Went to school with John McVie, and was so priveliged to have seen the band many times in this fantastic early Peter Green era. Jeremy Spencers Elvis impersonation was sublime!
With all due respect skin color is irrelevant. PG was as great and deep a blues guitarist and singer as ever was. Sadly it still seems to be a boutique majority of listeners who feel this way. This is a Fabulous collection of the Mac live. Ever many Thanks for helping to keep them alive as only the Tube can do :)
Never saw either versions of Fleetwood Mac, but one night many years ago Peter Green appeared at the White Rock Theatre Hastings and held us in the audience spellbound.
Peter green is still my go to guitarist for melodic emotional blues. He didn’t need speed or flash. It was what he didn’t play as much as what he did. He could use space to create real dynamic. A legend 😊
I never imagined the death of Christine Mcvie would lead to me, a blues guitar lover, finding the late 60s blues inspired Fleetwood Mac and these incredibly talented guitarists. Some times you think you know but you really don’t know sh!t…WOW, my mind is blown!!
The 1967-1970s we're some turbulent years. This was Vietnam war time era. But the music continued. WOW we missed something. I keep forgetting I was 12 when this was going on. I'm still listening and learning. What an incredible time. I can't believe I'm sitting here patting my feet as if I have heard this before. But I haven't. WOW!! Music history revisited. Leave it to the UK to keep the good stuff to themselves
Fresh from leaving John Mayal's band, this lineup had an energy that was never to be repeated. This was basically an outrageously talented Blues band....
With all due respect & recognition to Clapton, Green was the greatest white guitarist to ever play the Blues.
No doubt about it !This was the REAL Fleetwood Mac!
For my money the best version of Fleetwood Mac: Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, Jeremey Spencer, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood.
With Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, and Danny KIrwan, Fleetwood Mac proved that three lead guitarists was the proper number...
the ONLY fleetwood mac, period.
Went to school with John McVie, and was so priveliged to have seen the band many times in this fantastic early Peter Green era. Jeremy Spencers Elvis impersonation was sublime!
With all due respect skin color is irrelevant. PG was as great and deep a blues guitarist and singer as ever was. Sadly it still seems to be a boutique majority of listeners who feel this way. This is a Fabulous collection of the Mac live. Ever many Thanks for helping to keep them alive as only the Tube can do :)
That's Jeremy Spencer on slide..& Danny Kirwin plus Peter...most talent ever in one band
I don't have time for modern pop music when there is this on RUclips.
Reminds me of Journey before Perry showed up. Totally different band!! And ridiculously good!
Never saw either versions of Fleetwood Mac, but one night many years ago Peter Green appeared at the White Rock Theatre Hastings and held us in the audience spellbound.
Back when Fleetwood Mac was Fleetwood Mac. Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer were the nuts and bolts of this band back then.
This was from a time when Fleetwood Mac were good. Very good. Peter Green, Danny Kirwan ... Say no more..
Peter green is still my go to guitarist for melodic emotional blues. He didn’t need speed or flash. It was what he didn’t play as much as what he did. He could use space to create real dynamic. A legend 😊
The live version of "Homework" is astonishing. Absolutely fierce playing from Peter and Danny and Mick's drumming is like a steam hammer.
The one and only real Fleetwood Mac !
I never imagined the death of Christine Mcvie would lead to me, a blues guitar lover, finding the late 60s blues inspired Fleetwood Mac and these incredibly talented guitarists. Some times you think you know but you really don’t know sh!t…WOW, my mind is blown!!
The 1967-1970s we're some turbulent years. This was Vietnam war time era. But the music continued. WOW we missed something. I keep forgetting I was 12 when this was going on. I'm still listening and learning. What an incredible time. I can't believe I'm sitting here patting my feet as if I have heard this before. But I haven't. WOW!! Music history revisited. Leave it to the UK to keep the good stuff to themselves
Fresh from leaving John Mayal's band, this lineup had an energy that was never to be repeated. This was basically an outrageously talented Blues band....
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