Carl Frederick Kendall Palmer (Handsworth, 20 Marzo 1950) È Un Batterista Britannico

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Carl Frederick Kendall Palmer (Handsworth, 20 marzo 1950) è un batterista britannico. Nato in un quartiere di Birmingham, figlio d’arte, inizia il suo approccio alla musica suonando il violino, ma quasi subito capisce che il suo strumento è la batteria. A soli 20 anni si esibisce nel concerto dell'isola di Wight, il talento e la bravura da lui posseduti vengono conosciuti in tutto il mondo. Il suo ingresso nel professionismo avviene suonando nel gruppo di Chris Farlowe, per poi passare ai Crazy World di Arthur Brown. Ancora in cerca di una precisa identità, nel 1969 fonda con il chitarrista Vincent Crane gli Atomic Rooster il cui primo album ottiene un buon successo. Tanto basta perché l’anno dopo Palmer venga contattato da Keith Emerson per dare vita con Greg Lake a uno dei più importanti gruppi del rock progressivo: Emerson Lake and Palmer, coi quali raggiunge grande fama, ottenendo nel 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1977 e 1982 ben sette nomination come miglior percussionista del mondo, spesso rivaleggiato dal grande antagonista Jon Hiseman dei Colosseum. Finita l’avventura col trio, Palmer mette in piedi un altro gruppo, i PM, che però hanno vita breve perché nel 1981 il batterista finisce negli Asia, gruppo in cui sono confluiti grandi musicisti provenienti da altre formazioni: Steve Howe, ex Yes, Geoff Downes ex Buggles e Yes e John Wetton ex Uriah Heep, King Crimson. Nel 1992 la collaborazione con gli Asia si interrompe, per il momentaneo ritorno con Emerson e Lake, coi quali però non riuscirà a riagguantare lo stesso successo avuto negli anni '70. Infine Palmer mette in piedi un proprio trio che attualmente ha al suo attivo due CD. .

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