to make you drool
Seven virgins and a mule
Keep it cool. Keep it cool.
We would like it to be known
the exhibits that were shown
were exclusively our own,
All our own. All our own.
Come and see the show!
Come and see the show!
Come and see the show!
See the show!
Great memories
Nice!
One of the best bands ever
The best group!
I saw ELP years ago in Chicago. Cozy Powell drummed. Keith Emerson left me speechless.
Yes was 2nd. fiddle to ELP to me, but love 'Long distance' anyways. Robert at 67
I just read about Keith Emerson. So sad. R.I.P.
2nd concert ever, it was 1973... it was one week after my first concert Deep Purple. I was 15 i was hooked, Yes, Uriah Heep, Black Sabbath were next
2024 kids have no idea what was taken away from them
Mi respeto a unas de las mejores bandas del rock contemporáneo
Boy has THIS taken on a whole new meaning in 2020! Now those Chanel Guillotines are making more sense.
Just read that one of Carl's good friends was Buddy Rich, no wonder Carl was amazing.
Come Inside... Come Inside....Aloha 🌈 Bobby and Rose...... that movie 🎥....had this song.. .that theater speaker went full blast 😮
Happy Birthday today Carl
Rest in Peace Keith and Greg.
the best band ever
WOW!!!!
I saw them in B'ham AL on this tour. If memory serves correct it started with a full orchestra which had to be dropped due to costs. The show must go on...and on it did, in glorious fashion.
Qué increíble!!!
R.I.P. Greg
Brividi ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Greet song
ELP Forever!
Its rock and roll! 😎
Sempre SHOW I Love you
Welcome back my friend to Grey's that never ends
Let it die let it die
The "Big O" is not far from where I grew up but I was just a kid then. No one around me knew (or talked about) Emerson ,Lake & Palmer.
Oh well. I've seen other show and the live album is one of my favorite/ first. I like how Lake deliver it here. Good live groove. Not "pushing" like the studio version. He have a full show to deliver. But deliver a great and entertaining performance.
Saw them in 1973 (?) at Long Beach Arena.
Happy 65th Birthday Carl Palmer
Now he's 70... Keith and Greg are gone. Makes Me sad.
And still playing.
I have Greg's guitar from this show, it is an amazing Travis Bean that was custom made for him
Happy Birthday Carl Palmer born on March 20, 1950. He is an English drummer and percussionist, credited as one of the most respected rock drummers to emerge from the 1960's. He is a veteran of a number of famous English bands: the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Atomic Rooster, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and Asia. Inducted into the Modern Drummer Hall of Fame in 1989, he was awarded "Prog God" at the 2017 Progressive Music Awards. - @t
See A Show.....!!!!....it is one of the greatest lines...in music 🎶 history
See THE show...
..Joe
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Saw them at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City late 70’s I think.
wooow
Je me rapelle des concerts que jai assister, moi Emerson Lake And Palmer cest de la music qui fait du bien Remember , just take a pebal, OMG je vous aiment, je me rapelle de la bonne music et surtout de la qualitee
It isn't called 'whatever' Its called Music!.....
Three awesome musicians. No dancers!
Они сами , как танцоры , приближаясь к забвенью и тишине...
Клёво!!
Did any three guys POUND OUT more SOUND than these dudes? I don't thin k so
Cream!!!!!!
Dolly Parton makes the Rock and roll Hall of Fame and these guys don't something's wrong saw them on the Brain salad surgery tour stood about 12 ft from them fantastic show wish the hell they were still here I also hope that I can see Carl Palmer if I get a chance to I will I bet it's a good show be safe be peaceful
Didn't get the chance to see them live unfortunately.wasnt i unlucky
I only got to see them once but it was absolutely unforgettable. They featured a couple songs from Works, Vol. 1. It was an amazing amount of sound from three musicians.
Not for nothing there ShoutFactoryMusic but the song is actually Titled "Karn Evil #9" from their album Brain Salad Surgery.
Isso era anos 70
Keith Emerson was the Keith Richards of Keyboards/synthesisors.
Performing on a stool
we've a sight to make you drool
Seven virgins and a mule
Keep it cool. Keep it cool.
It isn't called 'Welcome Back My Friends', it's 'Karn Evil 9': 1st Impression, 2nd Part.
Borjan Gagovski You are correct. But this may be the concert version used for the album Welcome Back My Friends... It's still sort of mis titled.
This was my first concert and I think you are correct. This was "Karn Evil 9". I think the Works tour was also called, "Brain Salad Surgery." The opening act was Journey. I will never forget Greg Lake doing "Lucky Man" acoustic.
I thought it was welcome back cotter hmmm
Cork sniffer...
we called it welcome to the show as we de assed ac130
Top notch Seen them Live
The actual title of this song: "Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression Part 2"
I never saw Hendrix but I imagine he played the same way Keith handles a B3. It was like a toy and they aren't light. Not everything was sucking in the 70s.
Con este video me queda claro por qué Robert Fripp relegó a Greg Lake al bajo cuando fundó King Crimson.
Carl palmer actually has a shirt on !
Para TI pelirroja and Adrián. Borraremos hasta la última huella hasta volver a en contrarla
I remember in concert Emerson's piano would spin around..was that real or just the acid??
I seen it also
It was both. ;)
+saltersego,
It was real! I know the woman whose
father designed and operated that
spinning piano that Keith played!
saltersego Yep, I saw it live...
Yeah, Keith himself ask they to put him down. It was Keith's most dangerous scene ever
Dear SHOUT. The name of this song is Karn Evil 9 1st Impression part 2