No sir. Am I the only one. whom is a bit concerned at the fact that on that note. There are 32??? Of us whom know better? Or are there just that many lost souls among us.. Greg lake sang. Lived , interviewed soly as a solid human being. Clean through
I saw in in KC in the very early 70's. Never will I forget how he looked standing upon the stage in his white suit with the breeze blowing his hair. His voice was just as good in person, in that concert, as it was in the sound studio. It was wonderful. God rest his soul. A prayer that he is with the Good God, and not in the court of the crimson king.
Greg was an incredibly beautiful singer and guitar player. Mesmerizing. So sad he is no longer with us. I would love to see him perform because I never did unfortunately.
This is a man doing what he was meant to do. We are the lucky men and women to be priveledged with the honor of having him in our lifetime!! To still be doing this at almost 70 years of age is amazing. Truly an honor!!
Просто перевел на русский язык ваши слова)) Это человек, делающий то, что должен был сделать. Мы счастливые мужчины и женщины, которых можно приветствовать с честью иметь его в нашей жизни! По-прежнему делать это почти в 70 лет является удивительным. Поистине честь!
Greg Lake has brought a lot of great memories to his fans for many years......a great musician and singer. Cal Jam in '74 was incredible. Yet he's always seemed to be gracious in his interviews, appreciative of the life he has lived with his music. Unlike so many others that let fame ruin them. Greg is a "lucky man", and so were we......
He exudes confidence, intelligence, class and talent; can still play and sing a song to perfection, and can carry on a great conversation. In my eyes, that IS really hot.
Greg graciously gave me his autograph in Houston TX during the Emerson & Lake Manticore studio tour 2010 and so did Keith. God bless and RIP Greg, dearly missed!
Greg is a legend - his physical shape is just an external thing. I was at his concert that Dan mentioned in an interview, and I spoke with Greg. I am a lucky man.
My first song I will play is Lucky Man. I’m learning guitar right now, age 59. Greg wrote it at 12 yrs old to learn his first four chords and I love that song and him so much! Thanks for the post!
Its such a big lost in my musical heroes list. One more. Damn it 2016. Its been a hard one in music industry. Thank you Greg for youre art and great talent.Your warm and wonderfull voice will still resonate in my heart for the rest of my life. RIP
Thank you for this interview and thanks Greg Lake for his lifetime stories. I saw him live 10 years ago when he toured Italy. I am lucky to have a dad who has all their vinyls, cd and dvd ... my dad saw their show in 1973 in Bologna Stadium. Great Legacy
To all the people citing Greg's weight, he has toured the world many times, received platinum records and performed in front of hundred of thousands of people. So... What have you done?
exactly Henry you made a very good point , many are feeling jealous , Greg Lake is a star . he achieved success by his hard work also he is a lover animals , he saved many animals he built a shelter . He is my hero .
It worried me. I was afraid he was ill as his face looked like a prednisone moon face. Unfortunately I was right. I don't think I will ever get over losing him or Keith Emerson.'
@@sarahfish132 Everyone who had something like a brain could see that Greg was ill. And I hope that those guys who wrote all these disrepectful coms realize what they did. Keith was always somewhat like a guiding light in my musical career. First with The Nice and then with ELP of course. But my background was classical music and I thought that it was a great idea to combine it with the power and freedom of rock and jazz music. Since then I really had a crush on Keith and on Greg as well cause he was such a good multi instrumentalist, writer and singer. I try to keep their music alive by playing it with my own trio. Two years ago I played a real big concert with my band, a symphony orchestra and ELP-music. It was just great and we all had a lot of fun. On the other hand it was kinda sad as they will never be heard on stage or in the studio anymore. And today´s rock music is just the opposite of what ELP did - what means trying to create something new even if it´s not a commercial success. So - whenever I think of them I feel a bit lonely.
@@sarahfish132 Yes, certain meds will cause weight gain and retention. The beautiful actress Kathleen Turner (Bodyheat, Romancing the Stone et al) had weight gain from meds for rheumatoid arthritis. So it's not always due to eating.
What a pleasure of a man. So unlike too many musicians, So warm and real. Although like many, I turned away from Prog when DIY music came along, I never lost my love for ELP and Geg was the soul of the band.
one of the Greatest Artist, now gone. RIP Mr. Greg Lake, Thank you for enrich our lives growing up the pains and joys of the 70's. Surely his talent will live with us forever.
