Super Cool. I listened to this song every morning, for 6 weeks, before I went to my radiation treatment for cancer. Cured! I was blessed. I am indeed, a Lucky Man. I just hope and pray My old GF and I reconnect.

Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer... These guys paved the fucking WAY for prog rock as we know it today. VOTE for their induction into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame!

Absolutely incredible! The genius of Greg Lake as a song writer! The band, fantastic musicians

Absolutely Mind Blowing Thank God for the second coming of this song live. The way we always wanted to hear Keith Emerson version away from ELP. Way to cover your own song Keith.....Rest in peace ELP

There's a lot of crap on KZfaq, but finding the nuggets of gold like this makes it all worthwhile. Wonderful.

I'm 63 I feel like a teen-ager again when I hear this. Thus the magic that is music children. ☺️

What a lucky man I am, to have grown up with the real music...

I listened to this back in the 70's. Didn't totally realize it at the time, what a lucky man I was!!!

What can I say, this song has been with me since the early seventies God bless you Keith and Greg you will be sorely missed, Carl please keep the history alive Say A prayer for them both

I am moved to tears by this performance. Seeing Keith mostly only using three fingers of his right hand broke my heart more than once. R. I. P. Maestro. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Brilliant! I saw Emerson several times live with The Nice. Later with ELP, but long long time ago. This version of Lucky Man is the best I ever heard performed live! RIP Keith...you left a huge legacy.

Broken hearted...I miss you both so much...the FINEST of bands...Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

So long keith I saw u in 74 at the cleveland stadium. U were amazing brother I pray our father in heaven remembers u lucky man.

Great! Thanks Gregg Thanks ELP Thanks for this group. Seen ELP 4 times. Last was the August Jam.

3 is a perfect trio. BIG BANG ! Master musicians. IT is a classic.

im 62 years of age and this song makes me bluber like a baby takes me way back to mi early teens thank's Keith fore the wonderful memories.............................................

To all the nerds who clicked thumbs down: if you dont like this kinda music - go listen to todays boygroups !!!

Thanks for the upload This is my Fav version of this song

What a great rendition of this beautiful song...

Thank you Greg Lake for writing this masterpiece when you were 12 years old - just continues to amaze!! R.I.P. Greg & Keith 🖤✨

Amazing..timeless.. even my grandchildren would love this.

Just love this version of this amazing song! Great work by Marc Bonilla. So cool to hear Keith Emerson expand on that brilliant Moog lead out. First heard it on the album in 1970 when I was 14 at school in a music class. You could almost see the sound flashing between the massive stereo speakers that were about 20 feet apart. And that deep, deep bass note! Classic. Been hooked ever since.

Suicide is such a terribly sad way to go. I was shocked and I cried. I still do. Sometimes life is more than some can bear. That said, Keith left us some of the greatest music ever composed. Ethereal, heavenly, complex, heavy, and beautiful. He was a pilot, a motorcycle guy, and played in front of tens of 1000s of people. Traveled the globe. He lived a full life! I'm so grateful his music is here to bring us the joy it does. Miss you Keith AND Greg ❤ Im so glad Rachel flowers keeps the music alive

First time I have heard Keith Emerson Band. Was fortunately able to see ELP in 1974 and their quadrophonic concert. It was the best show I've ever seen and heard. Amazing.

They were Lucky Men..!!! We have the recorded music FOREVER..!! RIP Keith and Greg

Can't help but cry....rest in peace Keith and Greg....see you in heaven. Brilliant version of lucky man.

I followed these great artists for years. Amazing revival of this piece of art. ELP forever. Ray Watson. Canada, Nl

I was very fortunate to see the Keith Emerson Band Live in 2004 opening for TESLA and the Scorpions. They played Tarkus in it's entirety, all 7 parts. It was EPIC! When it was over, Me and about 12 other Fans stood up and clapped.. Nobody else there knew what they were witnessing. Music History for the Millennium.

Keith Emerson a legend may he never be forgotten.

Awesome version of this classic song

This is a man that will go down in history and live on.

I feel privileged to view this video of one of the loveliest rock songs of my youth. This was an outstanding rendition i was not aware of.

Mark Bonilla and band...A W E S O M E!!! R. I. P., Keith & Greg!

Marc just totally crushes this...goosebumps

Most beautiful and grand version of the song indeed, greetings from Metal Monterrey, Mexico, have a most awesome weekend cheers ! Hope to hear more of this lovely and heavenly MUSIC !!!!!!!!

Love this version..!!! Love you Greg....RIP.....

Marc Bonilla does a stellar job, covering Greg Lake's vocals. R.I.P. Keith Emerson. Was great to see ELP, back in the '90s. Thanks for sharing this cool video. Cheers.

The voice!😍

I grew up with all of this great music..When I think of the bands that I have listened to and their music I come to the conclusion that they were magic..

What a fantastic re-arrangement and performance.

I truly wish that I was there! A masterpiece!

He laid down and he lives forever....In our hearts of his songs ❤

Keith Emerson was a great musical artist, with this ELP song being one of his best songs.

Love the rendition!~!

Eine jahrhundertnummer. Danke

Thanks for giving us goose bumps then now and forever.

The most artistically professional to the heart performance of Lucky Man.

One of my very favorite. Love it 💚

Real music will NEVER die. Young people will never know the joy of such genius.

One of my favorite songs ever. There is no more music like this .Period!

LOVE This SONG GREAT VERSION RIP will never let you DIE

Sempre fantastica canzone!

Outstanding, saw them live in 1978, your spot on. Thanks to you sir.

Just love this video. Was never considered lucky, but 26 years in the infantry and 4 combat tours, there is some luck in there somewhere. Who could ever reproduce this sound with an ancient machine as so? RIP Brother!!!!!!!

