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	Greg Lake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Greg Lake (born November 10, 1947 in Dorset, England) is a British bassist, guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer.
		Lake was a founding member of the original incarnation of the British group King Crimson, and was an eponymous member of the supergroup Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
		Lake is a key player in modern music as King Crimson's debut album, "In the Court of the Crimson King," forever changed the face of music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greg_Lake (272 words)

	CMT.com : Greg Lake : Biography
		Lake learned to read music and also to play pieces by Paganini, among other classical composers, but his aspirations lay with emulating the sound of his favorite band of the era, Cliff Richard & The Shadows, and their lead guitarist, Hank B. Marvin.
		That first line-up of the band only lasted a year--by December of 1969, Giles and McDonald were tired of touring and opted out, and Lake refused to continue working with the group, although he stayed around long enough to sing on their second album, In the Wake of Poseidon (1970).
		Lake's production experience as a member of King Crimson (who had produced their own debut album) also served ELP in good stead, and his songwriting became the creative nucleus for the group's first three studio albums.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/lake_greg/bio.jhtml (813 words)

	Greg Lake: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lake learned to read music and also to play pieces by Paganini, among other classical composers, but his aspirations lay with emulating the sound of his favorite band of the era, Cliff Richard and The Shadows, and their lead guitarist, Hank B. Marvin.
		That first line-up of the band only lasted a year--by December of 1969, Giles and McDonald were tired of touring and opted out, and Lake refused to continue working with the group, although he stayed around long enough to sing on their second album, In the Wake of Poseidon [+] (1970).
		Lake's production experience as a member of King Crimson [+] (who had produced their own debut album) also served ELP in good stead, and his songwriting became the creative nucleus for the group's first three studio albums.
	www.music.com /person/greg_lake/1 (972 words)

	Greg Lake Profile
		As he did in the mid 1980s, Greg Lake is actively returning to a solo career, which he will balance between a myriad of projects and the occasional ELP re-groupings.
		Greg Lake has also begun work on his first non-ELP album since 1983's Manoeuvers, and with his returning to the recording studio to produce - both himself and other acts - since record production is something he has done on all of his own musical projects.
		Greg Lake used this period to launch an acclaimed solo career that included two powerful albums (Greg Lake and Manoeuvers, both released on Chrysalis Records) and featured collaborations with such icons as Bob Dylan, Clarence Clemmons, and the members of Toto.
	www.emersonlakepalmer.com /greg.html (1457 words)

	Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Live at Humphrey's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Accessory-free, Lake functions as the balancing beam between the spontaneous shuffling of Emerson and Palmer.
		Curiously, Lake has produced a majority of ELP's albums, which proves his ear and vision are central to the band's overall sound.
		Greg Lake treated the audience to an inspiring rendition of "From the Beginning," while Keith Emerson demonstrated his placid ability to tickle the ivories on "Creole Dance" and "Honky Tonk Train." Carl Palmer exhibited extraordinary precision and dexterity, especially in lieu of his returning to an all-acoustic set.
	www.vintagerock.com /elp.html (1298 words)

	RINGO TOUR 2001 - GREG LAKE BIO PAGE
		As he did in the mid 1980s, Greg Lake is actively returning to a solo career, after finishing his last run with ELP in 1998.
		Lake remained with King Crimson through its second album (In The Wake Of Poseidon) before leaving in 1970 to form Emerson, Lake and Palmer with ex-Nice keyboardist Keith Emerson and drummer Carl Palmer, who came to the group by way of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown.
		Greg Lake used this period to launch an acclaimed solo career that included two powerful albums (Greg Lake and Manoeuvres, both released on Chrysalis Records) and featured collaborations with such icons as Bob Dylan, Clarence Clemmons, and the members of Toto.
	www.ringotour.com /2001/2001greg_bio.htm (1605 words)