Since I was in High School in the 80s I was amazed by this outstanding musician an person. RIP Mr. Greg Lake, you are in the gold music rooms in heaven! Greetings from Costa Rica.
My Lord, why do people feel the need to criticize others. expecially someone who's avhieved 50 times more than probably every critical bastard doing the ragging. People dont stay the exactly the same as they grow older, thats the way life is for the majority of us. He's a fooking living legend be happy for him still making music.
I loved him dearly but I've spent 7 years studying health and no matter how you gain the weight food or drugs, the outcome is the same. At 70, I lost over 80 lbs so I could listen to my friend Greg Lake for another 10 years, If I'm lucky enough to get to heaven, I want to shake his hand and tell him how I spent over 20 years learning his songs on guitar. His live voice sounded just like he was in the studio. If you think back, there was no tech for those that sung out of key, Greg was a real artist and I'll never forget him even if I get Dementia or ALS, which is also food related. There is no shame in being overweight as most of the population is, but not before the 1950's. Don't believe me, do what most people won't bother with, look up the obesity rate in 1950 compared to today.
I have to say he's such a gracious man. If you look back musicians of that era were cerebral and had substance. I dont put down today's music but it is more superficial. What lucky people we were to grow up in the era of the 60s/70s.
Thank you for uploading this interview with Greg singing Lucky Man. What a treat to hear this wonderful performing speak and sing. I also find him not only a lucky man, but also a humble man.
I'm crying . When Greg started singing lucky man tears filled my eyes . What a great singer song writer, guitar player, and all around musician . I loved him in the early days with King Crimson and ELP was great . What great talent those men possess . Greg has certainly been an inspiration to me as a musician and he seems to me as if he was a really nice man which makes all the difference in the world IMO . RIP Greg Lake .
This is truly the greatest interview Ken, what an awesome and amazing guy, I met Greg on a plane years ago. I'd give anything to play a song with him. Thanks for posting this for all of us.
Wow! Greg Lake gives a hat tip to the iconic WNEW NY DJ, the late Scott Muni. Greg was a talented, classy guy.....and a great gentleman. Lucky Man was and still is my favorite ELP track. Loved this interview/video. May Greg “Lucky Man” Lake RIP.
The music and the Man were both Magic of a great nature. They made my young life fuller,and better by their presence.Fanfare was a theme song for our local fireworks show,originally free, then restricted to a pay venue and ruined by commercialism. ELP was MY Band of Note for many years and still are. Rip Greg. I hear they got one helluva band up there. I can just imagine Jimi and Janis with no noise restrictions. And Jim Marshall making the world louder every day.
Back in the day my older sister bought some headphones. They were the hot want item in the early 70s. I must have listened to " From The Beginning " and " Lucky Man " a thousand times. I still LOVE the music of E.L.P.
Greg was the coolest of cool. So talented, so impassioned with his music. He lived an incredible life. The song "Lucky Man" he wrote when he was 12, but he didn't jot down the lyrics, he kept them in his head until the album came along.
I fell in love with Greg Lake when the King Crimson album came out. I also saw ELP in concert when the Brain Salad Surgery came out. He was most definitely one of a kind. I've been playing guitar for over 40 years and have spent over 15 years working on perfecting from the beginning. When I watched him play Still you turn me on, at that very instant I knew that I would spend a lifetime playing guitar, I'm 71 years old and have had some bad health problems -->obesity was the worst. I turned my life around after a bladder cancer scare and lost over 80 lbs. I noticed in this interview that Greg's weight is just way to much. I have no doubts whatsoever that had he found a way to control his eating habits, he might still be alive today. I've spent almost ten years studying the human body and what's so crazy is the sheer number of obesity in this country is mind boggling, every metabolic illness there is can be corrected by proper diet. I could have given him 4 rules to live by and I bet any amount of money (Which I don't have), that had he listened to my words would still be alive today. 1. Eat NO GRAINS. Grains were fine 100 years ago, when they decided to remove all of the good stuff so they could sit on a shelf forever they made grains deadly, grains cause Leaky Gut. How many times have you seen a cave man walking into a cave with a bunch of grains thrown over his shoulder? 2. Avoid all dairy products, they contain estrogen (which makes everything grow even your prostate), it's a female hormone in cows milk--It makes calves grow big in a hurry. 3. Avoid all seed oils. vegetable oil comes from corn, corn has been ruined by adding glyphosate which is basically Roundup. ALL seed oils, are inflammatory. I only cook and use Olive Oil, Avocado Oil, and Unrefined Unprocessed Coconut oil, and last and most important, SUGAR. Sugar is TOXIC. I avoided these for almost 2 years, lost over 80lbs and no more High Blood Pressure. I know it sounds like there's nothing left to eat, and my wife says organic food is just too expensive. I told her what's cheaper the organic food or a bill for an ambulance ride to the ER after a heart attack? People can say I'm crazy and call me names but if you have the drive to make these changes, it will change your life forever.
