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Fleetwood Mac - Green Manalishi - 10/17/1975 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2014
- Fleetwood Mac - Green Manalishi (with The Two-Pronged Crown)
Recorded Live: 10/17/1975 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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Personnel:
Mick Fleetwood - drums
John McVie - bass
Christine McVie - keyboards, vocals
Stevie Nicks - vocals, tambourine
Lindsey Buckingham - guitar, vocals
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Rest In Peace Mr Green. The albatross has flown.
My brother whom has died turned me on to this song during the mid 60's when I was 11 or 12 just a great song which has been covered by many but still like this original version the best.
This isnt the original buddy.
This isn't the original, also the original was released in 1969, so you couldn't have heard it during the mid 60's.
Judas priest does it very good. I like their version more.
The Buckingham-Nicks version of the Mac had only one album of new material in 1975. So they fleshed out their concerts with songs from earlier eras.
And some of the "new" songs were already lying on the shelve before Buckingham and Nicks joined the band or were already on the album Buckingham and Nicks had put out.
Peter Green dreamed this song.
More like tripped on it, if you get what I'm saying 😉
You are dreaming this comment .....
It was the last song He recorded with Fleetwood Mac
@@micku2216 You mean like tripped as he was sleep walkin'???...
@@maryjane1085 Kind of. He had some mental issues and if coupled that with overwhelming usage of drugs then you'd have experienced some form of psychosis, which is an experience that reminiscences a dreamlike state. So, I'd say he experienced hallucinations due to overusage of certain drugs that resulted in a dream-like state.
Capitol theater my home town passaic nj!!!!
Be kind, rewind.
Man this song, is just so freaking good
wow to john mcvie’s baseline @ around 4:00 !!
Written and played by Green on the original recording!
GO ON LYNDSY U LEGEND....Who else could do a better Job ????? No 1 he nailed it PETER GREEN WOULD BD SENDING HIM LOVE FROM THE SKYS ABOVE.....BIG UP LYNDSY TOP FELLA 😉
Fleetwood mac have never been the same without Peter Green.
You serious?
Agreed. Tne lineup with Lindsey and Stevie was great and had phenomenal commercial success but I don't feel like they topped the original lineup with Peter Green. Nobody could sing this song like Peter Green could. I'm a metalhead who loves Judas Priest and not even they could make this song as dark, sinister and heavy as Peter did.
Yeah, they've been 10x better. I'll give you this though, they did not play Peter's songs as well. But that's all I will give ya.
They're both great in different ways!
Peter Green has not been the same without Fleetwood Mac
A classic. Although I was a teen in the 80s so the Judas Priest version is my favorite, the original stands the test of time. They're just different styles, neither better nor worse: acid rock era, vs the British metal era. Take your pick: eye of the beholder, & all that.
Definitely Judas Priest is one the best British heavy metal bands every of all time like they created the heavy metal look with the leather jackets and pants and stuff, I do like the green manalishi version by Judas Priest
check out Corrosion of Conformity's version
@@rickhammel9541 Thank you, will do! I love the CoC album with the track "Vote With A Bullet" on it, superb metal.
Sorry Lindsey you’ve killed it. Peter Green for me.
I absolutely adore the original. It is brilliant. It is haunting. It's like nothing else I've ever heard. But holy fuck, I also love this version. Lindsey's guitar absolutely captured the battle with insanity and then Stevie, god, it was like she was trying to ward off the manalishi and I wish they had kept the song going another minute for her to really start belting it out. Just absolutely magical.
you expressed my thoughts exactly , adding another minute at the end would have been incredible, and so unlike lyndsey to not pick up on that and keep it going, but holy shit what a version. I am a massive fan of most versions including of course the original. I have posted a link to this great version played on Peter's actual les Paul and mick on drums and some other people I am sure you wlll recognise ... musically it's phenomenal and the best I ever heard Kirk play anything, he is totally inspired.
ruclips.net/video/rt8zGoEmGrk/видео.html&ab_channel=MickFleetwoodAndFriendsOfficial
Nothing to hate here, but Lindsey doesn't have the voice for this song, nor Nicks, this is good, but it's not the same without Green's voice
Only one pete green, god bless him
Also the pain and torture he was going through that resonated in his voice.
