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I actually rode in ELP's limo from Buffalo NY to Rochester NY for one of =
their concert there.

Moog Music actually loaned a tech named Rich Washbourne (I think that was=
 his name) to travel with ELP
to keep equipment in working order.

Ray



On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 13:13:49 +1200, Jinx wrote:
>>=A0I still remember how amazed everyone was at moog how Keith
>>=A0Emerson could play while tuning the many oscillators/filters/etc.
>>=A0in the professional moog modules for the next section of music
>>
>
>=A0I saw ELP at Southampton University in 1971 and remember KE's manic
>=A0activity on stage. His party trick back then was pushing over a
>=A0stack of electronics (at the end of the gig of course) to go out on
>=A0a roar, very a la Pete Townsend. There's film of him doing that at
>=A0the (I think) Festival Hall
>
>=A0In the CFM program, it was stated that initially KE used a Moog
>=A0borrowed from Mike Vickers, who would be changing patches for KE
>=A0during performances
>
>=A0It was suggested that the outro of Lucky Man was the first
>=A0synthesiser solo in rock. It's certainly big and attention-getting.
>=A0I prefer the track before, Tank. The final 2 minutes is an awesome
>=A0piece of composition






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