Another one gone - RIP Keith Emerson

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  1. Prince of Risborough

    Prince of Risborough Well-Known Member

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    Keyboard wizard...Pictures at an Exhibition a great album, also thir first album and Trilogy...RIP Keith
     
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    Hard to beat his performance on "America" when he was with The Nice. Fantastic live version in my mp3 collection
     
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    Knives and keyboards, a great combination...very theatrical artist
     
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    Didn't their track 'Fanfare for the Common Man" get used by Bob Jackson as the intro to Saturday Sport on Radio Sheffield, in the early days of Praise and Grumble?

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    Sad news , saw them in the 70's at Sheffield City Hall Prog legends , Emerson up there with the greats
     
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    My favourite anthom.


    BFC entrance music back in the day. (Glavin McCarthy Banks Parker Aylott era)
    Used to make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up when i heard it.

    Sad day
     
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    Yes so did I. Late 60s and early 70s was the golden age of live concerts at the City Hall. Off the top of my head I also saw:

    Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon)
    Deep Purple
    Genesis
    Mike Oldfield
    Uriah Heep
    Renaissance
    ....and a few more besides. Great, great days!

    All concerts less than a pound as well. What is it now - £70 and upwards and you need binoculars to see the stage, never mind who is on it!
     
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    Saw him play with The Nice at Sheffield City hall. Incredible keyboard player. Got a lot of stick for when ELP got a bit intense but still a superb musician. Spent a lot of my early teenage years pretending to play my dressing table to ELP riffs. From Todmorden I believe.
     
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    Lancaster Uni was our nearest venue, in the late 70,s saw ac/dc, Clapton, lynerd skynerd, thin lizzy, the original 10cc and loads more.....never actually saw ELP at all though
     
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    In a similar vein to ELP, what about Jon Hiseman and Colosseum? Another of the great jazz/rock fusion outfits. I'm pretty sure that they played a "Prog Rock" night at The Hub/Stables club on Peel St once. It was a surreal experience!
     
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    Now looking like suicide
     
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    Sad, shot himself
     
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    Ritchie Blackmore who toured with Nice is saying Hendrix wanted to form a band with ELP and call it HELP . Just don't get keyboard players chucking Hammond organs about on stage and stabbing synths with knives ,anymore
     
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    RIP Keith.
    Fanfare for the common man was one of the best IMO from a great Yorkshireman .
    Intro from that should always be played ahead of entrance theme IMO.
     
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