	Asia biography @ Tartareandesire.com
		Greg Lake (ex of ELP) is brought in to replace Wetton for the band's "ASIA IN ASIA" show for MTV in December.
		The band pays homage to progressive years gone by with a stunning performance on their new classic "Day Before The War." It is destined to be a concert staple for many years to come.
		Demo recordings of the band from 1988 to the present are brought together for a double album of unreleased material.
	www.tartareandesire.com /bands/asia.html (3087 words)

	Greg Lake
		Greg Lake is a vocalist and bass guitarist of great ability.
		With King Crimson, Lake played at the The Rolling Stones’ Hyde Park, free concert on 5 July 1969, and the high profile of this occasion guaranteed the band almost overnight fame.
		Lake resurfaced around Christmas time 1975 when he released what was to become one of the most perennially-popular Christmas singles with I Believe In Father Christmas (co-written with King Crimson/ELP lyricist Pete Sinfield)—the song carried on the ELP tradition of including a passage of popular classical music with Prokofiev's Sleigh Bell Ride.
	www.centrohd.com /bio/allmusic/alu1.htm (509 words)

	Ringo and The All-Starrs Rock The Fox Theater
		Although he didn't make any mention of the fact during the show, it was 35 years ago--to the day--that Ringo and "that other band" played here in the rain at Busch Stadium.
		Then, in a perfect example of one extreme to the other, everyone but Greg Lake, Howard Jones and Sheila E. left the stage for an interesting attempt at Emerson Lake and Palmer's "Karn Evil 9." You have to give them credit for trying, but the ELP fans in the audience were probably disappointed.
		Lake's vocals aren't what they used to be either; but as long as he's within his range, he's fine.
	www.thenightowl.com /reviews/ringo.htm (1239 words)

	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock EM-EZ
		Lake was a good enough bassist and guitarist to keep up with Emerson and Palmer, but his strength was singing ballads such as "Lucky Man" from their self-titled debut album, "From the Beginning" from Trilogy, and "Still You Turn Me On" from Brain Salad Surgery.
		Greg lake was interested in the idea, but Carl Palmer was still under contract to Asia and was unable to participate.
		Now, the band refused to use the melancholically meditative shades that were present here and there on their debut album, but concentrated on the further development of their unique style.
	www.gepr.net /em.html (15961 words)

	Greg Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The collection is culled from Lake's early years with King Crimson, his long, fruitful association with Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer and his own solo efforts.
		Lake, the group's lead singer and bassist, said it all began so innocently.
		Lake said the song was an accident, written when he was 12 and discarded until many years later when ELP needed one more cut to fill out their self-titled Cotillion debut album.
	www.rocknet.com /apr97/greg.html (1396 words)

	Greg Lake Page
		Greg Lake, one of the most enduring singer/songwriters to emerge from the British Rock world, has launched a completely new and updated official web site, at his current URL address, http://www.GREGLAKE.com/ The Official Greg Lake Web Site.
		Lake Radio runs "From The Beginning: The Music and Times Of Greg Lake", a 60 minute radio documentary about the acclaimed musician.
		The new Official Greg Lake web site was created by Lake webmaster, Alan Ticheler (who researched, designed and contributed graphics and all technical aspects of the site); along with Dynamic Web Services (who host the site) and long-time Lake associate, Bruce Pilato (who contributed the conceptual design, research and text).
	www.e-prog.net /bands/lake.htm (968 words)

	progbibliography.de
		There have been several bands and albums named after the magician Merlin: Happy the Man from the US recorded a son called 'Merlin of the High Places' in 1976 which was finally released on 'Death's Crown' in 1999.
		The echolyn album 'mei', (2002), is being described by the band as "...a combination of Jack Kerouac's 'on the road' and Dante Alighieri's 'Inferno' section of the Comedia.
		There was a german band called Eulenspygel in the seventies and Ougenweide, another german band called their 1976 album ‘Eulenspiegel' Ray Bradbury: The Martian Chronicles The Martian Chronicles (1950) is a collection of linked short stories rather than as a novel.
	www.progbibliography.de (15131 words)

