What happened to the group Emerson Lake and Palmer?

What happened to the group Emerson Lake and Palmer?

There's a very good reason for that: Two of the three band members are died. Both keyboard wizard Keith Emerson and multi-instrumentalist Greg Lake died in 2016. Emerson died by suicide, and cancer took Lake's life just nine months later.

Who wrote trilogy ELP?

Track listing. All lyrics are written by Greg Lake; all music is composed by Keith Emerson except where noted. No. 1.

Who was in the band ELP?

Keith Emerson Greg LakeVoceCarl Palmer Emerson, Lake & Palmer/Membri

When was trilogy released?

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Is Emerson Lake and Palmer in the Hall of Fame?

Until Yes was inducted in 2017, the Cleveland-based Hall of Fame had ignored the pioneers of prog rock, nearly all of them British, entirely. ... With worldwide sales of nearly 50 million albums, Emerson, Lake & Palmer is the top-selling prog band in history.

When did Emerson Lake & Palmer trilogy come out?

• Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Trilogy is the third studio album by English progressive rock band Emerson, Lake & Palmer, released in July 1972 on Island Records.

What is Emerson Lake & Palmer's favourite album?

• Lake picked Trilogy as his favourite Emerson, Lake & Palmer album. In September 1971, the band took a break in their touring promoting Tarkus (1971) and Pictures at an Exhibition (1971) to start work on a new studio album.

Should I listen to ELP's trilogy?

• He provided a lush, comfy finish to the album that made it particularly suited for living-room listening and the FM airwaves. Yet the material lacks a bit of excitement. Trilogy still belongs to ELP 's classic period and should not be overlooked.

What does the cover of Emerson Drive by Emerson Drive mean?

• The front cover depicts each of the band members' faces; Emerson said this was so as their previous albums had not featured them. The album reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200 and peaked at No. 2 on the UK album charts. It appeared in the Top 10 in Denmark for 4 non-consecutive weeks, peaking at No. 6.