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Emerson, Lake & Palmer-Toccata (California Jam 1974, remastered by RudenkoArt) 

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The concert set a record for the largest number of paid attendance at such an event. Although more people attended the festival at Woodstock in New York, only a few had purchased tickets.
Another record established at California Jam was for the largest (most powerful) concert sound system ever assembled.
Tycobrahe Sound Company combined the touring systems of Black Oak Arkansas, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Earth Wind and Fire, and Rare Earth (each manufactured by Tycobrahe)[citation needed], plus 16-ft bass horns from Phoenix Sound and several folded bass horns from Flag Systems.
Total power was 54,000 watts RMS, provided by a number of BFA-2000 amplifiers, manufactured by Tycobrahe.
Emerson, Lake and Palmer's touring sound system was set up about 1/2 mile from the stage and timed with a tape delay to coincide with the sound from the stage
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@motnosniv
@motnosniv 8 лет назад
Back when drum solos were still cool. I think this is why no one does them anymore (I don't know, maybe Ringo?), Carl Palmer's performance couldn't be topped. Can you believe it? Imagine a radio station playing this? ELP's live triple album "Welcome back, my friends..." is one of the best records ever made. I was 14 at the time - it blew my mind!
@craigtarre7369
@craigtarre7369 Год назад
Ringo doesnt do drum solos.....hates them in fact,....on his one solo with The Beatles on The End jam on Abbey Road he didnt want to do it but Paul insisted on it.
@steveweilhart2359
@steveweilhart2359 Год назад
I was at this show and was 13 years old it was insane remember it was so loud about 11.00 or 12.00 oclock at night spooky good
@jamesschaidt1096
@jamesschaidt1096 5 месяцев назад
​@@craigtarre7369Ringo smokes Carl Palmer.
@skillet6870
@skillet6870 3 месяца назад
​@craigtarre7369 Ringo didn't do solos because he's a sorry-ass drummer.
@skillet6870
@skillet6870 3 месяца назад
In 1972, while in high school ELP was one of my favorite bands. I didn't know any better.
@brockshields9336
@brockshields9336 2 года назад
Without any question this is the most complex and intense music ever produced by a rock band. All else pales in comparison. To be 18 and hear this live has been the strongest musical experience in my life. Almost 40 years now and I still revel in the intensity and complexity.
@aaronparry8962
@aaronparry8962 Год назад
Was there too! Rotating keyboardist!? You’ll never see that again
@jamesschaidt1096
@jamesschaidt1096 Год назад
It's breathtaking...ELP were Gods amongst men. 🎼
@fcamiola
@fcamiola Год назад
Henry Cow and Zappa did material even more insane than this. I love ELP btw, just stating facts.
@martinapereyra8050
@martinapereyra8050 8 месяцев назад
Se basaron en la música de Ginastera
@jamesschaidt1096
@jamesschaidt1096 5 месяцев назад
Zappa music stinks, porno rock for perverts. ​@@fcamiola
@pattybristol8296
@pattybristol8296 4 года назад
ELP's Brain Salad Surgery was the very first concert I ever attended, back in 1974, in Pittsburgh at the Civic Arena. Nothing and no one has ever compared since.
@surfpsych
@surfpsych 3 года назад
Wow. Same here. I was at that show!
@michaelskees4496
@michaelskees4496 3 года назад
likewise...
@rick138
@rick138 3 года назад
Mine too but at MSG
@joemachunda
@joemachunda 2 года назад
I was there too. My date stood me up and my brother in law took me. We were blown away!
@apieceofdirt4681
@apieceofdirt4681 2 года назад
I don’t know if that’s good or bad??? ELP were definitely in a league of their own.
@steveweilhart2359
@steveweilhart2359 Год назад
Keith Emerson was the best at what he did - wakeman - banks - were there to but Keith was the man - the way he could play the piano was magic
@TheDejael
@TheDejael 7 лет назад
ELP represents Progressive Rock at its finest! We shall not see the likes of Emerson, Lake & Palmer again!
