Ladies of the Lake - Your Greg Lake Interview Questions

kate
Jan 9, 2002 23:28
shorterthanu@hotmail.com
Judging from the concert photos I've seen, looks like you had a great time this past summer with Ringo's All Starr band. Would you please tell us about some of your favorite "Ringo moments?"

Misty
Jan 10, 2002 09:40
mistylakecastle@aol.com
I read that ELP used to tour 200 dates a year. How did you keep your voice in condition night after night?

susan
Jan 10, 2002 18:48
rayondanadene@aol.com
I saw you all at Billy Bob's Texas and enjoyed the show. Loved Lucky Man, what was it like when you realized that Ringo and Sheila E were on drums during your set. In being in the All Starr Band, other than your own songs, what were your favorite songs to play. I had heard that Octopus Garden was going to be one of the songs in an earlier line up. What happened, and that song would have sounded even better with you playing. What were your favorite places to play. Did you have fun being a "beatle" during the Summer?

Eileen
Jan 13, 2002 18:58
webmistress@ladiesofthelake.net
Greg, I know that the guitar you wrote "Lucky Man" on is on display in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland (which is right down the road from me, by the way). Are there any other items from ELP's glory days on display? We were thinking about some of the clothing you used to wear, such as the jacket with the doves & wisteria embroidered on it.

Sara
Jan 13, 2002 22:16
slcanfield@earthlink.net
This summer you performed Karn Evil 9, Lucky Man and In The Court of the Crimson King with the All Starrs. What goes through your mind when you play these songs? Do you have a specific memory? Or are you concentrating on the performance of the song?

Sara
Jan 23, 2002 21:23
slcanfield@earthlink.net
I am curious about the bass you were using during the All Starr tour. It looks bright red in all of the pictures, but I thought it was more faded, almost Coral. It was also very "scuffed up". What is its story? I also read that you used a Hofner bass during some of the performances. Is this true? If so, how did you like playing it?

Date/Time of Posting: Oct 12 2002 / 20:16:18
name = E.
replyemail = webmistress@ladiesofthelake.net
comments = You have such a great voice. Have you ever considered doing narrations or voice-overs?

Date/Time of Posting: Oct 13 2002 / 11:26:33
name = Steve
replyemail = swwice@rev.net
comments = The big burning question is: when will Greg do a U.S. solo tour???? We are ready to see him!! The only other question I had was what type/brand of equipment is Greg currently using (ie. bass guitar, acoustic guitar, amps, etc.). Hope you are doing well. I didn't know that an interview was coming up. Who is doing it, when, and where?

Date/Time of Posting: Oct 21 2002 / 07:18:05
name = E.
replyemail = You know
comments = Do you still own that angel pendant you wore in a lot of 70's pics?

WebMistress' note: This question was answered in the Greg Lake "One 2 One" section for January 2005.

Date/Time of Posting: Oct 24 2002 / 23:09:11
name = howard pearson
replyemail = hpea326815@aol.com
comments = being a Greg Lake "superfan" since i first heard his outstanding vocals with King Crimson, and his acoustic guitar intracacies on the likes of "from the beginning" and "c'est la vie", i would love to know what his favorite acoustic guitar is, or at least what he used on those two songs so that i can buy one. thanks so much. ...

Date/Time of Posting: Feb 23 2003 / 22:47:46
name = Eileen
replyemail = webmistress@ladiesofthelake.net
comments = You were chewing gum throughout the entire Cal Jam concert. Why? How did you keep from choking on it during your vocal performance?