The mid-'70s were the best of times for Emerson, Lake & Palmer. The progressive rock trio – keyboard player Keith Emerson, guitarist/bassist/vocalist Greg Lake and drummer Carl Palmer – performed to ...

Carl Palmer on ELP’s greatest hit and their glory years as stadium-filling superstars ...

Lone surviving member of ELP (Emerson, Lake and Palmer) drummer Carl Palmer will celebrate the band's legacy onstage this year with the Welcome Back My Friends tour, a 2023 run presenting a ...

Emerson, Lake & Palmer went on a much-needed hiatus after limping to a halt with 1978's Love Beach. By the mid-'80s, however, Keith Emerson and Greg Lake were ready to reunite – even if it meant going ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Earlier this year, two progressive-rock legends were on the verge of ...

Funny thing about the Emerson Lake and Palmer album 'Works,' issued in 1977. Greg Lake now says that ELP has never quite worked right again since then. 'Works,' ELP's fifth studio album, famously ...

Classical arrangements of music by ELP, Genesis, Mike Oldfield, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Yes and more, in a rock-classical ...

Suffice it to say that getting Emerson, Lake & Palmer back on the road took some doing for Carl Palmer. Both of the percussion virtuoso’s bandmates from the superstar prog rock band passed away in ...

ELP, formerly Emerson, Lake and Palmer, has not had to face a name-change dilemma because its new drummer, Cozy Powell, neatly fits into the initial formula. Powell is also in sync with the group’s ...

As the drummer in Emerson, Lake & Palmer, progressive-rock’s biggest-selling band ever, Carl Palmer helped make history by fusing classical music and rock. Formed in 1970, the groundbreaking trio — ...