@davidp.5598
@davidp.5598 2 года назад
You got that right! They were AMAZING. (Especially Live!)
@damianb2374
@damianb2374 2 года назад
ELP SHREDS! :D
@bkrbyex4339
@bkrbyex4339 2 года назад
And Led Zeppelin were still around at the time too...and carl palmer had 2 sizes of gongs...whereas John Bonham had only one gong
@impalaman9707
@impalaman9707 2 года назад
I think Todd Rundgren's Utopia might argue with you on that point
@mikereiss4216
@mikereiss4216 2 года назад
@@impalaman9707 Well, there was also Yes, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Kansas, Rush, etc.
@pruppen4
@pruppen4 8 лет назад
absolutely fantastic - after 40 years it still gives me "goose-skin"
@victorcoral
@victorcoral 8 лет назад
I was there, yep, I remember those gigantic speaker towers !! There were 4 towers, 2 by the stage and 2 about half way down the crowd area perpendicular to the ones by the stage. If I was to guess I would say each tower had about 50 cabinets the size of a Marshall amp full size cabinet .... On a different note, ELP is the greatest Rock music trio in history, even more than any guitar trio ....... WOO-HOOT !!!!! :):)
@jeaninerobbins6194
@jeaninerobbins6194 4 года назад
When they came on in the evening the crowd had thinned and we could walk up to the front or pick our spot. Their whole show was incomprehensible at that stage of the game but when the piano started to turn upside down I knew I was hallucinating and hit my friend on the shoulder. "Is that happening" I said. "Yes".
@chrispehora7987
@chrispehora7987 4 года назад
Victor Coral Love ELP but Rush is a pretty great trio too!
@ghanus2009
@ghanus2009 3 года назад
@@jeaninerobbins6194 He said ,, its ELP!
@MrGTO-ze7vb
@MrGTO-ze7vb 8 лет назад
Keith... RIP..Very SAD news.!! Thank you for all of the FANTASTIC music. ELP...I will never forget partying with you at the Bodega in Campbell California in 1989. Those Robert Berry Band days were sooooooo much fun. Glad I got to motorcycle with you in the Santa Cruz mountains!!
@piet4260
@piet4260 8 лет назад
Couldn't believe my eyes today, reading about his suicide 7 days ago... a tragedy. :-( His and/or ELP's Music was a constant companian to me from teenage-times in the early 70's till now. RIP Keith Emerson !! But still .... your music turns me on !!!
@lizhawkins6317
@lizhawkins6317 7 лет назад
all masters musical geniuses. their shows never disappointed .truly saddened RIP Keith & Greg. THANK YOU
@croquedouille
@croquedouille 6 месяцев назад
A period when the music goes on magic ways. ❤
@synen
@synen 5 лет назад
Greg Lake and Keith Emerson you live through the great music you both brilliant minds left, Carl Palmer when you revisit your brothers, tell them how much we love them, you two you magical drumming beast.
@diegoherrera1245
@diegoherrera1245 5 месяцев назад
The best band ever and forever!❤❤❤❤
@garyfeifer1518
@garyfeifer1518 8 лет назад
I remember seeing the in Detroit 1973. Awesome concert. The best keyboard player period. RIP Keith
@BaileyBuns9
@BaileyBuns9 6 лет назад
I must have listened to Brain Salad Surgery with headphones cranked up the volume as loud as it would go, well, at least a million times. RIP Keith and Greg. XOXO
@wardken7
@wardken7 6 лет назад
Yea Detroit show was out of this world
@coachhannah2403
@coachhannah2403 5 лет назад
Was at the Long Beach show in 73. Saw them much later, ‘96ish, in Reno. Always a good show.
@richardshansky3040
@richardshansky3040 4 года назад
SUSAN FILEK Me too.
@amosbarrow3802
@amosbarrow3802 8 лет назад
RIP Keith, You were a innovator, technocrat and blues bro in music. Thanks my friend.
@TheFpCassini
@TheFpCassini 7 лет назад
tech·noc·ra·cy The government or control of society or industry by an elite of technical experts.