	stevelukather.net - Sessions
		Also included are several never before-heard finished studio recordings taken from the sessions for Lake's two Chrysalis solo albums released in the 1980s; rare live recordings from Emerson, Lake & Palmer; and unreleased tracks from two Greg Lake splinter projects, ELPowell and Greg Lake's Ride The Tiger (which included Yes/Buggles/Asia keyboardist, Geoff Downes).
		Among the most rare of the recordings found on From the underground volume 2 are several finished studio masters of outtakes from the two Lake Chrysalis solo albums.
		The extensive liner notes were written by Greg Lake, himself.
	www.stevelukather.net /Session.aspx?id=272 (272 words)

	BobbyShred's Emerson Lake and Palmer Tribute Page
		ELP is one of the hardest rocking bands in the world that has very little guitar in it.
		Along with Greg Lake's penchant for writing great rock tunes,as evident from his days in King Crimson,the combination of these great musical forces was,and still is breathtaking.
		Greg Lakes rock solid bass lines, his beautiful acoustic guitar work, Keith's pyrotechnical keyboard playing, and Carl Palmer's unmatched drumming ability, provided for one of the most musical, and technically performances I have ever seen.
	www.angelfire.com /nj/emersonlakepalmer (624 words)

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		The band also is >>planning a huge world tour to coincide with the album's release.
		And, when I was able to ask Greg Lake a question on the radio a few years, I specifically asked him about this.
		Greg also goes against the "image of us that we fell out and had these huge rows" and says that was never the case, the boys being simply too tired physically and mentally.
	www.brain-salad.com /Digest/back-issues/1995/elp-digest-05-07.txt (2862 words)

	Classic Rock E (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		But the band also drew upon traditional rock and roll styles and, in their later work, helped define the broadly popular rock sound eventually referred to as classic rock.
		Emerson and Lake first discussed the possibility of collaborating at that point, but only after the Crimson line-up began disintegrating during their first U.S. tour did he finally opt to leave the group (after agreeing to sing on the forthcoming Crimson album).
		ELP split up in 1979: Lake embarked on a moderately successful solo career, Emerson took to composing film scores and recorded the occasional solo project, and after a stint with the band PM, Palmer joined the pop super-group Asia.
	www.homepagez.com /aytaca/ClassicRocke.htm (5182 words)

	Ladies of the Lake - ELP in the 90s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Greg performs "From the Beginning" on the Today Show, 1992.
		Greg donates his "Lucky Man" guitar to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
		Greg during their "Jay Leno" appearance (from the video clip)
	valseven.tripod.com /ladiesofthelake2/id8.html (159 words)

	The Greg Lake Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Sue and Liv met Greg in London in November 1997, for a very interesting interview for Issue 5.
		We'd been playing clubs and marquees and the band was going down well but in little places.
		Now, we were playing up against the biggest band in the world.
	www.interx.net /~jgreen/Lake.html (507 words)

	VH1.com : Gods : Biography
		Two future Uriah Heep stalwarts, keyboardist/singer Ken Hensley and drummer Lee Kerslake, both played on those albums, and prior to the first Gods band album, both Mick Taylor and Greg Lake had passed through the lineup.
		They were less histrionic than Uriah Heep by a long shot, but nor were they very distinguished, settling into the second or third class of late-'60s British rock music.
		Greg Lake played in this lineup for a while, but quit before the Gods' debut album, Genesis was recorded in 1968; soon, of course, Lake would resurface in King Crimson and then Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/gods/bio.jhtml (347 words)

