Yeah...So good but no ego whatsoever is the word bird . Who else leads a band and takes 2 other singer slash lead guitarists (competitors) along for the ride ?
Peter unleashed, both sweet and salty, with leads as pure and clean as the finest crystal. Those wonder years, 1966-1970, before the Munich disaster stand up to the best electric white blues playing ever recorded full stop. Play on, Greeny, in guitar heaven…
@@GBCRJeremy Spencer was brought into the band as a slide guitarist & only brought on stage when slide was required. It soon became apparent that Jeremy was only an Elmore James slide imitator. Jeremy was allowed to do his Elvis impressions etc which were pretty dire & was often seen on percussion. Peter wanted someone he could bounce ideas off, so a young Danny Kirwen was brought into the band, Peter mentored him & gave him the confidence he needed & the band soared.
On top of it all, the intensity in which he played, never took away from the soulfulness and subtlety in his sound. Jimmy Page was an intense guitarist, but played too sloppy for his notes to be felt. Peter Green was intense AND Soulful at the same time.
@@philipgalley6735 Robert Johnson made the biggest splash in blues, but Eric Clapton cast the largest shadow.... even over himself. Clapton influenced many others but spent a lifetime trying to outdo his 19 year old self.
For about the last 35+ years listening to blues, blues rock type music, and the last 11 or 12 since I've been really listening to Peter Greenbaum, I am now convinced he IS the greatest electric bluesman this earth has ever produced. Supernatural.
Yes David Spencer, same here. Played Rock for years, got into Beano Clapton in ‘07 and discovered (for myself) Peter Greenbaum. I couldn’t believe what I heard. As I hear more live Green from Rob, I too am convinced PG IS the greatest ever. That’s mostly all I try to play, and it never gets old.
Agreed but so interesting how it continued to morph...from John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton who was then replaced by Peter Green...then it morphed again with Buckingham and Nicks. Great history with great music throughout decades.
@@66vapor66 I saw PG with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers at the 1970 Bath Blues and Jazz Festival. It should have been Taylor as PG was with Fleetwood Mac by the time of that festival so I dont know what happened there.
100 proof southside Chicago Blues. No one comes near him in his empathic grasp of what the Blues is. BB said he was the only player that gave him the chills.
Hendrix level stuff going on in here. The phrasing, bending, emotion, originality…all as good as any electric bluesman ever. Prime Peter on a great night. FEELING it.
@@PaleojayBowers i cant listen to a great red house and say Peter was better, and Peter is my favorite guitar player. I think its fair to say that Hendrix was not capable of playing like Green, and Green was not capable of playing like hendrix.
Killer tone and killer performance . Green deserves more recognition as a guitarist. He's one of the best ever!!!! His playing is so passionate , love him!!!
Stunning. Killer tone and feeling. And the voice. As someone said, towards the end ('69, '70) Green's voice was as important as his guitar playing. He just grew , inwards, and then went into meltdown. If you want to shine, you gotta burn
kissyxander full of shit from 65 to 71 clapton best guitar playing in history fact from pure slow blues in myhlls like this to siecdelic blues rock in cream to country blues in blind faith and the dominoes peter was a slow blues genius but never could he do what clapton done listen to devil road and that will put to end to it
John Landers clapton is hot, but he never, ever will have the emotion Peter green in his playing. Clapton plays fast all, but he can't make one note say for than 100
Ethan Hammond peter sat and watched clapton in the bluesbreskers before anybody new who peter was and wanted claptons tone its about tone peter had the best slow blues tone nodout but clapton no emotion haha give it a rest
After three months of intense listening to everything I can find of Peter Green, I have decided this one is at the top of my list. Got it all: fiery playing but with subdued parts and ballsy swagger in other parts, incredible vocal job here! Melts me down to a quivering blob of protoplasm...oooooh
My soul splits in half listening to this. I remember at age 10 listening to this and fearing the inevitability of the end..... but finding true joy in the process.
I'm not sure there was anyone who had a better understanding of Blues. He didn't think Fleetwood Mac's music would be compared with the greats, but he underestimated them and himself greatly. There was no one better at the time.
Yet another jaw-droppingly magnificent couple of Green solo's in tiis one. 50 yrs past ('69 - '19) I hope that the dude's in a good place. . . IMO, nobody could match a good Peter Green blues solo. . . Buddy Guy? Jimi Hendrix? OK. . . we'll argue, but PLEEEEEEZE!!!! Don't give me this "Clapton is God" crap!!!!!