@PogueMahone1
@PogueMahone1 6 лет назад
Were it not for various collectives of elite technical experts, the life to which you have grown so fondly accustomed would not exist.
@Cestmoiamis
@Cestmoiamis 7 лет назад
RIP, Greg Lake! And RIP, Keith Emerson! :( A great group! And this is a great song!
@ericschenck4573
@ericschenck4573 8 лет назад
RIP Keith. A true genius.
@margaretbruni9401
@margaretbruni9401 7 лет назад
Eric Schenck
@jimcirile
@jimcirile 10 лет назад
Brilliant. An incredible band at the height of their power.
@mary-annkucher4221
@mary-annkucher4221 7 лет назад
So sad to learn of Greg's passing. The show will never end! RIP
@BaileyBuns9
@BaileyBuns9 6 лет назад
Mary-Ann Kucher I was totally and completely with all of my heart MADLY IN LOVE with Greg Lake!!! Oh, what a sexy man he was !!💙
@seamusforever7081
@seamusforever7081 2 года назад
"the show that never ends...".
@rdsieben
@rdsieben Год назад
@@BaileyBuns9 he looked pretty frail and ill in the last weeks of his life.
@TCU1
@TCU1 2 года назад
Greg and his baby face. MISS HIM! I feel so fortunate to have seen ELP live, Greg solo, Keith solo, and Carl with Legacy. I was 5 when this concert aired, but at age 12 my father gave me Tarkus for my bday and WOW! My father also attended this concert - he was on leave from the military and was at the right place, right time! LUCKY MAN!! Decades later and this still gives me the chills! Excellence!
@mikehurlock3896
@mikehurlock3896 8 лет назад
I was at this incredible event... I still have my ticket stub...only $10 to see all of those great bands! RIP KEITH
@tunatwo
@tunatwo 8 лет назад
+Mike Hurlock me too... we drove down from Thousand Oaks... what a great show! Still have my ticket also :) RIP Keith
@Stillkickingarse
@Stillkickingarse 10 лет назад
Progressive Rock - either love it or hate it... I always loved hard rock but prog rock still has the number one spot in my heart... This was artistry at its best! virtuosity!
@ivanmolina3563
@ivanmolina3563 7 лет назад
the best trio the all the times
@maarkaus48
@maarkaus48 5 лет назад
That synth is stunning. An original Moog. I hope its still being played.
@aliyahauerbach8323
@aliyahauerbach8323 Год назад
Keith Emerson was such a good keyboard player. Not many keyboardists can play like him these days.
@bigdaddynasty69
@bigdaddynasty69 Год назад
maybe jordan rudess of dream theater
@SuperCartiel
@SuperCartiel Год назад
What about Rick Wakeman?
@rabootocoelhinho5698
@rabootocoelhinho5698 Год назад
​@@SuperCartielKeith Emerson and Rick Wakeman are the keyboard kings of prog rock! I hate when people compare them, as they are both true legends!
@joeday4293
@joeday4293 9 месяцев назад
​@@SuperCartielHuge fan of both. I rate Emerson #1 and Wakeman an extremely close #1A. Between them, I'd rate Wakeman the better composer and orchestrator, but Emerson as the best pure player. He was a goddamn assassin. I once compared them this way to a keyboard player friend of mine who is also a sci-fi/fantasy nerd: "If you need magic and wizardry, you ask Gandalf for help. If you plain and simply need someone's ass kicked, you ask Aragorn." LOL
@THEtimguitartaylor
@THEtimguitartaylor 8 лет назад
A MASTERPIECE! Rest in Peace Keith. You will be sorely missed. Thanks for the incredible live and recorded performances. You changed the face of music.
@jawoody9745
@jawoody9745 3 года назад
Oh, YES! This is what I saw in concert! This was stunning! I couldn't believe they were pulling this off onstage!! They were still so young!