	Tommy Chiffon Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		His current eponymous band has been playing together for the last three and a half years and has developed from what Chiffon describes as a folk-acoustic act to an electrified folk band.
		In the Summer of '96 Greg Kovner of the professional management company, Digicom Entertainment, spotted the band playing at the Whisky and immediately offered his services.
		Asked about what he's looking for in a label, Chiffon stated that the band is looking for a deal with a major and has recently been flirting with Electra.
	home.earthlink.net /~silverlake1/bands/chiffon.htm (272 words)

	Ladies of the Lake - Greg Lake Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Greg Lake Tour 1981 Pin from Mark's Collection
		After Emerson, Lake, and Palmer broke up, Greg formed a band in 1981 with Gary Moore and others.
		The two photos below and below right are Greg playing with his solo band in England, 1981.
	valseven.tripod.com /ladiesofthelake2/id4.html (165 words)

	Greg Lake MP3 Downloads - Greg Lake Music Downloads - Greg Lake Music Videos
		Greg Lake is best known as a founding member of prog rock legends King Crimson and Emerson, Lake & Palmer, but his musical career spans nearly 35 years -- and this disc is a delightful testament to every stop along his musical journey.
		In the end, one is left with the impression that the growth of an important musical figure has been accurately charted.
		There are some wonderful finds here, and fans of Greg Lake or his various bands will enjoy this disc immensely.
	www.mp3.com /albums/465016/summary.html (326 words)

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		Also, it is my understanding (after talking to someone at King Biscuit) that the Greg Lake Band CD represents the entire show that was taped.
		This band sounds like it was having a good time playing some ELP, King Crimson, and assorted songs from Greg's first solo album (which I also have on cd--I'm waiting for "Manouvers" to be released on cd).
		In his performances with the Nice, and later with Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Emerson jumped on it, wrestled it to the ground, even seemed to assault it with a knife.
	www.brain-salad.com /Digest/back-issues/1995/elp-digest-05-24.txt (6189 words)

	The Greg Lake Band (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I thought you might like to hear from someone who actually saw the second or third (can't remember) gig that Greg did with his Band on the UK tour.
		The debut was at the Reading Festival earlier in the summer I seem to recall and the gig I went to was at the Student's Union, University College Cardiff on Saturday 10th November 1981 - the first or second date of his UK tour.
		I doubt whether Greg was on stage for longer that hour and half.
	www.hobday.nildram.co.uk /Music2.htm (431 words)

	Metallian.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The band recorded an album for Jet Records, before Moore moved on to Greg Lake Band in 1981.
		The sole album was produced by Chris Tsangarides.
		Dufferin's first band Hunger had also renamed itself The Touch for one release.
	www.metallian.com /gforce.htm (136 words)

	Greg Piccolo & Heavy Juice Live Review
		During his 30 years as a performer, Greg Piccolo has proven himself to be a profound musical force.
		In an evening filled with the eclectic, far flung moods created by Greg Piccolo and Heavy Juice, it was hard to imagine that anyone could have left The BamBoo Room disappointed in what they heard and I doubt anyone did.
		Piccolo was gracious and friendly, indicating that he was having such a great time that he couldn't wait to return to The BamBoo Room as soon as he could.
	www.mnblues.com /review/2001/piccolo-dp2-01.html (633 words)

	Greg Lake & Band, Muffathalle, München (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Wenn Musikliebhaber den Namen GREG LAKE hören, schlägt ihr Herz schon höher.
		Automatisch denkt man an King Crimson und Emerson, Lake and Palmer.
		Zusammen mit seiner Band und seinen Hits im Gepäck kommt Greg Lake am 12.Oktober in die Münchner Muffathalle.
	www.bartime.de /event.greg-lake-band.8.16992.75150.html (73 words)

	Greg Lake to tour with Ringo Starr's All-Starr band this summer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Greg Lake to tour with Ringo Starr's All-Starr band this summer
		For those who do not know, the Ringo tours feature each member of the band doing songs from his/her previous bands/solo projects.
		I have been to many of these tours and they are always a lot of fun.
	et.stok.co.uk /articles/813-13.html (199 words)

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