Awesome tune so damn heavy with that intro makes you sit up and beg and Peter green chirps in with incredible vocals .... you can't ever ignore music like this...raw, loud, melodic and one of those tunes you instantly recognise and remains with you for life.Peter was brave and absolutely right to withdraw from the public eye...yes it was drug induced but credit to him he did the right thing rather than join that infamous 27 club (example of what may have been) this early line up miles apart from the "Rumours" era of the Mac ...my opinion hands down this classic lineup is the "real deal" of the Mac ...the later and commercial line up while hugely successful don't quite cut it for me .... forever argumentative and also best known for "AIRING ITS DIRTY LAUNDRY IN PUBLIC" ,as always thanks for reading my post....any comments either good or bad are always appreciated and I respect you for taking timeout to respond!!!
Epic performance, and classic for sure. I am sorry for coming to know and appreciate Peter Green so late, but I do know him now. Still don't see the need to put down the "Rumors" era of the Mac, as it is as artistically and commercially quality output. Peter Green was special, I understand that.
This is almost 50 years ago! It's strange how "fifty years ago" has changed. Nowadays 50 years ago feels recent. Back in 1969 fifty years ago (1919) felt like ancient history.
When my son was in middle school (about 20 years ago) and just getting into guitar, I brought out some Peter Green FM and put it on the turntable. He and his friends rolled their eyes, expecting Buckingham/Nicks. It totally blew their minds. When we got to Green Manalishi, they were goners.
Peter was really relaxed and i really love that moment after second verse, when he starts to smile. And look Kirwan's left hand when he's bending strings - he plays guitar like a maniac!
Danny added wonderful accent. Peter provided the song. Both serve a role, But an accent minus the song does not leave much and hardly constitutes the most important part....
My opinion, the best incarnation of this band. Fortunately I got to see this incarnation of the band several times and once with Danny and Bob Welch. They always kicked ass. Rest well Danny.
I largely agree. I only saw them once, without Peter Green but with Danny and Bob Welch in Edmonton, Alberta. Wonderful. Fleetwood's drumming was clockwork. Bare Trees and Future Games and Mystery to Me are my favourites, with Then Play On.
-diamonddog95; I love to see Peter smile too💓😍💓 Looked like he was having a good time, Danny, so serious, sure could play though as could them all, love this music since I was 15, way back in the good old days, yea, I'm 63😘
Blues was a big influence in the UK in the sixties, Rolling Stones, John Mayall, The Animals and Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac to mention a few. A great recording of a great track.
no disrespect to later Fleetwood mac but this is rock and roll. Pete green had it. such a great guitarist and songwriter. they were a great blues/rock band. to much acid made problems
Such a sad story..so much talent. Peter Green was the best guitar player in that era. Mental illness is a sumbitch,seeing someone with such a gift not being able to use it or share it with the world breaks my heart.thank god for the things he did get out and cherish them
I was about 9 years young at the time this was released. My dad was into classical Music. So, when I was home alone I sneakily turned the dial on our radio to RTBF (their radio broadcast signal was pretty strong) - and I heard this song, I was blown away...this song has been with me to this day and now I’m 58. I’m Flemish btw (the Dutch speaking part of Belgium).
A woman I used to work with friend rescued him from the streets. She used to talk to him every day she began to realise he wasn't just an ordinary down and out. She put him up in her own house and cleaned him up then she found out he was a guitar legend.
There's just so-o-o many people who have no idea how great this band was live. I saw them at the Boston Tea Party in 1969. Tim Hardin was the opening act - great double bill. Friends who went with me had never heard of F-M. They were blown away. Down and dirty blues!
Geoffrey Gentry Oh no!! I didn’t even know he had passed away. 😨 A real genuine blues man. Great lead guitarist with talent and real passion. RIP Danny. 😢
Green was the greatest white blues guitarist of the era. he could play as heavy as Hendrix and as soulful as BB King, often at the same time. Flew too close to the psychedelic sun.