@MrLtia1234
@MrLtia1234 Год назад
Took me wayyy too long to figure out that half of the footage isn't from Toccata 🙂 I wondered why it isn't on the DVD... a shame that there's bits missing from the concert. It would be an epic find it the full thing was ever found.
@franklinrwful
@franklinrwful 8 лет назад
I first saw Keith at the 1969 Isle of Wight festival here in England. He was with his band the Nice. Their versions of America and Rondo made a lasting impression with me. What a showman he was throwing his Hammond organ around, sticking knives in the keyboard and playing it over the back. He was to the keyboards to what Jimi Hendrix was to the guitar (although greatly different styles of music). He was a legend that wil never be forgotten.
@elbolsacubo
@elbolsacubo 7 лет назад
Holy shit man!!!...RIP Keith and Greg. Thank you for this art ;')
@315Bodhi17
@315Bodhi17 5 лет назад
This is a challenge from The Renaissance period (before Bach) which Emerson Lake And Palmer have the courage to preform for the masses. Don't hear such music often. Thank you Keith, Greg, and Palmer. God Bless you Maestros. Love you.
@ProgRockNerd
@ProgRockNerd 4 года назад
?? This piece was first published in 1961.
@robertsmith9238
@robertsmith9238 8 лет назад
This still blows me away. Ginastera approved the interpretation.
@FriesinNF
@FriesinNF 6 лет назад
Thank you very much for posting this epochal moment of human history! I was 11 years old, when they played this. I listened so often to this and the other artists. Today i will spend all my money to be part of the original event!
@johnschofield9496
@johnschofield9496 7 месяцев назад
Awe inspiring. I never get tired of this insanely fantastic music ! We should be humbled by this amazing talent !
@carlosnavarro9863
@carlosnavarro9863 5 лет назад
Cuatro genios emerson lake palmer y ginastera
@SuperDuff777
@SuperDuff777 7 лет назад
Carl Palmer is so underrated!!
@pieroaycart785
@pieroaycart785 3 года назад
Maybe in jupiter
@pieroaycart785
@pieroaycart785 3 года назад
@@AsWellYouShould absolutly real
@pieroaycart785
@pieroaycart785 3 года назад
@@AsWellYouShould agree
@seamusforever7081
@seamusforever7081 2 года назад
ELP, as a band, is underrated. Despite being so popular and influential, even within the prog rock audience, they get criticized for the kind of music they made (heavily classical influenced, often overly complex music), even though you can clearly see that they enjoyed making such music, they are seen as a trio of wankers. Anyway, they are/were three of the best and most important musicians in contemporary music, and haters just have to live with that.
@robertglisson6319
@robertglisson6319 2 года назад
@@AsWellYouShould, seriously? Rolling Stone had a 50 greatest drummers list and Palmer wasn't on there. Indeed, in their introduction, the list was to exclude "show-off" drummers who endless display their enormous chops, yet Baker, Bonham, Peart and other "show off" drummers were included. It was a collusive effort to keep Palmer off. Go check any of those worthless clickbait "Greatest drummers ranked" lists. Palmer is generally nowhere to be seen. I believe the Christgaus and his legion of acolytes succeeded in erasing ELP from rock n' roll history by saying little about them that isn't heaped with scorn. Over time, the Big Lie becomes Truth, at least in the minds of those who never heard a musically talented trio with lots of airtime (Rush comes to mind). Peart was a tremendous drummer, but he wasn't at Palmer's level, and knew it. A comparison video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v1B-Kymx5nM.html
@mzmiz0
@mzmiz0 12 лет назад
That was, for the most part, ALL of their concerts. What you heard on the albums (yes, vinyl and I still have my Brain Salad Surgery album, not sure about the others), you heard at their concerts. Perfectionists!!! They did go off and improvise of course, but mostly it was dead on. I saw every single one of their concerts when they came to my city - every show a ticket was bought for.
