Wednesday, 11 April 2012

GREG LAKE: New album and tour (but reunion of ELP unlikely)

Greg Lake is at work on his first solo project since 1983′s Manoeuvres, with plans to set a release date of either later in 2012 or early next year. Beyond that, though, the founding member of King Crimson and Emerson Lake and Palmer is offering precious few details.

Meanwhile, look for him on a 28-date solo track through North America — starting tonight in Quebec City — that continues through May 26 in La Quinta, Calif. The concert series, called Songs of a Lifetime, is presented in an interactive, storytelling format. Lake is also compiling a forthcoming autobiography, to be titled “Lucky Man” after Lake’s early ELP hit.

Read on (and, yes, Greg does debate the pros and cons of an ELP reunion)...

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