Thats what real musicianship looks like! Three of the best guitarist ever supporting each other thru a hell of a song! Pete backing Danny's wicked lead riffs, while Jeremy just lays back a shakes the maracas like they were body else's business! Oh Yeah for Oh Well!
Pete Green... magic.....I arrived in Australia in 1968 and after being at sea for five weeks....I heard Albatross....it reminded me of a big sailing boat on the ocean 🌊🌊🌊🌊.
I love both Peter Green's AND Danny Kirwan's roles in the band. Peter was right in hiring Danny, even though it didn't last long. They made quite a guitar combo, and Danny was a great singer/songwriter as well.
Jimmy Page did once say that Black Dog was inspired by this song (most notably how the vocals are done in a "call and response" manner to the instruments)
I hope most people who listen & watch this clip realize it's actually Danny Kirwan who does this incredibly exciting soloing. Of course Peter's vocals and rhythm playing are very interesting too.
I just noticed. It is so bad that hugely talented young man had such apparent paranoia and lack of self-esteem. His father dserted him. In modern times he'd benefit from psychology and antidepressants.
He's doing okay. Join our group if you want. We're working on getting him inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. "Then Play On ... Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac"
You can tell at the end of this video that Peter has the neck humbucker in his Les Paul facing the wrong way. I'm not sure if it was done by accident or intentional but it played a big role in the sound of his tone. Now, some of the modern Les Paul's have a switch built in that reverses the polarity of the neck pick-up allowing you to achieve a similar tone to Peter Green.
It's great that he's back with the Splinter Group and showing us he's still playing. His legacy is still building. I only wish I had been aware of him in his heyday. Saw Lee Michaels at Filmore West but that must have been '70 and missed Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac.
Possibly the best rock track ever! That double lead is simply spine ripping and Mick Fleetwood's drumming is brill, very under-rated but what a maestro. Listen to 'Coming your way'.
WOW! What incredible guitar playing. I didn't realize that it was Danny Kirwan doing the lead work on that Peter Green song OH WELL! I couldn't help but notice that Jeremy Spencer wasn't playing ANY guitar on this live version and it cuts short the solos. STILL an awesome version. SO SAD about Danny Kirwan. The video mentioned that Peter Green battled mental illness BUT Danny Kirwan appeared to have it WORSE. RIP.
RIP Danny Kirwan. A gifted superlative musician. Thank you for your contribution to the music that will never be forgotten. Your memory will live on for all time through your music. Oh Well is as much Danny Kirwan's as it is Peter Green's, Danny having wrung out all the riffs of the song from his Les Paul. A wonderful piece that shows the truly magical skills of these most gifted musicians. Jeremy Spencer is not playing simply because he had a different style, but mainly because he had stated that he would not play guitar if Peter was playing. Peter and Danny both suffered deep mental psychosis. Peter emerged from this first, but it took decades. Danny emerged much later, and like Peter, actually took up the guitar again. True legends, my heart goes out to both of them for the suffering they have sustained in their lives due the their illness. God bless both of them.
Great Song, I like Pete very much. That said, Im very happy FM ended up as they did, I very much have enjoyed them from my first memories back in 70. Great band with great history and a diverse legacy for generations to enjoy,,FLEETWOOD MAC Forever!!
Back when you would turn your radio on and listen this kind of magic, not by any means like these days we live now. When you turn your radio on, and you all they play is crap after crap.
And lets not forget about the other guy (Jeremy Spencer: who played all kinds of cool traditional slide stuff) .... These guys were very very very good
I can't help about the shape I'm in I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin But don't ask me what I think of you I might not give the answer that you want me to Now, when I talked to God, I knew He'd understand He said, "Stick by my side and I'll be your guiding hand But don't ask me what I think of you I might not give the answer that you want me to" Ooh, well
What more can you say? - in a difficult time he did make me ask that very same question! I am still here but what he said gave strength! - believe in the power and strength of music for the positive! - trust me!👍😀
Can't believe there's 100 dislikes at the time I watched this ! Guess not everyone can be a purest, have taste and appreciate the roots of the grass . OH WELL, there's plenty here who do !