@cosmicjazzman4817
@cosmicjazzman4817 6 лет назад
Anyone from Boston remember Creature Double Feature? Toccata is used as the opening Music. Saturday afternoon channel 56 seventies early eighties. Awesome music regardless
@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY
@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY 7 лет назад
I saw Keith, Greg and Carl LIVE seven times at their height! If I get to the gates of heaven and am permitted to enter, I will ask one question. Are ELP in Heaven? If the answer is no, then I will take my business elsewhere! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎸🎸🎸🎸 why is there no emoji for drums? Love Peace and Light!
@AMsamification
@AMsamification 5 лет назад
Palmer killed himself... maybe Greg Lake is...he acknowledged GOD.. it is not for wussies.. being a Christian is not easy.
@brendaharrup5706
@brendaharrup5706 4 года назад
AMsamification Keith Emerson killed himself. Carl Palmer is the only surviving member of ELP, and still performs
@Keleigh3000
@Keleigh3000 7 лет назад
Forty years later and pop music still hasn't caught up with what these boys were doing way back when. On a different note, I always think of Greg as the singer. I forget how much he contributed to the instrumentals. That's some fierce bass there. And boy, did he love his gum, didn't he?
@Thundergod-
@Thundergod- 7 лет назад
Greg RIP chewed the gum to keep his mouth hydrated. btw he was also a pretty good guitarist...
@mikewest1542
@mikewest1542 4 года назад
Keleigh Hardie, ELP sponsored by Wrigleys !
@215Gallagher
@215Gallagher 5 лет назад
Carl Palmer is a delight to watch. Keep up the good work for many years to come.
@PJBubbles
@PJBubbles 7 лет назад
The Brain Salad Surgery tour, in Quadrophonic sound (!) was one if the best concerts I ever saw.
@coco33024
@coco33024 5 лет назад
A Masterpiece for the next centuries for sure...
@MrInterestingthings
@MrInterestingthings 8 лет назад
I am amazed .I didn't know rock music ever got this way out .Ginastera not Stockhausen or Berio or Boulez.Ginastera 's orchestral works need to be programmed more.every pianists plays his works but the concerti and ballet suites are truly great too and need more attention.this is wider than I can believe!
@carlfelster
@carlfelster 8 лет назад
+John e martin III I've heard this work played in a great pipe organ, and I can assure this record has nothing to envy to the original score.
@alejandrovilla2615blues
@alejandrovilla2615blues 2 года назад
Ginastera was an Argentinian composer. This tocatta is based on folk rhythms of this land.
@marcvinckier9668
@marcvinckier9668 8 лет назад
Wat a loss .... one of THE keyboard icons ever !!!
@paulcatania1315
@paulcatania1315 9 лет назад
Fantastic performance....when they were at their best.
@bizchazlien
@bizchazlien 8 лет назад
This is frikking AMAZING! Rest in PEACE Mr. Emerson!
@jimwaugaman6976
@jimwaugaman6976 10 лет назад
Ha! All the video edits up until the drum solo are from Karn Evil 9! I recognize Keith playing the organ solo.
@gradyshmalady8284
@gradyshmalady8284 21 день назад
As a younger later in life fan of ELP, I really love the innovation and bold chances band in the '70s took. It's amazing to see how my favorite bands of the current gen of prog were influenced by this amazingly creative music. The '70s really were the golden years of prog music.
@dntamuu76
@dntamuu76 8 лет назад
Rest in peace, Keith Emerson.
@richardcalabrese864
@richardcalabrese864 7 лет назад
Just so glad I was fortunate enough to see them live.
@DukeLaCrosse20
@DukeLaCrosse20 7 лет назад
Such a relaxing, easy listening tune.
@cuetegrande3110
@cuetegrande3110 3 года назад
I tripped to this song many times.
@alexchristopher221
@alexchristopher221 8 лет назад
If only Keith had been as brave in his last days as he was when he pounded out the keys. Love Toccata.
@ProgRockNerd
@ProgRockNerd 4 года назад
Well, it turns out he suffered from clinical depression. Not that it makes what happened any less sad, but many people didn't hold out as long as he did.
