Emerson, Lake & Palmer - King Biscuit Flower Hour ~ Convention Center, Anahiem, CA 02-02-1974 (Pre-FM)

Emerson, Lake & Palmer
King Biscuit Flower Hour
Convention Center
Anahiem, California, USA
February 2, 1974
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cue Sheet Scans or Artwork

Keith Emerson Rest In Peace

Linage :-  (Pre FM CD ) PC Disc Drive Ripped To PC With EAC Wav - Nero Wave Editor - Tracks split - Traders Little Helper - Flac8 - SBE Checked
01 DJ Intro
02 Radio Ads
03 Hoedown
04 Still, You Turn Me On
05 Lucky Man
06 Piano Improvisation / DJ Outro
07 Radio Ads
08 Karn Evil 9 1st Impression
09 Radio Ads
10 Karn Evil 9 2nd Impression
11 Karn Evil 9 3rd Impression / DJ Outro

Keith Emerson keyboards
Greg Lake bass, acoustic & electric guitar, vocals
Carl Palmer drums, percussion

Digitized from the original radio broadcast CD's

Keith Emerson died on March 10, 2016 from a single self inflicted gun shot to the head, he was 71.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer was the first Classic Rock concert that I took Rosebud to. We had attended many concerts while we dated, and after our marriage, but mostly Heavy Metal/Hard Rock concerts since it was a mutual love. When ELP reunited in the 1990's I saw it as an opportunity to introduce her to some classic Progressive Rock. I called her from work and told her that ELP would be at The Palace of Auburn Hills, Michigan and could she try to get us some tickets. When I arrived home she told me that we would be sitting on the main floor 6th row center stage. What a set of seats, our friends Gypsy Dan and Prof Paul joined us for one of the best concerts we have ever attended (that's saying a lot, I seen Stevie Ray Vaughan jamming with Joe Cocker!). Keith Emerson pulled out the old Hammond Organ during an extended "Rondo" and proceeded to play it, beat it , kick it,  throw it around, and stab it with knives. Rosebud was blown away and a fan for life. We saw them a couple more times during the 1990's reunion period before the break up.

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