To- Lancelot Link - Thomas Hankins - Spot on both of You. I'm guessing some may think the Rockets version is better (Granted a serious cool remake) and just don't understand written by Peter Green for Fleetwood. As the song states "Oh Well" !
Sweet fever chills. God bless Peter Green and Danny Kirwan. Nothing now comes close
Don't forget Jeremy "King of the Maracas" Spencee
I first heard this 50 years ago as a 15 year old I am now 65 and it still sounds great.
Me too
I loved this song when I first heard it, aged 16. Just coming up for 63 now and it sounds as fresh as it ever did. Magnificent!
Twosie76 miss you
Same here Twosie76 but I think I was 14 the first time I heard it!
Twosie76
I was 14 & I'm going to be 63 in 12 days . I enjoy this music just as much now as back then
I was around the same age when I heard it for the first time. it brings back some lovely memories. 😉
So sad to hear of the passing of the great Danny Kirwin on June 8, 2018 at the age of 68. RIP Danny.
Mr. Black Oh no!! I didn’t even know he had passed away. 😨 A real genuine blues man. Great lead guitarist with talent and real passion. RIP Danny. 😢
Awesome tune so damn heavy with that intro makes you sit up and beg and Peter green chirps in with incredible vocals .... you can't ever ignore music like this...raw, loud, melodic and one of those tunes you instantly recognise and remains with you for life.Peter was brave and absolutely right to withdraw from the public eye...yes it was drug induced but credit to him he did the right thing rather than join that infamous 27 club (example of what may have been) this early line up miles apart from the "Rumours" era of the Mac ...my opinion hands down this classic lineup is the "real deal" of the Mac ...the later and commercial line up while hugely successful don't quite cut it for me .... forever argumentative and also best known for "AIRING ITS DIRTY LAUNDRY IN PUBLIC" ,as always thanks for reading my post....any comments either good or bad are always appreciated and I respect you for taking timeout to respond!!!
Epic performance, and classic for sure. I am sorry for coming to know and appreciate Peter Green so late, but I do know him now. Still don't see the need to put down the "Rumors" era of the Mac, as it is as artistically and commercially quality output. Peter Green was special, I understand that.
This is almost 50 years ago! It's strange how "fifty years ago" has changed. Nowadays 50 years ago feels recent. Back in 1969 fifty years ago (1919) felt like ancient history.
That's cause you;ve got older and have a perspective on what 50 years is !
spot on there, yes i agree. i was 17 then, now 67, strange.
I'm 16, and 50 years ago feels like ancient history to me
yowzephyr - you are SO RIGHT !👍👍👍👍🙌🏼
It is because we are still living in the same collective fantasy that began in the 60s. In a sense time has stood still and reason has been eclipsed.
Peter Green rocks here.His laughter in the other half of the song lyrics is priceless!
I agree, it was when bands used to have fun and didn't take themselves too seriously. I wonder what he saw?
Some folks think that Fleetwood Mac began with "Go Your Own Way".
Pat them on the head and send them on their way.
And simply say....Oh Well.
;-)
love it.
Same folks with no idea of the seminal Bluesbreakers, GB Org, Cream era and original Fleetwood Mac lineup. But with Rumours, no doubt... ;)
They shouldn't even have the same name.
SilentBob7
The Drummer is still the same (Mick Fleetwood)
This is for all you Buckingham/Nicks fans.
Ladies and Gentlemen... This is the real Fleetwood Mac.
Never to be bettered!!!
When my son was in middle school (about 20 years ago) and just getting into guitar, I brought out some Peter Green FM and put it on the turntable. He and his friends rolled their eyes, expecting Buckingham/Nicks. It totally blew their minds. When we got to Green Manalishi, they were goners.