Never understood why they drowned out the solo for stevie nicks wailing. Feels a bit like yoko ono…
True mate
Reminds of Donnie Osmond trying cover some dots hardass deep Chicago blues.
Never knew they played this song
Metallica places to
As good today as it was then, one of the great groups
Only Peter Green could do this one. With a lightningbolt guitarsolo and then picking up a Fender VI for a 10 minutes bass solo, heavy as a nuclear ripple.
One bad ass song !
Stevie and Lindsey were just so damn good together.
@jondough930 😂
Rubbish not a patch on greeny
@@keithjennings5221 Huh? Speak plainly man.
I love how Fleetwood Mac is like a band of gypsy!!!!! This band is such a beast!!!!!
Peter Green’s voice is the only one that truly pairs well with this song.
Green's voice sounds great, no arguing, but to say he only pairs well with this song... got to disagree. you should check out Mr. Halford. Only King Diamond can hit notes as high as him, 7th octave I believe its called
As a metalhead, I wouldn't know this song if not for Judas Priest but I will definitely agree that nothing tops the original. Lindsey and Stevie do a great job but nobody can sing it like Peter Green. Peter's version is so dark, haunting and sinister...and it's so heavy in an unexplainable way.
And that is not to knock Stevie & the Mac/Lindsay's performance by any means, because they do pay tribute none the less!
Amen
Not a patch on the original. However, it would be churlish not to view this as other than a respectful homage. And merits in its own right.
Thanks for posting this I didn't know that Lindsay ever played it on stage, a great Peter Greeen's tribute
The Peter Green FM and the Nicks/Buckingham FM are two entirely different bands. You can't compare the two. If you're a lover of the blues, then you will like the earlier Mac. If you're more into pop/commercial music, then the later Mac is for you. I personally prefer the Peter Green/Bob Welch periods but the later Mac had good music too.
I'm a fan of both!
I'm with you, saw them in Norwich paying at the Canary, everyone was swept away and new they were destined for more than just a pub band!
Not enough love gets thrown to the Bob's! Thanks for that shout out!
I made my own CDs from the studio albums, so I can enjoy the Green/Kirwan/Spencer era, the Welch era, the Buckingham/Nicks era whenever I choose, whichever I choose...one day, I'm going to just put my 10-12 favorite FM songs on one CD, scrambled up for driving to...and yes, Bob Welch deserves more love, but mostly, he deserved to be included in the Hall Of Fame induction...shame on every member of the group for not fighting for him...🤔
I GREW UP WITH THIS BAND SIXTIES.... NO WONDER IT HURTS
OH WELL AND MAYBE THE GREATEST LOVE SONG EVER......WAS PETER GREENS LOVE YOU SO BAD.....SO BAD...?
Love Lindsey’s guitar work here…
Not sure about Stevie’s tone in the song!!!
Great song
Stevie did great but because she's Stevie she could have done better, I mean technically. She was a bit sloppy, and even so, the result is magnificent. But more because of her talent, than because of her technique and focus.
I'll clear it up, her tone was perfect. Stevie was always high back then. That's part of why she was great.
It's just Stevie sounding witchy that's all, I listen to this version just to hear her at the end :)
INCREDIBLE
The music has the heavy feel, but Lindsey doesn't have quite a tough enough voice to fit the song. His guitar work is brilliant here though. I also think Nicks doing the manic part at the end fits.
Agree. Stevie adds to the song, Lindsey plays the guitar very well, but his voice is not dark enough. You need someone like Morrison to sing a song like this. Or Peter Green, of course.
