Ladies of the Lake

Greg will be interviewed and his music featured on INN World Report Radio, 90.1 FM in Austin, TX, 6-8PM CST, Thursday, May 3rd. You can listen via the internet at this link.

Rick Ray of the Rick Ray band writes for the North Coast Voice, in an article describing how he was influenced by Emerson, Lake & Palmer and others.

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This time Cynthia Blair has allowed us to feature her drawings of Greg as a young man in the early 70′s:

Today’s feature comes from Jeff Owenby, who sent us his drawing of Greg as a schoolboy. Well done, Jeff!

Listen to InsideMusicast Interview of Greg Lake

If you speak French you will love these ads. Even if you don’t speak French, I think you will like them.

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Greg gets a mention in Robert Fripp’s diary (several paragraphs down)

I respectfully submit The Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire — located an hour north of Boston, as a perfect venue for Greg’s “Songs of a Lifetime” tour. The Music Hall (themusichall.org) is a restored Beaux Arts theatre with a grand history, has 900 seats and fantastic acoustics. Over the years I’ve seen Richard Thompson, Leo Kottke, and other guitar greats perform there and just recently attended a sold out show for Lindsey Buckingham’s new release. Greg’s show there would sell out in hours! I think the interactive and autobiographical premise of “Songs” will draw out fans and songsters of every age and persuasion!

The last version of this video was hosted on Megaupload, and I think we all know what happened to them (urp!) So here it is, our brand-newly digitized version of the seafaring bandit adventure.

MUSOscribe music blog now has part 2 posted, and boy, are there some interesting things in there! Read it