Progressive Rock Collection

Brian Eno holding receiving his award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Greg Lake (25 year old pop singer) marries German model Regina Bottcher (21) at St James Church, London. Greg Lake is a member of the pop group Emerson Lake and Palmer

Wishbone Ash perform at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. Picture shows Andy Powell playing his Flying V, Electric Guitar

Fans of Wishbone Ash see their group perform at The Reading Festival, 1981. The event took place at Little Johns Farm, Reading, Berkshire. After their performance

Rod Stewart holding his Best Singer Award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Emerson, Lake and Palmer at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The event was sponsored by Music Paper Melody Maker, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer won 7 awards

A huge crowd enjoys The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day, Rod Stewart won Best Male Vocalist 1972, Emerson Lake and Palmer won 7 awards

Maggie Bell holding her award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Brian Eno holding his award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

A loving couple, in their own world, just part of the huge crowd and audience enjoying The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day

A long haired music fan, jack over his shoulder, wanders through the huge crowd and audience enjoying The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day

Canadian rock band Saga in concert at Hammersmith Odeon. Keyboardist, Jim " Daryl" Gilmour. 10th November 1983

Canadian rock band Saga in concert at Hammersmith Odeon, singer Mike Sadler. 10th November 1983

A Japan Air DC-8 jet airliner has been chartered by the British progressive music group Pink Floyd to take the group and their equipment to Japan for a 12 day tour of major cities

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"Progressive Rock: A Journey through Time and Talent" In the vibrant summer of music festivals, history was made at The Oval Pop Festival, held at the iconic Oval Cricket Ground in South London. Amongst the sea of eager fans, notable figures from the progressive rock scene were celebrated for their extraordinary contributions to this genre that pushed musical boundaries. One unforgettable moment captured Brian Eno gracefully accepting his well-deserved award, a testament to his innovative soundscapes that challenged conventional norms. Another snapshot immortalized Rod Stewart clutching his Best Singer Award with pride, showcasing his undeniable talent and captivating stage presence. Amidst these triumphs, love blossomed as Greg Lake, a renowned pop singer at just 25 years old, exchanged vows with German model Regina Bottcher. Their union symbolized not only personal happiness but also represented the harmonious fusion of cultures within progressive rock's diverse community. The Reading Festival in 1981 witnessed Wishbone Ash taking center stage and mesmerizing audiences with their electrifying performance. Enthusiastic fans reveled in every note played by their beloved group; united by a shared passion for this unique genre that spoke directly to their souls. Emerson, Lake and Palmer graced The Oval Pop Festival with an awe-inspiring display of musicianship that left spectators spellbound. As they commanded the stage with virtuosity and innovation, a massive crowd swayed together in perfect harmony - an embodiment of collective euphoria ignited by progressive rock's enchanting melodies. Maggie Bell stood tall holding her own award at The Oval Pop Festival - her voice echoing powerfully across the cricket ground as she captivated listeners with her soulful delivery. Her achievement exemplified how female artists thrived within this male-dominated industry while inspiring countless aspiring talents along the way. Beyond individual accolades or performances lay something even more profound - moments etched forever in memory.