Emerson, Lake, & Palmer - Greatest Hits: P/V/G Folio

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The book arrived on time and in great condition. It contains some classics from this fantastic band, including several of my favorites.

Good music book. I'm enjoying learning how to play old songs I grew up with. The provider - Imagine-this, needs to learn to keep their religion to themselves. I asked four different times for them to keep their religion to themselves, yet another e-mail came back again with the typical, "have a blessed day" was there. Business is business and religion is religion. Being blessed is knowing the difference between religion and the truth. And, religion is about as far from the truth as you can get.

Well, this book certainly contains many ELP's hit songs, but I want other major songs such as Hoedown, Fugue, Karn Evil 9 (2st Impression), etc. Hopefully another book will be released as soon as possible. :)

Bought this to replace what I thought at the time was a lost ELP book from the 70's. Love the challenge of Keith's music. Thank you. Prompt delivery and the product was in excellent condition. Tom

Alfred did a great job on this book.

I chose "Take A Pebble" for this review. Most of the frenzied piano solo near the end is totally missing. A 12+ minute song was chopped down to 5 or 6 minutes. The piano glissandos are present on verse 1 and totally missing for verse 2. Since the piano in the second verse is much easier, I fail to see why it was omitted. A quick scan of the other pieces reveals dumbed down parts. Intros and outros are shortened. Absolutely no harmonies, so you guys looking to figure out "Lucky Man" are going to have to suss them from the piano chords. Oh yeah... Lucky Man is in Dmaj, but the recorded song is actually in Gmaj. Why?

Chord chart is easy to follow.