Wow cool ruclips.net/video/GUK-n2XXfFc/видео.html
❤️🙌🏻 yesssss!!!!! Ohh peter !!
@@douggoransson5179 now that's parenting done right 👍
Peter was really relaxed and i really love that moment after second verse, when he starts to smile. And look Kirwan's left hand when he's bending strings - he plays guitar like a maniac!
Ive noticed it,me too😊
Danny Kirwan: thank you for all you gave to us! Forever a part of our growing up.
Watching Peter Green live, never fails to put a smile on my face!! Genius. In fact, that whole line up was genius!
That powerful guitar playing is Danny Kirwan,, just a teenager at the time. What a massively overlooked talent he was. RIP Danny ❤
He was definitely sadly overlooked in the annals of classic rock guitarists.
@@robertcole5123 Correct
The standout performer on this track is Danny Kirwan, a greatly underestimated talent, and a big influence in those years.
TubeJGW rip Danny Kirwan. He was a fantastic musician
Agree. Awsome playing on this song.
Peter was great Danny was great Both favorite
Danny added wonderful accent. Peter provided the song. Both serve a role, But an accent minus the song does not leave much and hardly constitutes the most important part....
I bet Angus Young was influenced by him.
Clear illustration of how Danny Kirwan was as essential to the PeterGreen/Fleetwood Mac world-class sound, as was Peter himself.
true... Peter played his heart out too, wrote it also but here Danny crushes it.
Mr modesty.. He didn't even want his name on the group. A real superstar
My opinion, the best incarnation of this band. Fortunately I got to see this incarnation of the band several times and once with Danny and Bob Welch. They always kicked ass. Rest well Danny.
I largely agree. I only saw them once, without Peter Green but with Danny and Bob Welch in Edmonton, Alberta. Wonderful. Fleetwood's drumming was clockwork. Bare Trees and Future Games and Mystery to Me are my favourites, with Then Play On.
-diamonddog95; I love to see Peter smile too💓😍💓 Looked like he was having a good time, Danny, so serious, sure could play though as could them all, love this music since I was 15, way back in the good old days, yea, I'm 63😘
Blues was a big influence in the UK in the sixties, Rolling Stones, John Mayall, The Animals and Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac to mention a few. A great recording of a great track.
My Dad introduced me to early Mac.Hes long gone but the Mac remains...
This song demands LOUD play. Omgosh. That rif taps some serious energy.
During this time, Peter Green had rightfully taken his place among the true guitar greats. I still prefer this lineup to the Nicks/Buckingham one.
Knowledge of great music from the early 60’ until present sent me here.
Great to see so many people giving Danny his props.
no disrespect to later Fleetwood mac but this is rock and roll. Pete green had it. such a great guitarist and songwriter. they were a great blues/rock band. to much acid made problems
He had Blues...
Ohhh Well !!!!! Good Partying song!! You with me Jimmy B.✌🏻
Such a sad story..so much talent. Peter Green was the best guitar player in that era. Mental illness is a sumbitch,seeing someone with such a gift not being able to use it or share it with the world breaks my heart.thank god for the things he did get out and cherish them
@@bones3988 LSD did for Peter allegedly.
The red army resistance back then fed it to him he didn't know and lost his mind.
I was about 9 years young at the time this was released. My dad was into classical Music. So, when I was home alone I sneakily turned the dial on our radio to RTBF (their radio broadcast signal was pretty strong) - and I heard this song, I was blown away...this song has been with me to this day and now I’m 58. I’m Flemish btw (the Dutch speaking part of Belgium).
Zeeland. ..Zeeuws Vlaanderen😀
Eindelijk, ik ben niet alleen...😎
It doesn't matter how you got there, you did, that is all that matters😊
A woman I used to work with friend rescued him from the streets. She used to talk to him every day she began to realise he wasn't just an ordinary down and out. She put him up in her own house and cleaned him up then she found out he was a guitar legend.
