Keith Emerson in Memories His Beloved and Friends

Greg Lake, vocalist and bass guitar player doubles Emerson Lake & Palmer (ELP), finally submit a written statement regarding the departure of Keith Emerson, keyboard player of the band.

In a letter addressed to all friends and fans around the world ELP, Greg expressed deep sorrow upon hearing the news about Keith, her best friend for years.

"Something about Keith Emerson have my life is an incredible talent as a musician and composer, also emotion to entertain. Music is his life. ... I am sure, music creations will be immortal. "

The memory of Keith also expressed by her lover, Mari Kawaguchi. This is the first time women find Keith lifeless in an apartment in Santa Monica Los Angeles, USA.

Page Independent reported, Keith died on Thursday (10/3). Before reckless shooting his own head, Keith mentioned feeling stress because of reliability as a musician to recede.

According to Sergeant Erika Aklufi of Santa Monica police, the death of a man 71 years has been investigated and is believed to be suicide. Killed not because certain parties.

Mari also revealed similar situation, that her lover did have "sensitive soul" and plagued by "excessive worry herself unable to" obey concert dates in Japan, next week.

"He does not want the fans disappointed. He included a perfectionist. He was not able to play [music] is perfect for fans, that's what made him depressed, nervous and scared. "

During his life, the progressive rock star ever ditabalkan as one of the most successful musicians in the era and one of the best keyboard players of his generation.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer formed in Croydon, England, in 1970 and soon became one of the most popular bands at the time were unable to reach the six platinum for her music album.

"Since Thursday night (10/3), Keith was feeling unwell. He suffered from bronchitis, so I put her to bed, "she said, quoted by the Independent.

"He fell asleep, and then I went, and I think he was still sleeping when I came back, but then I realized what had happened. He was dead. I was really depressed. "