I knew Greg for over twenty years. What people don’t know is that his increased weight was a side product of the various drugs he was taking at the start of his long battle with cancer. He was always upbeat and fought like a bastard against his cancer until the end. I miss him.
Am I the only one who thinks Greg Lake's voice is incredibly soothing?
Ryan Lane
The man was a legend
Yes, you're the only one
No sir. Am I the only one. whom is a bit concerned at the fact that on that note. There are 32??? Of us whom know better? Or are there just that many lost souls among us.. Greg lake sang. Lived , interviewed soly as a solid human being. Clean through
No you arent
That's pretty much his M.O.
Greg was truly one of the brightest stars. What a beautiful legacy he left us. We are the lucky ones.
I started crying like a waterfall as soon as he started playing Lucky Man. You will be missed Greg, rest in peace.
I saw in in KC in the very early 70's. Never will I forget how he looked standing upon the stage in his white suit with the breeze blowing his hair. His voice was just as good in person, in that concert, as it was in the sound studio. It was wonderful. God rest his soul. A prayer that he is with the Good God, and not in the court of the crimson king.
Oh, what a great man, he was...
And a Lucky Man, too!
His talent, inspiration, and music from the heart is a true gift to us all!
Still heartbroken....
A true musician to the end.
What a great life
Such a gentleman. And his speaking voice was as beautiful as his singing voice.
Greg was an incredibly beautiful singer and guitar player. Mesmerizing. So sad he is no longer with us. I would love to see him perform because I never did unfortunately.
Loved this man. And miss him terribly. And with the magic of recordings I can still listen to his wonderful voice and songs. Rest in peace Greg.
what a classy gentleman, talented, and there for his fans....not a vain bone in his body Salute to you Mr. Lake xxx
The best
Rip you were so loved. I thank everyone in your band too. What a legend .
Rest In Peace, Greg... what a talent you were and gave us the gift of great music...😞
This is a man doing what he was meant to do. We are the lucky men and women to be priveledged with the honor of having him in our lifetime!! To still be doing this at almost 70 years of age is amazing. Truly an honor!!
Просто перевел на русский язык ваши слова))
Это человек, делающий то, что должен был сделать. Мы счастливые мужчины и женщины, которых можно приветствовать с честью иметь его в нашей жизни! По-прежнему делать это почти в 70 лет является удивительным. Поистине честь!
We are indeed the ''Lucky Ones'', thank you Greg.
Greg Lake has brought a lot of great memories to his fans for many years......a great musician and singer. Cal Jam in '74 was incredible. Yet he's always seemed to be gracious in his interviews, appreciative of the life he has lived with his music. Unlike so many others that let fame ruin them. Greg is a "lucky man", and so were we......
Greg Lake claims he wrote the lyrics to Lucky Man when he was a boy.
This man has magic in his voice and fingers. I want this played when I go.
I spent almost 10 years before learning how to play "From the Beginning". I tear up every time I play one of his songs on my guitar.
I was in love from the first concert many years ago. He was amazing.
He exudes confidence, intelligence, class and talent; can still play and sing a song to perfection, and can carry on a great conversation. In my eyes, that IS really hot.
Greg graciously gave me his autograph in Houston TX during the Emerson & Lake Manticore studio tour 2010 and so did Keith. God bless and RIP Greg, dearly missed!
Magic, indeed! Greg, your voice is still as beautiful as when I first heard you in the '70s. Still gives me goose bumps! Love ya, Greg!
Oh what a lucky man I was to see Emerson, Lake, and Palmer live in 1973.. RIP Greg RIP Keith. You will live forever in music!
