The Endless Enigma - An International Collaboration
Now Available, “Going Somewhere,” the highly anticipated second solo album by Rachel Flowers! https://shop.rachelflowersmusic.com/ We hope you enjoy Rachel's most recent international collaboration! Everyone's playing, as always, is top notch, and Rachel had a blast getting to perform one of her favorite pieces! Participants: Rachel Flowers: Piano - / 12stringbabe - (USA) Len Audsley - Vocals - / justsingit72 - (USA) George Barabás - Synths - / xbgyuri - (HUNGARY) Bálint Holubecz: Bass Guitar - / rottenborough80 - HUNGARY Steve Barber - Chimes - / audiophile55s - (USA) Dave Becher - Percussion - / 17drums - (USA) Mihály Tunkli (Misi) - Hammond Organ - / mokusmisi - (HUNGARY) The use of any copyrighted material is under the guidelines of "fair use" in title 17 § 107 of the United States code, and is meant solely for INSTRUCTIONAL and ENTERTAINMENT purposes only.

Tarkus - Rachel Flowers at ProgStock 2017

Old Castle / Blues Variation from Pictures at an Exhibition - ELP (An International Collaboration)

Per Nilsson: The Swedish Shredder of DOOM

Emerson, Lake & Palmer- The Endless Enigma Pt. 1-2 & Fugue (First Listen)

Tetrahedron

Karn Evil 9, 3rd Impression - An International Collaboration

Rachel Flowers Plays The Endless Enigma -- Tribute to Keith Emerson

Genesis' Supper's Ready on solo piano - Stephen Prutsman

First Time Hearing "Take a Pebble" - Greg Lake and ELP

TRILOGY | Orlan Charles (Feat. Julia Simões)| ELP COVER | iPu va'e NO AQUÁRIO CLIPE

Rachel Flowers - Ars Longa Vita Brevis - The Nice

Tarkus, Orchestrated

ELP: The Whole Karn Evil 9 - ELP (Live, 1974) & Rachel Flowers (With an International Collaboration)

Kriss Drummer Hears "Baba O'Riley" For The First Time

Martin Barre: Masterclass - 'Minstrel in the Gallery'

Pictures at an Exhibition Pt. 1 - Rachel Flowers - Hammond C3 & Modular Moog

Rachel Flowers - Tarkus at the Whisky a Go-Go

A Trick of The Tail at 50 - Steve Hackett recalls the band's first steps after Peter Gabriel left

Emerson Lake and Palmer Song "Trilogy" by Jad&Den Quintet

