Lay Down Your Guns: Emerson, Lake & Powell Collection and Carl Palmer Anthology Due Soon

Fans of ELP – whether that stands for Emerson, Lake & Palmer or Emerson, Lake & Powell – have some new compilations to look forward to this spring. Cherry Red, in partnership with Spirit of Unicorn Music, will issue Emerson, Lake & Powell’s studio and live material as Complete Collection, a 3CD set due April 12. It will include the prog trio’s self-titled 1986 album (including two CD-only bonus tracks and a single edit of “The Score”) and two self-released titles on ELP’s Manticore label: Live in Concert (recorded during the group’s U.S….

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Pictures At An Exhibition: Cherry Red Revisits Keith Emerson’s “Off the Shelf”

Though Keith Emerson died in March 2016, the influential body of work left behind by the keyboardist, arranger and composer lives on.  A decade before his untimely passing, Emerson compiled a disc’s worth of previously unreleased tracks.  He described 2006’s Off the Shelf as “a veritable cornucopia of potpourri within an audio montage!”  Now, that collection has been reissued by Cherry Red’s Esoteric Recordings imprint for those fans of the late artist who missed it the first time. Emerson first rose to fame as a member of The Nice, establishing himself as…

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Release Round-Up: Week of June 17

Welcome to this week’s Release Round-Up! Chicago, Quadio (Rhino) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. TBD / Amazon Canada) This week’s biggest and most hotly-anticipated release, Chicago’s Quadio, brings together nine albums from the legendary band in remastered high-resolution 192/24 DTS-HD Master Audio in both their original quadraphonic and stereo mixes on nine Blu-ray discs.  This lavish celebration of the Windy City’s favorite band is housed in a rigid two-piece box, with every album presented in a replica sleeve promised to “replicate the original release down to the last detail, including mini-posters, and the iron-on that…

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ELP’s Keith Emerson Goes To The Movies With Box Set

In the midst of the usual catalogue activity for Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Cherry Red’s Esoteric Recordings imprint has a new treasure for fans of keyboardist Keith Emerson. The 3-CD box set Keith Emerson at the Movies collects Emerson’s scores for seven motion pictures originally released between 1980’s Inferno and 2004’s Godzilla: Final Wars.  The set was originally released in 2005 on the Castle label, but has since gone out-of-print.  This version features the same tracks, but adds new packaging and a fresh remastering. Following the (first) break-up of Emerson, Lake and…

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