Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends - VINYL LP

ELP return to one of the most ambitious chapters of their legendary career with Works Live, Canada 1977, a newly remastered document of the band's celebrated orchestral tour. Captured primarily at Montreal's Olympic Stadium on August 26, 1977, the album showcases Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer at the height of their creative and technical powers, blending progressive rock, classical influences and arena-scale performance into a truly monumental live experience. Originally issued in 1979 as In Concert, the recordings were later expanded and reintroduced as Works Live, restoring much of the material originally intended for . This latest edition presents the definitive version of the album with newly remastered audio, updated artwork and fresh liner notes, bringing renewed clarity and depth to one of the most significant live recordings in the Emerson, Lake & Palmer catalogue. The collection features powerful live renditions of fan favourites including InchFanfare for the Common Man, Inch InchKnife-Edge, Inch InchPeter Gunn, Inch and the band's celebrated adaptation of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. Recorded during the lavish Works era, when ELP performed alongside a full orchestra, these performances capture the grandeur, virtuosity and fearless musical ambition that made the trio one of progressive rock's most influential acts. More than four decades after it's original , Works Live, Canada 1977 stands as an essential live statement from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, preserving a landmark moment in progressive rock history and offering fans an immersive glimpse into one of the genre's most spectacular concert productions.

ELO / WORKS - VOLUME 1 pressing housed in a gatefold sleeve. Comprising three solo band member LP sides, with the fourth as the complete group, the album is home to the anthemic and stylish InchFanfare For The Common Man,Inch a massive hit which reached No. 2 in the U.K.; the brilliant, Keith Emerson compiled, InchPiano Concerto No. 1,Inch performed with the London Philharmonic Orchestra; excellent romantic songs from Greg Lake at the peak of his creativity, and hard rocking classical adaptations from Carl Palmer - with Joe Walsh even guesting on lead guitar. Works Volume 1 took ELP's bombastic, keyboard-driven prog rock epics to the limit. TITLE Works Volume 1 (2-LP Set) by Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Replica vinyl in tip-on sleeve of this supergroup's album from 1986. Remastered by renowned engineer Tony Dixon. Curated with the blessing of the Emerson, Lake and Powell families. Musical visionaries Keith Emerson and Greg Lake planned to reform ELP in 1984; however drummer Carl Palmer was unavailable. Into the frame stepped the legendary Cozy Powell. The band's self-titled studio album delivers material familiar in style to ELP with long progressive rock tracks, mellow ballads, and a classical theme ('Mars, The Bringer Of War' by Gustav Holst, a piece previously performed by Lake during his tenure in King Crimson).