There's just so-o-o many people who have no idea how great this band was live. I saw them at the Boston Tea Party in 1969. Tim Hardin was the opening act - great double bill. Friends who went with me had never heard of F-M. They were blown away. Down and dirty blues!
Saw Johnnie Winter there in 69 the house band I later learned was J. Giles
Came back after hearing about Danny Kirwan's death yesterday. RIP Danny! You were an amazing and underrated guitar player!
Geoffrey Gentry Oh no!! I didn’t even know he had passed away. 😨 A real genuine blues man. Great lead guitarist with talent and real passion. RIP Danny. 😢
How good does this still sound after 50 years.........
He always will stay as my favorite musican no matter how time has run , thisone is so marvellous ,love him as he was 💚💚💚RIP
When Kirwan joined they became eternally fabulous, that kid could play as well, really complimented PG
Green was the greatest white blues guitarist of the era. he could play as heavy as Hendrix and as soulful as BB King, often at the same time. Flew too close to the psychedelic sun.
Peter Green IS the psychedelic sun!!
baliscotsurf Is he still alive?
Ron Carter yeah he's still alive lol doesn't look anything like this anymore
TubobRainbowUnicorn not to mention Danny Kirwan what a 1-2 punch am i right?
Brandon Delisle Who does after over 40 years, and then with his problems. But you still can´t take it away from him, he made a guitar sing!
Danny Kirwan played incredible lead guitar on this version. Sadly he died today. RIP Danny.
And you Danny Kirwan brought much joy into this world with your wonderful talent. Thank you!
RIP Danny Kirwan, thank you for the awesome music!!
One day in your life you hear a record and it sticks in your memory forever .......... this is mine
This is AWESOME 😎
Thanks for posting!!
Most of my metal head friends didn’t know he sang Green Manalishi !!!
Still MAGNIFICENT, almost 50 years later.....
Love seeing this!! Watching Peter Green laughing made me smile. Always & Forever #teamgreen. 💚
He didn't smile much, but when he did it was worth the wait😁
Thats what real musicianship looks like! Three of the best guitarist ever supporting each other thru a hell of a song! Pete backing Danny's wicked lead riffs, while Jeremy just lays back a shakes the maracas like they were body else's business! Oh Yeah for Oh Well!
Pete Green... magic.....I arrived in Australia in 1968 and after being at sea for five weeks....I heard Albatross....it reminded me of a big sailing boat on the ocean 🌊🌊🌊🌊.
I first heard this sone in 1971 in Oceanside, Ca., while attending Mira Costa CC. It blew me away; and I kept playing it over and over.
Came after watching Beatles' Get Back, where John Lennon comments about this performance
Po prostu talent !!!!
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I love both Peter Green's AND Danny Kirwan's roles in the band. Peter was right in hiring Danny, even though it didn't last long. They made quite a guitar combo, and Danny was a great singer/songwriter as well.
R.I.P. Danny Kirwan. You made this song sweetly sting. Love your leads.
Me thinks that Led Zep listened long and hard to this before coming up with Black Dog.
Jimmy Page did once say that Black Dog was inspired by this song (most notably how the vocals are done in a "call and response" manner to the instruments)
Focus does the same call (yodel) and response and breakdowns on Hocus Pocus.
Everyone did. This was a standard repertoire song. FM were HUGE I mean huge in Britain then. You couldn't be in a band unless you could play this.
Spot on
I think you might be right 😉
Good old Fleetwood Mac, all the way back to the early 60's. Love youtube.
Danny Kirwan was not given his due. Great voice great guitar. Check out Bare Trees n youll agree. One of the best albums ever made. Everyone shines
love bare trees got the vinyl
And 'Future Games' that precedes it is just as great! I saw that lineup twice (in support of each album). Blown away, esp by Danny's playing.
I hope most people who listen & watch this clip realize it's actually Danny Kirwan who does this incredibly exciting soloing. Of course Peter's vocals and rhythm playing are very interesting too.
