Keith Emerson

For almost the entire history of rock 'n' roll Carl Palmer has been providing the backbeat to a succession of top bands, writes Nick Ames. From Chris Farlowe to Arthur Brown to the world's first supergroup Emerson Lake and Palmer (ELP) and onto prog-rockers Asia, Palmer, born March 1950, has been recognized as a brilliant technician and a dynamic showman. Read More

Greg Lake was writing an autobiography called "Lucky Man" (after the Emerson, Lake & Palmer ballad of the same name) when he dreamed up the concept for Songs of a Lifetime, which brings the British progressive-rock icon to Mesa this week for an intimate journey through his life in music. Read More

"I've always loved his passion for films and ability to execute an idea with limited resources, so it's great to have finally collaborated on a music video together."Read More

(Glass Onyon) Elton John penned the forward to the new book, 'Caped Crusader, Rick Wakeman In The 1970s,' which was written by Dan Wooding. Read More

Where else can you see Irish dancers kick up their heels right after Mexican folk dancers swirl their long skirts? Read More

Today's music video is 'FDR In Trinidad' from Ry Cooder. Read More

Greg Lake, songwriter, poet, vocalist and founding member of Emerson Lake and Palmer and King Crimson, tours the United Kingdom in "Songs of a Lifetime," an intimate, interactive and autobiographical show which will make its way through the UK this November 2012. Read More