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Posted: January 06 2015 at 13:24
Greg back when he was a pretty boy! The set looks like the Top of the Pops one from that era with the cage, and that girl is definitely English the way she says "Cat Food". Perhaps Beat Club came over the London to record it?
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Posted: January 06 2015 at 13:28
Cactus Choir wrote:
Greg back when he was a pretty boy! The set looks like the Top of the Pops one from that era with the cage, and that girl is definitely English the way she says "Cat Food". Perhaps Beat Club came over the London to record it?
perhaps. Good find btw. I hadn't seen that!
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Posted: January 06 2015 at 20:16
micky wrote:
The.Crimson.King wrote:
Love the part at 2:08 when Fripp tries to mime the guitar growl part
Also, who is on piano? I know Keith Tippet recorded the studio piano part but that doesn't look like him to me...
probably the BBC keyboard tech..some lucky sap from the audience.. or perhaps someone's brother.. brought in to mime as best they could
Well considering the...ahem...how do I put this...atonal style of Keith Tippet, they could have had a cat running across a piano and it would have looked believable
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Posted: January 06 2015 at 23:38
The.Crimson.King wrote:
micky wrote:
The.Crimson.King wrote:
Love the part at 2:08 when Fripp tries to mime the guitar growl part
Also, who is on piano? I know Keith Tippet recorded the studio piano part but that doesn't look like him to me...
probably the BBC keyboard tech..some lucky sap from the audience.. or perhaps someone's brother.. brought in to mime as best they could
Well considering the...ahem...how do I put this...atonal style of Keith Tippet, they could have had a cat running across a piano and it would have looked believable
hah... perhaps it was Mike Garson!!!
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Posted: January 07 2015 at 01:06
I couldn't sleep, so I came here to find this. I thought this was wiped from the archives.
Good song, btw. I'm still surprised that this didn't make it big on the singles charts. I guess Keith Tippet's piano and Peter Sinfield's lyrics scared them off.
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Posted: January 07 2015 at 01:34
Seen it before but a long time ago
From what I remember ELP had already been announced by this time but Lake still went ahead with the recording. It may have been his last appearance with KC.
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