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ELP News!

For those who may not know, ELP stands for Emerson, Lake & Palmer, a legendary British progressive rock supergroup formed in 1970. The band consisted of Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg Lake (vocals, bass), and Carl Palmer (drums).

Here are some recent news and updates about ELP:

Reunions and Tours: Although the band has not officially reunited since their 1998 tour, there have been occasional one-off performances and tributes. In 2010, Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer performed together at the High Voltage Festival in London.

Legacy and Influence: ELP's music has had a significant impact on the progressive rock genre and beyond. They have influenced many notable bands, including Dream Theater, Rush, and Yes.

New Music and Releases: In 2014, a previously unreleased ELP track, "The Endless Enigma," was released as part of a box set celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. Additionally, various ELP albums have been re-released in remastered form.

Tributes and Homages: ELP's music has been covered and homaged by numerous artists, including Dream Theater, who have performed ELP songs in their live shows.

Keith Emerson's Passing: Sadly, Keith Emerson passed away on March 11, 2016, at the age of 71. His legacy continues to inspire and influence musicians to this day.

Carl Palmer's Ongoing Career: Carl Palmer has continued to perform and record music with various projects, including his own band, Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy.

Greg Lake's Passing: Sadly, Greg Lake passed away on December 7, 2016, at the age of 69. He was a highly respected musician and songwriter, and his contributions to ELP's music will always be remembered.

Despite the passing of two of its original members, ELP's music remains a beloved and enduring part of rock history.