@ivanmolina3563
@ivanmolina3563 7 лет назад
SE ESTAN YENDO LOS GRANDES DEL ESCENARIO,YA NO TENEMOS SHOW COMO ESTOS CON AUTENTICOS VERSATILES Y CREATIVOS MUSICOS
@gilramsey3518
@gilramsey3518 7 лет назад
A lot of work went in to editing this. Thanks very much - it is much appreciated.
@marcribaudo1965
@marcribaudo1965 7 лет назад
That intro, Creature Features used it for years. Such cool stuff.
@hendrikdebruin4012
@hendrikdebruin4012 3 года назад
Best drummer ever? Gets my vote.....
@JoshMaxPower
@JoshMaxPower 11 месяцев назад
People say "The Beatles are the modern-day classical music." I say NAY NAY IT'S ELP hands down, no question. Even though they didn't write this one. And thank God you watch this video and what you see is an audience interacting...not making videos. We really did live through a special time, us old folks.
@MadamOst
@MadamOst 12 лет назад
Wow you did such a great job restoring this. Thats AWESOME!!!!!
@bernardinoorsini9619
@bernardinoorsini9619 7 лет назад
Tra i più straordinari musicisti dei tempi passati ma sempre attualissimi.
@ReschAndrea
@ReschAndrea 7 лет назад
R.I.P. Mr. Greg Lake!
@DaveM1260
@DaveM1260 5 лет назад
Saw them twice in LA earlier that year (including the Anaheim event from which the mutli-vinyl album was made)...And nothing will ever surpass the experience.
@kentclark6420
@kentclark6420 4 года назад
Back in high school, my friend George made a camcorder amateur film with this song as background soundtrack. It was trippy! It was filmed in Kahalu'u, Oahu. I remember a little of it, like people running around at night with tiki torches. And the end, when a skull goes rolling all the way down a jungle mountain trail.
@LULAMO1000
@LULAMO1000 9 лет назад
grandisimos musicos ,fabulosos
@BiffarellaGonzalo
@BiffarellaGonzalo 8 лет назад
Hoy sería el cumpleaños 100 de Ginastera!
@winverdi
@winverdi 7 лет назад
RIP Greg Lake December 7 , 2016
@SlayingFace
@SlayingFace 12 лет назад
This performance is god-tier. Good job on the remaster, too.
@donstone4094
@donstone4094 4 года назад
I was there. Lived in Chino, ELP was my favorite group and me and my friends went to the concert at the speedway. Got there the night before to get a good seat they let people in during the night and we woke up around 200,000 people. Show went until 1am the next evening with ELP closing out the show. It would have been over earlier, Deep Purple caused a 2 hours delay because they wanted it to be dark when they started their set.
@musicbycybertron
@musicbycybertron 9 лет назад
I remember The California Jam concert so well... was aired on TV exactly one week to the day after the 1974 Memphis concert, where I was 4th row center (tho the editing here was awful)(concert was great... + plus the flying piano). IMO... 1974 was ELP at their height.
@juanpablopaez3130
@juanpablopaez3130 8 лет назад
también vaya un aplauso para Alberto Ginastera!
@lakefire9985
@lakefire9985 7 лет назад
rest in peace Greg
@ramonromerohernandez7136
@ramonromerohernandez7136 2 года назад
4:19 I mean, look at freaking Greg Lake delivering the chops at MORE SPEED than the studio version like it's nothing. He isn't even trying and he got every single phrasing right. Of course Emerson and Palmer are such incredible monsters as well I don't even need to point that out. But man Lake was such a beast, he is irreplaceable. Rip Keith and Greg.
@grene1955
@grene1955 2 месяца назад
I was at this concert, and it was incredible. I was young, in the USAF, and stationed in southern Cal. But I have to say... ELP was probably the most successful pretentious, self absorbed band in the history of rock music. Not knocking them...I'm a big fan!