Yes, I saw him do it
I just noticed. It is so bad that hugely talented young man had such apparent paranoia and lack of self-esteem. His father dserted him. In modern times he'd benefit from psychology and antidepressants.
And. it began life when Peter wrote it Part 2 is beautiful as well.
Fucking brilliant song, God he was good, hope hes doing alright.
He's doing okay. Join our group if you want. We're working on getting him inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.
"Then Play On ... Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac"
Dianne Christian What group is that?
And does anyone know the guitar? Gibson Les paul??
Irishfox Yes, a 1959 ? It's called "Greeny"
Irishfox The group is as I stated; it's on Facebook.
You can tell at the end of this video that Peter has the neck humbucker in his Les Paul facing the wrong way. I'm not sure if it was done by accident or intentional but it played a big role in the sound of his tone. Now, some of the modern Les Paul's have a switch built in that reverses the polarity of the neck pick-up allowing you to achieve a similar tone to Peter Green.
Just keep coming back to watch this performance, Kirwan absolutely draining every decibel out of that Les Paul.
R.I.P. Danny Kirwan. Hope you find peace at last.
Fleetwood Maravilhoso !! Espetacular !!!!!!!!
First heard this in a pub in sunderland i was 18/19 loved it then and still do now at 66
It's great that he's back with the Splinter Group and showing us he's still playing. His legacy is still building. I only wish I had been aware of him in his heyday. Saw Lee Michaels at Filmore West but that must have been '70 and missed Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac.
Possibly the best rock track ever! That double lead is simply spine ripping and Mick Fleetwood's drumming is brill, very under-rated but what a maestro. Listen to 'Coming your way'.
Danny Kirwan just killing it!!
Still good and Stevie and Christine were great additions! They were great then and still great today!!
Thank you Danny Kirwan for the music R.I.P.
Thank you Danny - you are the greatest!
I love this song, it takes me straight back to being 15 and . . . oh well :)
such a line -up of truly individual guitarists and yet they weave and flow together so well.
Still here in 2020 and this still gives me a semi, kudos Peter Green and Danny Kirwan!
WOW! What incredible guitar playing. I didn't realize that it was Danny Kirwan doing the lead work on that Peter Green song OH WELL! I couldn't help but notice that Jeremy Spencer wasn't playing ANY guitar on this live version and it cuts short the solos. STILL an awesome version. SO SAD about Danny Kirwan. The video mentioned that Peter Green battled mental illness BUT Danny Kirwan appeared to have it WORSE. RIP.
RIP Danny Kirwan. A gifted superlative musician. Thank you for your contribution to the music that will never be forgotten. Your memory will live on for all time through your music. Oh Well is as much Danny Kirwan's as it is Peter Green's, Danny having wrung out all the riffs of the song from his Les Paul. A wonderful piece that shows the truly magical skills of these most gifted musicians. Jeremy Spencer is not playing simply because he had a different style, but mainly because he had stated that he would not play guitar if Peter was playing. Peter and Danny both suffered deep mental psychosis. Peter emerged from this first, but it took decades. Danny emerged much later, and like Peter, actually took up the guitar again. True legends, my heart goes out to both of them for the suffering they have sustained in their lives due the their illness. God bless both of them.
Peter green unos de los más grandes guitarristas de todos los tiempos ...grande Peter
I can't speak...I'm in another realm of conciousness by this guitar
Probably my favorite Fleetwood Mac song. The lyrics definitely describe my sentiment.
The real Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green!
Daniel Asamota ..Amen! 💚
And Danny Kirwan.. Totally underrated guitarist..
This is half of the real Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green, Albatross is the other half.
Early Fleetwood Mac and the latter version is like comparing Moonshine to light beer.
Heard this in 69, one of the Best songs ever !
69 was such a good year for Great Music 🎶 🎵
Always loved this.....brings back so many wondergul memories.....
One of the most badass songs ever recorded. No wonder everyone from the Black Crowes and Tom Petty and Haim covered it.