Wow! I started to appreciate Priest's cover even more after having watchad this. Yep, KK and Glenn is not fair to a single guitar player who also sings, but Rob.. damn, to nail it better than the original. Well, that's why he's the legend. Just like Fleetwood Mac.
no one will come close to the original. Greeny played this song with all his emotion.
Judas priest turned this into a masterpiece! The original is okay.
Great song from Time of Peter Green leader i n band from 1969.... Live in 1975 with SN. And L.B. do nice version...🙂
There is just something missing in this version. Heart? soul?
I think FM between 75-78 was peak FM. But I do think they struggled to come close to replicating Green's work in 75 when they played songs like this. Trying to play his stuff was futile.
@@rufuspipemos Even Lindsey Buckingham, when Keith Olsen was trying to convince him to join Fleetwood Mac said "What ? I'm supposed to get up on stage and just play Green Manalishi ?!"
Far away from peter greens orginal ,he was the one 💚💚💚and nobody near him
Calm down, bitch. :'D
Waltraud Bachmayer , was auch immer ! There was nobody near him until he fried his brains on drugs.
@@captainamerica9353 it was a different story , he got disturbed with legaly ! drugs Pharmapills and electroshocks ! his taken from Lsd was the preetex ( and also that he wantet to give nearly all the money to poor people and others were against it , also that he wantet change his musicstyle ) and shame on everybody , who took part of that evil game ( for me and many others it was greediness of money , some jealousy and no understanding )
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@@CooManTunes they don't even know what they are playing
@@CooManTunes bitch ,that must be you, just becose of a different mind ? Manalishi a very speacel song , who doesn't fit to the newer FM, they must play her own,stuff and didn't say anything against the guitarplaying , he is realy good ,
First time I've ever seen Mick play the gong.
This is the real Fleetwood Mac, just with different players. "bla bla bla doesn't sound as good as the original yadda yadda yadda" So what? Lindsey might not be able to sound like the original but he can play pretty damn good, and he does here.
Grow up people.
He is one of the finest guitar players alive today and even the other contenders both alive and dead admitted they wished they had his skill. These people talking all the negativity are just seeing things with a romantic viewpoint and I get that. I just wish Lindsey could have added his own guitar technique to the song which would have made it a thousand times better. Back then though it wasn’t acceptable to do that as much as it is today or was, since real music is no longer created as often as it was back then. We are lucky to even have actual lyrics to a song these days.
Yes Llindsey played it very good ! no'n will make that down , but don't think some one could compose such an unusual song , it's much easier to cover it and so were lots of songs imitated from P.G., but he didn't mind about , thats also unusual
So true! But still no where near the caliber of any PG recording!
Look Mark Allen, a streetguitarplayer , then you know whats the different to dodays stars ( from the soul her and not only perfect pkaying that was what P.G had )
Oh he can play the hell out of a guitar.
Stevie Nicks got it! She sounds like Peter Green's manalishi, right there on the stage, with some fine hammond organ from Christine. This is a song about a man who fears approaching insanity (which came). Check out also the original for the depths of darkness, and guitar playing from heaven.
Post Green Manalishi. I appreciate the tribute to Peter Greene
Great credit to Mr. Buckingham!
This is where sludge came from
Absolutely. I always felt that Stoner Rock and Sludge Metal/Drone Metal was a continuation of Psyche.
Even the band Grief (seminal in the development of the genre) stated in interviews that I've read, that they referred to their music as psychedelic and referred to themselves as being a Doom (Metal) band.
thats got to be one of the sexiest songs fleetwood mac ever did. stevie substituting the psychadelic guitar solo with all that moaning and shit. what a little badass she was
Just no anger or fire.....technical....but not Peter. Xxx
As a complete Peter green snob I was all ready to hate this version but I can’t . Ok it hasnt got peters dark voice and emotion or his unique guitar sound but it’s damn good .