@gristams3439
@gristams3439 5 лет назад
alot of us stoners that were teenagers in the 90s really wouldve appreciated this stuff but we just didnt even know about it back then......well we kinda about these guys but some of the more underground raw stuff like this was so phenominal blows phish out of the water hands down
@alwaysopen7970
@alwaysopen7970 4 года назад
No one play music any longer. When Buckethead is a guitar god you know the world has gone to shit. Greg Lake was a founding member of King Crimson. How much pedigree does one need?
@ProgRockNerd
@ProgRockNerd 4 года назад
You can probably blame the post-punk hip consensus for that. The "standard narrative" of rock hinges on punk, and progressive rock, even more than disco or Rawk Stars, has always been Punk Enemy #1. So down the memory hole it goes. Progressive rock is also part of the legacy of the '60s, and the squares don't like that, either. So, again, memory hole. The odd result of that is that lots of '70 rock fans of all sorts vote Republican along with the squares, just to take revenge on the post-punk hip consensus, who they understand to be "liberal" (not quite rightly, as it turns out all these years later).
@robertglisson6319
@robertglisson6319 Год назад
@@ProgRockNerd, you started out great, but fell apart. It wasn't "the squares" that rebelled against ELP. It was the music critics who were Far Left, like Christgau, Bangs, Marsh and Jenner. Indeed, they cited Marxism in that (a) ELP played elitist highbrow music, rather than the blues-based music of rock; (2) Their lyrics were largely apolitical in an era where rock was supposed to be a vehicle for venting Left-wing angst, and (c) ELP was wildly successful, among the biggest bands in rock. There was a lot of jealousy that bands like ELP, Yes and even Pink Floyd were selling out stadiums and going multi-platinum while their favorite bands (Velvet Underground, Ramones, New York Dolls, etc) could barely sell to their circle of friends and played to 3/4 filled clubs... And if you think people vote for any political party as revenge for post-punk hip consensus, then all I can do is LOL!!
@aarmandog55
@aarmandog55 7 лет назад
Progressive rock is getting extint, RIP Gregg, Keith
@TheAudivisioner
@TheAudivisioner Год назад
Keith Emerson was the Hendrix of the keyboards.
@idafuchter8532
@idafuchter8532 8 лет назад
saw him once, and was blown away. trite expression for a terrible loss.thank you.
@hendravanholis6356
@hendravanholis6356 11 лет назад
Is anybody remember Robert Moog...? Without him this concert never exist...!
@voiceover2191
@voiceover2191 3 года назад
True, Emerson collaborated closely with him and they experimented a lot creating new sounds.
@oldmanghost219
@oldmanghost219 2 года назад
This sounds like the audio from another live concert dubbed over footage from the Jam. In parts of the video they are actually playing "Karn Evil Nine". Someone recently posted a version of the 1st impression doing the same thing with the 1st part an overdub then, starting with the line Welcome back My friends, it is the actual live performance. You can hear the shift.
@donny38075
@donny38075 7 лет назад
The best of prog rock...amazing.
@jgregoryvirmin3977
@jgregoryvirmin3977 7 лет назад
I was going to go to call jam 4 that day but my ride flaked out. but I did go to call jam 2. now looking back l should have just hitch hiked. E.L.P. WAS A SUPER GROUP.. Thank God the music lives on .
@chopsueykungfu
@chopsueykungfu 7 лет назад
RIP Greg Lake
@vosooghzardoshtian2785
@vosooghzardoshtian2785 7 лет назад
one of the best progressive ever.
@johnnieburrow7060
@johnnieburrow7060 6 лет назад
Most amazing live show I have ever seen. Three of the talented musicians together for one hell of a show. I wish I could see them again. Thanks.
@randyellis3558
@randyellis3558 6 лет назад
That is well put
@jlinky2746
@jlinky2746 6 лет назад
OK, I appreciate the motivation and effort by the person who posted the video but for those of you who only recently discovered ELP and the brilliance of Keith Emerson (not leaving Carl and Greg out by any stretch of the imagination to be sure), take a listen to their Welcome Back My Friends...live 3 album set because this is where a lot of the audio is taken from. On a decent stereo and speaker system you'll conclude this is a phenomenal set of recordings, because you need to keep in mind that, shit, this was 45 years ago man, so everything you hear is absent the trappings and conveniences of modern technology. Modern technology that, 39 out of 40 times today, serves as crutch and insurance policy to not just live performance, but the performers THEMSELVES. Thank god we have a record of this today and for a future generation that as a whole, might just raise an eyebrow one day.