Even Joe Jackson covered this!
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I think Aerosmith have covered this as well
It is even mentioned by Lennon in The Beatles' Get Back documentary after seeing the performance on TV.
John Lennon sent me here
Yes he was a good egg ...maaan! Lol
Great song , i was 16 in ventura ca., what a incredible place and time to grow up in.surfing, cars, drugs, girls. Like a dream.
It's also a great tribute to the equally integral part of the "Peter Green/Fleetwood Mac" sound that was Danny Kirwan.
Love this song...perfect for days when you feel like sticking your tongue out at every one.......
Simply the best live band I ever saw
Nope, Radiohead are
@@gurrenmed5319 how can Radiohead, a band I never saw, be the best band I ever saw?
@@bennevisplace oh saw, sorry didn't read the last, but still you should check them out they're really good
@@gurrenmed5319 lol, I never saw them live but have heard them play. 👍
Great Song, I like Pete very much. That said, Im very happy FM ended up as they did, I very much have enjoyed them from my first memories back in 70. Great band with great history and a diverse legacy for generations to enjoy,,FLEETWOOD MAC Forever!!
I still have the original double sided single 45 rpm . One of the greatest rock songs ever made.
Back when you would turn your radio on and listen this kind of magic, not by any means like these days we live now. When you turn your radio on, and you all they play is crap after crap.
Roberto Gaspar meh todays internet is yesterdays radio... but better
And lets not forget about the other guy (Jeremy Spencer: who played all kinds of cool traditional slide stuff) .... These guys were very very very good
Loved his slide. He is still around somewhere, but if it is to be believed he is disgraced. Great shame how he left the band too.
I am old enough to remember where I was when I first heard it still get the same pleasure listening to it now as I did them
Hereafter THIS will be the version I want to hear! No idea the song went back that far, and that's some beautiful guitar.
Just the right amount of cow bell.
Guess what....I've got a fever, and the only prescription is MORE COWBELL.
Fuck you and your stupid cowbell jokes. Beyonce and Rhianna may be more your league.
and unpasteurised too !
Christopher Walken does not approve.
Love that SNL skit with Christopher Walken and Will Farrell more cowbell 🤣 🔔
Kirwan wringing the hell out of that Gibson neck...awesome
+Rusty Y Nobody can strangle a Les Paul like Danny, bless his heart!
En estado puro y luego lo demàs, diferente pero genial quedando para la historia del Pop-Rok un listado de canciones extraordinarias,hasta hoy.
We didn't know how good we had it back then with music like this, easy days.
Outstanding. Groove. Love the Peter Green´s true Fleetwood Mac.
I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to
Now, when I talked to God, I knew He'd understand
He said, "Stick by my side and I'll be your guiding hand
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to"
Ooh, well
What more can you say? - in a difficult time he did make me ask that very same question!
I am still here but what he said gave strength! - believe in the power and strength of music for the positive! - trust me!👍😀
I've been reading Mick Fleetwood's autobiography and he spends a lot of time talking these early days. Thanks for sharing
Danny Kirvan was amazing to... never to forget...
So true ... he's playing the lead but people don't notice.
RIP Danny
Can't believe there's 100 dislikes at the time I watched this ! Guess not everyone can be a purest, have taste and appreciate the roots of the grass . OH WELL, there's plenty here who do !
Agreed. 104 people just don't appreciate quality music. Most likely little kids.
At least there are more than 7,000 Likes. The unholy 104 are doomed to be listening to Debby Boone until their dying day.
Or worse Justin Bieber LOL
To- Lancelot Link - Thomas Hankins - Spot on both of You. I'm guessing some may think the Rockets version is better (Granted a serious cool remake) and just don't understand written by Peter Green for Fleetwood. As the song states "Oh Well" !
it is just Bieber 100 times, Bieber
Meiner Meinung nach, der beste Song von Peter Green! Habe schöne Erinnerungen und höre den Song noch immer gerne!
Such a cool riff!