This song reminds me of my beautiful brother who left us Memorial weekend many years ago. He was 21. My mother's favorite child, everyone's favorite brother. Wish you were here.

I was born in 1974. I think my dad (RIP) was trying to tell me something listening to this when I was a toddler. This version is what I always wanted the song to be.

Still listening in 2020 on my back porch. RIP Keith...always wondered where all those wires went above u. Still do. That's what's GREAT!

I was so extremely lucky to have seen all of these bands live. Some 2-3 times. Rush 23 times. Grand Funk Railroad was non stop jamming. I was fortunate enough to see Led Zeppelin before the passing of John Bonham. R I P 💔

I was young when the most biblical and beautiful trips with this sound track I joyed. OMG how delicius were these days. Good green marijuana and mushroom madness

Oooh, what a lucky man, he was... Thank you Keith, and may you Rest In Peace.

just turned 80 and still rock n roll so remember kids you are never to old to rock n roll so keep I alive.

Der Ist so schön da fehlen Einfach die Worte Super 👍💌😃😍

What a cool version of this song. Hearing it for the first time. I loved ELP

Absolutely perfect rock music!

What a unique guitar. I am 60 years old and what Memories this brings about and then reading all the comments sure makes things to come, so much more surreal. I just saw where Tim Conway passed away.

This never gets old! Indeed an amazing version of Lucky Man!

In den 70ern im Konzert in HH gewesen…großartig /super Keith Emerson Greg Lake Carl Palmer..bis heute unvergessen❤️🌺🌺❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🥇🎼😁🏅❤️

I normally do not like any concerts without original singers, like Chicago without cetera or Journey without Steve but this was good !! KEITH would approve !!

What a fantastic version.

Weltklasse. Danke

Best version of the song I've heard.

Keith Emerson will always be a musical keyboard genius even with nerve damage in his right hand, RIP Keith we'll miss you!

I had the great opportunity to meet them all in the 70s in Knightsbridge London

At 12 I bought Tarkus and since then ELP have guided a great deal of my life along my musical formation. We have really been so lucky to have had great musicians in those ages... Truly honored to have had these masters.

Lucky Man my all time favourite song😮

Love this song... the best!

Keith,the perfectionists perfectionist, this has to rank in the top five influential songs in all of the great pantheon of music! A masterpiece never gets old and this still affects me every time I hear it! Beautiful job Marc, Greg would approve! Hope you found true peace Keith.

This song meant a lot to me. Thank you Keith Emerson for making a song that is part of the soundtrack of our lives.

Incontournable dans sa playlist c'est de ma génération on avait de la bonne musique à cette époque

Musica della mia gioventu ascoltata molto in olanda anni 70 primi.❤❤❤

What a song. What a voice. WOW

.. still making me tear up all these years after the great man has passed away... we'll remember you always, Emo!

So sad what the ravages of time did to Keith. Keith was probably THE most influential Keyboardist Rock and Roll ever saw. Rock music would not be what it became without him. R.I.P. Buddy

Wow, what a rendition, this gave me repeated CHILLS while listening to it, ya did Greg well Mr. Bonilla!! So INTENSE, loved the synthesizer & that MOOG - iconic, TIMELESS.....nothing like that solo here, RIP K. Emerson & G. Lake, forever grateful for the music U left us all with, Luv to U guys eternal 💚💜🌀😍🌀🙏🙏🌞❗️❗️

An incredible, amazing version of Lucky Man. Outstanding tribute to Keith, Greg and Carl 💕

This is amazing !

Thank's Kieth for such great music that really relaxes you when you were at your best!!!!

Big shout to the a Veteran told me about this song . Simply beautiful and sad at the same time . Roy, thank you . God bless all our Veterans ♥️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸

Omg such an awesome moment in rock and roll RIP Keith and your guitarist and singer is so damn awesome ❤❤❤🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤🤟🤘🤘🤘🤘

Rest in Peace Keith Emerson. So many hours listening to ELP LP's on my analog stereo system. Their music really showed off your sound systems.

I absolutely adore this song. It is so profoundly emotive - I can't imagine what it would be like in person. I could have done without the free-style synthesizer at the end, but other than that I think this is one of my favorite pieces of music from that period.

What a wonderful version!

R.I.P. Keith Emmerson, thanks for the great music.

What a wonderful VERSION as MY own EARS have not ever heard such beauty in my lifetime ohhhhhhhhhhn yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa immmmm floating onn the clouds up above it allllllllllllllllll this is the Angels calling me home to hear the tunes I love so well from my years gone past ,,,,,,,,, bring me so many more please !!!!!!!! Im asking so nicely to all on you tube bring me this wonder in musicto fill my weary head, please?

They Did A GREAT JOB WITH THIS. GUITAR And VOCALS KILLER SETUP. We'll never see anything like this again. End of an ERA SAD Very SAD.

Total dedication to play keyboards like that with extremely painful carpal tunnel syndrome. We will not see their like again. Such a privalige.

Excellent tune all the way,with added solos of rock perfection😎

Cant believe how good this sounds live

My older cousin Jim turned me on to ELP back in 1977. He got all new LP's and I got his old LP's. The came the cassettes then the CD's. I've seen them twice, once in the third row at Concord Pavilion where Carl handed me his drum stick. Saw Asia twice once with Greg and Carl. This music spoke to me at 12 and I've loved it my whole life. Wish the relationship with my cousin would have survived but it turned out he was a shit just like his dad. But he did one good thing for me in sending me down the ELP road which turned me on to so much music that my friends had no ideas about. God bless Keith and Greg. I'll miss the live shows.

die schönste version von dem lied die ich je hören durfte manchmal frage ich mich wie die menschen vor 100 jahren das leben aushielten ohne solch wundervolle musik.