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Olympia, Mar 25th, 1961/Oct 5th, 1966 Music Lionel Hampton Olympia, Mar 25th, 1961/Oct 5th, 1966 Songs | 1. | Birth of the Blues | |
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| 19. | Untitled | |
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer perform Mussorgsky's "Pictures At An Exhibition".
Much was made of early prog-rock's fusion of rock with classical music, but ELP was one of the only bands to take that task seriously, and never more so than on PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION. The well-known Mussorgsky piece is a staple of the classical music diet, and a prime example of "program music," where related sections of a piece combine to tell a story. True to the spirit of the times, ELP attacked "Pictures" with both classically trained respect and rocker irreverence. The album, recorded live in 1971, finds the band turning Mussorgsky's work inside out, not just restructuring it but reinventing it for their rock audience.
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Keith Emerson (keyboards); Greg Lake (vocals, guitar, bass); Carl Palmer (drums, percussion).
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