I was a Mac fan, even back to Peter. I didn't know Green's name, didn't know what he looked like. If I had gone to a concert like this, in 1976, this version would have satisfied. Respect to Bob Welch and all, but I don't think he could have done this well. Nix and Buckingham ! Pop music is their thing. They are the best at it.. That Stevie and Lindsay could pull this off, speaks wonders to their musicianship and perseverance
SO what? Life goes on, things change. Nothing stays the same. Green left the band. That's that. It is song, not some temple to worship at.
@@nealm6764 Green reste GREEN... Tout le restant, c'est du raccommodage !!!
Uh there is a version with Bob Welch doing this very well on RUclips from a concert in Long Beachruclips.net/video/o5rd2fEuWls/видео.html
The guitar solo by Buckingham beginning at 3:30 has nothing to do with the song. It seems he has only read half of Peter Green's manuscript.
Love the song, the original with Peter Green is still the best and I love Stevie Nicks but she should have stuck to just the tambourine on this one.
did mick wind up with the rights to this song? seems blasphemous to hear buckingham singing it.
Albatross. Do you get wafers with it?
That's Peter Green's tune.
Sacriledge!!!!
Judas priest le dio vida a esta canciòn
This aint no Peter Green.
Judas Priest really does this one well. Rob Halford kicks ass
The Judas Priest version of this song is the best version by far.
i just found out JUDAS PRIEST covered this,,,,,,,,,, IM dumb at 56.............
Have to give Lindsey a 10 for that, what a technique!
This is a good version of this song but Judas Priest version is definitely better. I know Priest didn't write it, but their cover is incredible.....Rob Halford nails it..Especially on Unleashed in the East live version
Barf
They made it their own. Metalized it. Peter Green was great. Kind of like VH doing the Kinks! The covers were juiced up like steroids💉
NO...... Pete Green is the only one to sing and play this!!!!!!!😢
Whats blonde yoko ono doing in this song?
Oh dear! It only goes to show - Lindsey Buckingham/ Christine McVie were no Peter Green. A 40% version at best.
😂😂😂😂 your joking right
@@oliverfield877 From this and other comments, I will have to assume you have never listened to Peter Green play Green Manalishi. I recommend listening to the live Boston version or the live Sweden version. You will note that Peter is not only the best guitarist to ever be in FM but also the best bassist.
And to answer your earlier question, its because PG fans put in the time and Nixingham fans clearly don't.
Balls, Peter Green wasn't that great.
@@davidgraham8299 Peter > Lindsey. Truth hurts.
Peter Green wasn't Peter Green at this point.
I love Buckingham's work but this has none of the.menace of the original version. Peter Green was Fleetwood Mac
If menace is what you are going for, you picked the wrong band altogether. Go with Judas Priest's cover off _Unleashed in the East_
@@theccpisaparasite8813 Judas Priest is not menacing. Greens original version is.
@@davebowden4010 lmao...I needed that thanks
@@theccpisaparasite8813 barf
I'm glad judeist priest got a hold to it,no offense to Fleetwood and thanks,it's almost like a hearing a new song,didn't know they did it,amazing
Mac X Pink Floyd?
This fleetwood mac? , nope!. Peter's song, his nightmare, only he could do this.
Without Peter Green they've made it disco
I’m not sorry to say this; Nicks really should have just danced around and otherwise kept quiet.
No justice hear... There was not Mac after Peter Greens ... real Fleetwood Mac... end of story.
It's spelled 'here', you idiot.
You folks have nothing more to worry about, they kicked Lindsey out.
So sad and so unfair!
And ruined the band. Stevie needs to change her name to Yoko
They changed the whole vibe and meaning of this song. Actually they give it no meaning just leaves you going , huh?? Awful. Lindsay is great but he could not do this song any justice. 👎🏻
Priest has the better version.
If you can't spell Lindsey right, your opinion does not matter in the Fleetwood Mac community.
Sorry but I like this version better, I way prefer Lindey's guitar and Stevie's vocals at the end.