@IAmInfinitus208
@IAmInfinitus208 8 месяцев назад
1:49 Chills everytime I hear Greg's bass!
@Dalton7410
@Dalton7410 9 лет назад
I'm flying without acids with this masterpiece!!!!! \m/ \m/
@alwaysopen7970
@alwaysopen7970 4 года назад
I want a DVD of their entire set from Cali jam 74.
@raymondhartmeijer9300
@raymondhartmeijer9300 4 года назад
We all do ;) I think the TV crew had technical problems because of Deep Purple trashing cameras and stuff, it's says in the book The Show that never ends. That must be the reason only bits and pieces survived
@ivanmay7890
@ivanmay7890 2 года назад
You should have been at the California Jam concert to see it up close. ELP were a good live draw.
@michaelharami977
@michaelharami977 4 года назад
bombastic, dynastic, i love it still!
@Daneel56
@Daneel56 6 лет назад
To be honest, the author is Alberto Ginastera, and the title is "Toccata Concertata". Of course ELP gave a rock interpretation. Much more than a "cover", I think.
@artysanmobile
@artysanmobile 6 месяцев назад
That’s some pretty awesome power trio playing.
@jorgecasale6415
@jorgecasale6415 6 лет назад
OK. Ricky. Ahora estás empujándome al máximo. Aparte del espectáculo visual muy bueno y los grandes recursos tecnológicos empleados, el virtuosismo de los intérpretes es admirable. Pero aparte de todo eso, cerrando los ojos podemos apreciar la estética sonora y musical de gran lirismo. Me gustó. Diría que volas con su música a regiones fastamagóricas del espíritu.
@michelinepedneault1821
@michelinepedneault1821 7 лет назад
les pro du synthétiseur! un gros équipement et de bons musiciens ! je les ai vu à québec city en 1973 et il y avait ce gong immense , pas ceux qu'on voit, un bon souvenir!
@hudentdw2
@hudentdw2 5 лет назад
Keith Emerson went where no other keyboardist have been and made the art of keyboarding explode there has never been one like him He reminds me of Dave Stewart of EGG.
@davebowman8407
@davebowman8407 Год назад
Well come back my friends to the show that never ends, Ladies and Gentlemen: ¡¡¡EMERSON LAKE & PALMER !!!!
@mariobasile2846
@mariobasile2846 8 месяцев назад
Não me canso de ouvir!
@AlienAirMusic
@AlienAirMusic 9 лет назад
Cпасибо: Thanks for this...! I've wanted to see ELP's entire Cal Jam performance from for decades - one of their greatest shows. The original ABC broadcast was only an excerpt of the Carl's drum solo & in mono. You've come up with the never-before seen beginning & end parts of 'Toccata' and spliced in the middle part from the Cal Jam TV highlights. Great stereo sound quality, but would be better to post that entire version you have. Looking forward to see if you/others have the all of 'Karn Evil 9', 'Knife Edge' or other songs never broadcast on TV.
@theresechristiansen9769
@theresechristiansen9769 7 лет назад
thx for posting such a great digitally remastered track -great reminders of a time that was -and might never come again!
@989fred
@989fred 4 года назад
Thanx for sharing !
@carlaflower3568
@carlaflower3568 8 лет назад
I haven't been able to see this since March. it brings tears in my eyes to know that musician look such a high caliber left this world in such a hurry.
@juventinosanchez6572
@juventinosanchez6572 3 года назад
MIS MAS QUERIDOS FELICITACIONES , POR LAS PERSONAS QUE SANBEN LAS JOYITAS QUE ERAN E. L .P. EL PROGRESIVO EXELENTE, MUCHAS GRACIAS POR ESTA OBRA TAN BO.BO.
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