Greg is a legend - his physical shape is just an external thing. I was at his concert that Dan mentioned in an interview, and I spoke with Greg. I am a lucky man.
My first song I will play is Lucky Man. I’m learning guitar right now, age 59. Greg wrote it at 12 yrs old to learn his first four chords and I love that song and him so much! Thanks for the post!
Same!!!!
@@lisamoroney3036 One of the tricks to this song is the hammer on the A string with starting with the G cord before going to the D cord.
It was great to see you again Greg with this interview. I've loved you and your music "From The Beginning." You rock!!!
Mesmerizing….We all miss ❤you Greg !!!🎸 🎵 🎼 🎶
Its such a big lost in my musical heroes list. One more. Damn it 2016. Its been a hard one in music industry. Thank you Greg for youre art and great talent.Your warm and wonderfull voice will still resonate in my heart for the rest of my life. RIP
Perfect description
Thank you for this interview and thanks Greg Lake for his lifetime stories. I saw him live 10 years ago when he toured
Italy. I am lucky to have a dad who has all their vinyls, cd and dvd ... my dad saw their show in 1973 in Bologna Stadium. Great Legacy
To all the people citing Greg's weight, he has toured the world many times, received platinum records and performed in front of hundred of thousands of people. So... What have you done?
exactly Henry you made a very good point , many are feeling jealous , Greg Lake is a star . he achieved success by his hard work also he is a lover animals , he saved many animals he built a shelter . He is my hero .
It worried me. I was afraid he was ill as his face looked like a prednisone moon face. Unfortunately I was right. I don't think I will ever get over losing him or Keith Emerson.'
@@sarahfish132
Everyone who had something like a brain could see that Greg was ill. And I hope that those guys who wrote all these disrepectful coms realize what they did.
Keith was always somewhat like a guiding light in my musical career. First with The Nice and then with ELP of course. But my background was classical music and I thought that it was a great idea to combine it with the power and freedom of rock and jazz music. Since then I really had a crush on Keith and on Greg as well cause he was such a good multi instrumentalist, writer and singer. I try to keep their music alive by playing it with my own trio. Two years ago I played a real big concert with my band, a symphony orchestra and ELP-music. It was just great and we all had a lot of fun. On the other hand it was kinda sad as they will never be heard on stage or in the studio anymore. And today´s rock music is just the opposite of what ELP did - what means trying to create something new even if it´s not a commercial success. So - whenever I think of them I feel a bit lonely.
Henry Hooker I think he’s beautiful, when he was young he was godlike.
@@sarahfish132 Yes, certain meds will cause weight gain and retention. The beautiful actress Kathleen Turner (Bodyheat, Romancing the Stone et al) had weight gain from meds for rheumatoid arthritis. So it's not always due to eating.
Thank you, Greg, for so many awesome memories. I grew up with you and you brought me peace in a very shitty home.
Merci beaucoup.
Very genuine and so intelligent. What a Lucky Man I was to have him in my life!
Rest in peace, Greg.
Total class act and one hell of a great guitarist, songwriter, and singer.
Amazing what a voice still!
Me too from Brasil.
Exceptional. Greg Lake is certainly one of the biggest music artists in the world.
Thanks, Mr. Greg Lake!
What a pleasure of a man. So unlike too many musicians, So warm and real. Although like many, I turned away from Prog when DIY music came along, I never lost my love for ELP and Geg was the soul of the band.
one of the Greatest Artist, now gone. RIP Mr. Greg Lake, Thank you for enrich our lives growing up the pains and joys of the 70's. Surely his talent will live with us forever.
ANOTHER MASTERFUL SONG BY A LEGENDARY MUSICIAN GREG LAKE AND ELP!!
A beautiful man inside & out. I miss him so
Holy Christ in a chicken basket. ELP was my first concert as a wee twit. Like 42 years ago. Look at this phenomenal man rock!!!! Love him! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
What a lovely man...just a sweet soul
He seemed to always be so kind and had the sweetest smile.what a great way to fall alseep, listening to his dreamy voice.
It was the mid-evil influence that attracted me all those years ago. Love this guy, ELP and King Crimson. He lives on through his music.
Great interview, introspective, Greg is such a good guy.