Rest in Peace... Died, Age73, 25 July 2020 - Onto that great blues/rock stage in the sky. Rolling Stone obit: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/peter-green-fleetwood-mac-dead-obit-1033950/
Well, the first album I ever bought was in the 1960s and it was Mr Wonderful. I have always regarded Peter Green as simply fantastic but I had never heard this piece. Well, fantastic no longer because words cannot describe the sheer brilliance of this. I just cannot think how he learned to play like that! Thank you for posting this.
+Lucas Parks This song shows the diversity and skill Peter had to be at the top of his game....just think had he progressed with Fleetwood Mac up to today....
+Douglas Ranger talent that hot has a tendency to burn out rather quickly. I used to think Clapton was the greatest thing to walk the earth until I started listening to early Fleetwood Mac recordings. Peter Green is definitely a model guitarist. For me it used to be about how many notes a guitarist could fit in a phrase, but it's become more and more about the story and emotion told by the few notes a guitarist plays. Green tells a better story than any other guitarist I've heard....not to mention his voice. Not to often you see two talents like that in one musician.
I don't see why people feel the need to compare and argue clapon Rory jimi etc, stop being childish they were all great.. legends, that's why we are all dick around in our bedrooms trying to emulate them. Peter definetly seemed to get that deep down emotion across for sure. Very special.
Thanks so much for this upload. I remember the first time I heard Man of the World in the late 60s. The beautiful tone of his guitar, the authenticity of the lyrics and the soul he brings to the blues. It brought tears to my eyes and it still does. It's not just the technical skill which is undeniable but there is something about Green that touches and moves me emotionally.Thanks again for all your Peter Green uploads
You're so welcome, Wendy and so well said This song also proves his singing capability, which sometimes is overlooked. And......let's not forget the great Mac rhythm section.
Rory Gallagher does an equally superb version (aside from Hendrix he's the only guitarist I put right up there with Greeny). If you're curious I think the only place you can hear on RUclips is in an hour long video titled "Rory Gallagher, live at the Marquee 1968". (The thumbnail is a shamrock.)
Loved Rory in his day, saw him 3 times. He never had Peter Green's subtlety or purity but he was a great man to watch and you were buzzing for hours after one of his shows, he gave his all every night.
Peter Green was a gifted, sensitive, highly intelligent artist. So sad that a chillingly bad encounter with LSD in a foreboding, dark, occult setting has blighted his life and creativity ever since. I also had a dangerous bad trip with occult undertones in late '69, but Jesus Christ "The way, The truth, and the life" (John 14:6}.saved me and delivered me out of it, and I am praying the same for Peter, Though Peter has suffered for fifty years God can still deliver him and save him. All things are possible in/with Christ.
Just... One... More... Song... I haven't had this much fun & pleasure for years, don't care if I'm turning blue, can't hold it (!), so thank you once more
+AlipiusIrae You're welcome once more and when you're interested in more Peter Green live with John Mayall 1967...check out my channel. Have a nice day!
Very few beings could play with the raw emotional urgency that Peter had. Damn few and they were all black and they all dead. No doubt Peter is jamming with them now.
oh you english blokes have quite the sense of humor, though blues is American music, always has been always will be. Though these guys were great and Peter on another level.
@@hammer44head no offence intended but you had all this wonderful music with various bluesmen from the 1920s onwards but you never used it to good effect. It took endless UK bands in the early 60s to use it's potential & boy did they
@@davemoore9901 - like all black musicians they were ripped off especially by the "British Bluesmen" so please save the you did nothing with it silliness. Blues music is American music.
@@hammer44head Nobody is saying that blues music is anything but American music, but it was being ignored by the majority of American public. It was down to these English guys to bring it to the attention of you guys. How Peter Green ripped off American blues singers & players totally baffles me, if anything he brought their music to a larger audience enabling them to resurect their careers in Europe & beyond giving them a belated payday
@@davemoore9901 - thats because most people in america thought white folks trying to play the blues was a joke. Very few are actually any good and of course, Peter Green wwas exceptional and the exception.
anyone know if Danny Kirwan is also on this cut...sounds like he is....he always had more tension in his playing than Peter did...at least to me....a monster himself for sure. Peter , though, had more than tone, feel , touch , time....his SOUL always came through it all and was/is so unique....a one off for sure!
Yes!!! Glad you like it, Sophie!! Have a nice day! (There's more PG with Mayall live 1967 on my channel. Check it out if you like. You won't be disappointed)
Everything great about electric blues guitar playing here. Thanks Rob, I sort of missed Peter Green in the blues explosion of the 60s-70s, plus the fact he disappeared into his personal problems thereafter, but you've convinced me (and a lot of others I'm sure) that he's up there with the best of the best.