If you want to hear good vocals. Listen to the Judas Priest version on Unleashed in the East. ...Rob Halford hits amazing notes on the end of the song
@@wildmike951 I'll have a look later, thanks for the recommendation.
@Psychedelic BluesMan I just like Lindsey and Stevie's style more, especially the guitar at the end. It's the kind of music I like.
@@coolfred9083 I also prefer a goat bleating during guitar solos!
Not Fleetwood Mac .
I could do without Yoko Nicks wailing towards the end of the song...
Pretty weak compared to Peter Green's version you'll find elsewhere here on YT
Pfff too much drugs involved here. I prefer the Judas Priest version.
Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny kirwan... there's no Fleetwood.
Lindsey Buckingham Is singing great.
Instrumentally this works well, but Buckingham doesn’t have the vocal gravitas of Peter Green, and Stevie Nicks should’ve simply kept her trap shut! What was all that caterwauling at the end??
I think Stevie Nicks in 1975 had the voice (and the presence, because her beauty was at the zenith here) to make it the best version ever of this song, but she simply didn't sing it technically well as she could have done. I mean, she could have done much better, with her voice and talent. 100% agree on Lindsey's great technical performance, but lack of gravitas in the voice.
Great song but not even in the same universe as the real Green manalishi. No Kirwan. No Spencer... and most importantly, no Peter Green
Palm mute
soo very weak. not realy fair to compare to the mighty peter green Mack.
This production is bullshit. Should’ve have kept with the rumors stuff.
Peter green must be vomiting
Judas Priest absolutely owns this song!!! Soooo much better than Fleetwood Mac. I love Fleetwood Mac,but some songs work better for other bands
Barf
"Better" I wouldn´t even go down that lane - Both versions are great.
Only Peter Green could do this one! This is terrible!
WEAK..... The kids fleetwood mac.... The commercial group.. Not the soulful Peter Green Band..
Marcus Brennan yes that Peter Green the very person that BB King said his tone made him sweat . The one without ego and named the band after the drummer and bassists . In those years out selling the Beatles.
@@ArtieFufkin546 Peter had schizophrenia and went insane after taking bad acid in Munich Germany
@@jonmartin9732 , Zeppelin and Grand Funk outsold the Beatles as well, so I'm not sure what your point is.
@@ArtieFufkin546 , I usually point to "I'm So Afraid" to illustrate LB's genius, but I agree with you.
Fuck it's what's his face. He can't play Peter Green.
Third rate, pretty disturbing.
A pale imitation of Peter Green's version. The vocals and guitar lack peter's soul and artistry...
This is real fleetwood mac, its pretty good, ad obviusly the original with peter green was better.
the fleetwood mac that is playing today is the one that is not real.
Right on. The FM, without Lindsey, is different from from all the other changes in FM's line up and it became a poor coverband like thing.
No offense but I like the judas priests version better.
Sorry, Yt commenters but Peter Green wasn't all that.
See my response above. Do yourself a favor and check out some Peter. You clearly haven't listened to him much if at all. Another track worth checking out: I've Got a Mind to Give Up Living.
I'd prefer to hear this performed by Fleetwood Mac. This band stinks.
What the hell is this ? Bad move Mick.
Not in the slightest. He is fucking glorious.
Pretty sure selling millions of albums might prove otherwise.
Jeremy Elliott : Lots of artists sell,Justin Bieber, Brittany Spears ,Beyoncé etc. so I don’t think that really proves anything.
Rose Blake Yeah, but this video isn’t for them. Did you just come here to bash the band and troll for no reason? If so, that makes you look pathetic. And btw, this was a good performance. Obviously not marketed for you. Bye.
Jeremy Elliott : Did you come here just to bash me ? I am well aware of who’s performing here and have a right to my opinion. You can accept it or reject it. Have a nice July 4th.
Such an insult to Peter The God Green who was alive then. Disgraceful.
Horrible...Priest's version hands down.