Since I was in High School in the 80s I was amazed by this outstanding musician an person. RIP Mr. Greg Lake, you are in the gold music rooms in heaven! Greetings from Costa Rica.
Same !
Greg Lake R.I.P was the best singer ever. he had a devine voice that touched my soul and rescue her in the 70'. One of a kind
One of the first songs I ever learned on the guitar. Greg was my hero...
A Brilliant Man We Love Greg!!!!, ManyThanx Cheers My Brother!!!!,! From Costa Mesa Ca
RIP Greg, been watching and listening all day.
My Lord, why do people feel the need to criticize others. expecially someone who's avhieved 50 times more than probably every critical bastard doing the ragging. People dont stay the exactly the same as they grow older, thats the way life is for the majority of us. He's a fooking living legend be happy for him still making music.
Jr Bondy There jealous.These guys were so so awesome ,you give these gentleman great respect,thank you.God bless them,God bless them.
@@donaldheitger6731 Some may be jealous, and some wanted him to be around a lot longer than he was. I wanted him to out live me. Is that wrong ?
RIP Greg. You are a legend. Long live Lucky Man
thanks for giving us SOOOO much great music greg!
if you have not already done so, see the video "still you turn me on" solo. incredible masterpiece!!
I was moved to tears when he just played Lucky Man on his guitar. If I saw him live, I'd be even moreso. So moving. :)
His weight?! The man had the voice of an angel and losers try to weight shame him? I'm only glad I got a chance to enjoy such Heaven sent talent.
I loved him dearly but I've spent 7 years studying health and no matter how you gain the weight food or drugs, the outcome is the same. At 70, I lost over 80 lbs so I could listen to my friend Greg Lake for another 10 years, If I'm lucky enough to get to heaven, I want to shake his hand and tell him how I spent over 20 years learning his songs on guitar. His live voice sounded just like he was in the studio. If you think back, there was no tech for those that sung out of key, Greg was a real artist and I'll never forget him even if I get Dementia or ALS, which is also food related. There is no shame in being overweight as most of the population is, but not before the 1950's. Don't believe me, do what most people won't bother with, look up the obesity rate in 1950 compared to today.
I have to say he's such a gracious man. If you look back musicians of that era were cerebral and had substance. I dont put down today's music but it is more superficial. What lucky people we were to grow up in the era of the 60s/70s.
Thank you for uploading this interview with Greg singing Lucky Man. What a treat to hear this wonderful performing speak and sing. I also find him not only a lucky man, but also a humble man.
I'm so sad to hear of Greg's death. Love to his family and friends. Oh, Lucky Man, you now sing with the angels! RIP
I get chill bumps listening to this! My touchstone song! Thank you for posting......
I'm crying . When Greg started singing lucky man tears filled my eyes . What a great singer song writer, guitar player, and all around musician . I loved him in the early days with King Crimson and ELP was great . What great talent those men possess . Greg has certainly been an inspiration to me as a musician and he seems to me as if he was a really nice man which makes all the difference in the world IMO . RIP Greg Lake .
This is truly the greatest interview Ken, what an awesome and amazing guy, I met Greg on a plane years ago. I'd give anything to play a song with him. Thanks for posting this for all of us.
This music is timeless. It's so real , it gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes . Thank you for sharing your talent . I'll meet you someday
That was awesome, great song, great rendition!
I remember this when I was in high school. Where did 40+ years go?
"Better" with age and certainly authentic in spirit "from the beginning."
He was such an underrated bassist
I miss me some Greg Lake. What a Voice. RIP GSL . . . BE SURE to see part II of this interview.)
Such a beautiful voice he has so natural
Wow! Greg Lake gives a hat tip to the iconic WNEW NY DJ, the late Scott Muni. Greg was a talented, classy guy.....and a great gentleman. Lucky Man was and still is my favorite ELP track. Loved this interview/video. May Greg “Lucky Man” Lake RIP.
RIP your music and vocals have inspired me for life
Saw ELP three times. What a talented man! Love his music. Hope he can stay healthy.
Thrice? What a joy that must have been. ELP is classic rock.
Absolutely they were. This was just an interview with Greg Lake so that's why. I love all three of them. Incredible band.
Really cool guy and great musician .
'...still my soul brother number one...still our friend...still my hero..God bless you mate...'.
Voice sounds great! "Affairs Of the Heart" is my favorite song he ever recorded.
Love your music Greg..
Fabulous ! Going to Liverpool gig never thought I would look forward to a November so much.
Truly one of the greatest.
A rock legend indeed.
I just enjoyed this to the fullest. J
Thank you for everything. Oh your voice,, MMNMMM
nice one Greg you still got it! :)
RIP.............Greg Lake.....................Brain Salad Surgery.............1973.. My Introduction to ELP............Miss You .Forever.
All time best ballad singer/song writer. Simply the GREATEST of all time.
Wow! That's so great to see him from that close. Now forgotten major talents.
You will be missed so much!!!!
WOW !!!! respect Mr. Lake.
The music and the Man were both Magic of a great nature. They made my young life fuller,and better by their presence.Fanfare was a theme song for our local fireworks show,originally free, then restricted to a pay venue and ruined by commercialism. ELP was MY Band of Note for many years and still are. Rip Greg. I hear they got one helluva band up there. I can just imagine Jimi and Janis with no noise restrictions. And Jim Marshall making the world louder every day.
What lucky men we were to have him in our lives!
Back in the day my older sister bought some headphones. They were the hot want item in the early 70s. I must have listened to " From The Beginning " and " Lucky Man " a thousand times. I still LOVE the music of E.L.P.
Greg was the coolest of cool. So talented, so impassioned with his music. He lived an incredible life. The song "Lucky Man" he wrote when he was 12, but he didn't jot down the lyrics, he kept them in his head until the album came along.
Legendary what a gift!!!!
Forever King Greg in a Crimson Lake
uuhh what a great-man He remains ...
Two words - brilliant and engaging. His music is timeless. He is so missed.
A musical genius and a gentle soul
I fell in love with Greg Lake when the King Crimson album came out. I also saw ELP in concert when the Brain Salad Surgery came out. He was most definitely one of a kind. I've been playing guitar for over 40 years and have spent over 15 years working on perfecting from the beginning. When I watched him play Still you turn me on, at that very instant I knew that I would spend a lifetime playing guitar, I'm 71 years old and have had some bad health problems -->obesity was the worst. I turned my life around after a bladder cancer scare and lost over 80 lbs. I noticed in this interview that Greg's weight is just way to much. I have no doubts whatsoever that had he found a way to control his eating habits, he might still be alive today. I've spent almost ten years studying the human body and what's so crazy is the sheer number of obesity in this country is mind boggling, every metabolic illness there is can be corrected by proper diet. I could have given him 4 rules to live by and I bet any amount of money (Which I don't have), that had he listened to my words would still be alive today. 1. Eat NO GRAINS. Grains were fine 100 years ago, when they decided to remove all of the good stuff so they could sit on a shelf forever they made grains deadly, grains cause Leaky Gut. How many times have you seen a cave man walking into a cave with a bunch of grains thrown over his shoulder? 2. Avoid all dairy products, they contain estrogen (which makes everything grow even your prostate), it's a female hormone in cows milk--It makes calves grow big in a hurry. 3. Avoid all seed oils. vegetable oil comes from corn, corn has been ruined by adding glyphosate which is basically Roundup. ALL seed oils, are inflammatory. I only cook and use Olive Oil, Avocado Oil, and Unrefined Unprocessed Coconut oil, and last and most important, SUGAR. Sugar is TOXIC. I avoided these for almost 2 years, lost over 80lbs and no more High Blood Pressure. I know it sounds like there's nothing left to eat, and my wife says organic food is just too expensive. I told her what's cheaper the organic food or a bill for an ambulance ride to the ER after a heart attack? People can say I'm crazy and call me names but if you have the drive to make these changes, it will change your life forever.
I knew Greg for over twenty years. What people don’t know is that his increased weight was a side product of the various drugs he was taking at the start of his long battle with cancer. He was always upbeat and fought like a bastard against his cancer until the end. I miss him.
I saw elp in the late 90s. Pretty good show
One of the best bands ever
Who are the 7 people that didn't like this?
RIP Greg.......... E & L have now gone.... only P left!
Like the interviewer stated..ELP was my doorway to classical composers as well.
All my heroes and influences were Brits.Great stories ,now I love him more.
oh what a lucky man I was, the first time I heard ELP thank you so much from an old French fan
This guy was great !
Wow! He is still amazing!