If someone has footage of this performance I need it. This was their best go at this record. And Peter's voice and playing were perfect. This is the blues. And to think he was still really young to be doing this at that level lol. Long live Peter Green. 🤟🔥🤟
Rob van Thanks you sooo much. I love PG he is awesome. Thanks for bringing back the times. I have been turning my kids (in there 30's) they are awestruck. Hooow does he get that sound! Can't say Thanks enough.
+Harrison Mandell You're welcome. Glad you like it. When you're interested in more Green live with Mayall 1967, check out my channel. Live tracks from the secret tapes.
Thanks Rob! Hier doe je me een geweldig plezier mee. Ik was er ook. Ik herinner me dat John McVie zo stoned was dat twee man z'n baskasten moesten tegenhouden waar hij steeds tegenaan viel. Wat zijn we gezegend dat we dit live hebben mogen meemaken! Ik was zo bezeten van Green dat ik hem achterna reisde. Geweldig geluid trouwens!
Graag gedaan, Jaap. Ik heb the Mac toen gezien in Rotterdam en het was geweldig. Je hebt gezien, dat ik Green/Mayall uploads heb uit 1967!!, ik zeg het toch maar even. Enjoy!
My favourite Peter Green song to do at blues jams with my Lemon Drop Les Paul complete with out of phase sound...can't even begin to get close to the great man!!!
Thank You so much Vanu for bringing this beautiful music of Peter Greens to those who cant get enough of this gifted Blues God. I found Greens Fleetwood Mac when at the age of 12 I found Then Play On at a 2nd hand store for 25 cents. I have devoured all the British Blues Icons , but there is so much Green material you have brought to light that I have never heard before (the live Bluesbreakers etc.) I cant tell you how grateful I am Vanu. Thank you so much bro.
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27 07 2020 - A very very sad day. Peter Green "The Master" has passed away. May He rest in peace.
Gutted. Sad news
What a team player...who else names their band after the 2 influencial members???...The big guy needed some Mac....
Yeah...So good but no ego whatsoever is the word bird . Who else leads a band and takes 2 other singer slash lead guitarists (competitors) along for the ride ?
Greatest bluesman of all time. Of all time.
He entered my soul as a young lad of 14. My world was Sabbath, glitter and makeup. But he and Danny both take me to a place no one else can.
Peter unleashed, both sweet and salty, with leads as pure and clean as the finest crystal. Those wonder years, 1966-1970, before the Munich disaster stand up to the best electric white blues playing ever recorded full stop. Play on, Greeny, in guitar heaven…
Perhaps the finest blues band there ever was. Green & Kirwan were giants.
@kevindlinc the blackest blues
Spencer too
@@GBCR His playing is solid. Dunno that I’d say he’s the powerhouse the other two were
@@GBCRJeremy Spencer was brought into the band as a slide guitarist & only brought on stage when slide was required. It soon became apparent that Jeremy was only an Elmore James slide imitator. Jeremy was allowed to do his Elvis impressions etc which were pretty dire & was often seen on percussion. Peter wanted someone he could bounce ideas off, so a young Danny Kirwen was brought into the band, Peter mentored him & gave him the confidence he needed & the band soared.
Great band for sure. My greatest is Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Integrated band, 2 lead players and black rhythm section.
The original Peter Green-led FM was the hardest...they appealed to my teenage me.
As everyone said, Peter's playing, and tone are insane. But his vocals. They have just as much passion.
Few played and sang this well.
Tom Howland when I was first getting into this stuff I thought it was a different singer! A+ bluesy vocals on top of his godlike guitar playing.
To be honest, i can't think of anyone besides Jimi that could get close to PG.
g mat Sir, your head is on straight.
You said it Tom!
g mat Absolutely no one came close to Peter Green. You can feel every single note he played and sang.
Green had an intensity in this period that's unmatched.
On top of it all, the intensity in which he played, never took away from the soulfulness and subtlety in his sound. Jimmy Page was an intense guitarist, but played too sloppy for his notes to be felt. Peter Green was intense AND Soulful at the same time.
Someone to John Mayall - "Who's that ? " " Oh , that's Erics replacement . "
@@philipgalley6735 Robert Johnson made the biggest splash in blues, but Eric Clapton cast the largest shadow.... even over himself. Clapton influenced many others but spent a lifetime trying to outdo his 19 year old self.
Peaked too soon it seems . Still , I grew up with Cream and that was my sixties peak . S . Ray took up the mantle . Cheers from OZ@@jakeizlove
@Chance Colbert I was talking more along the lines of influencing people, not being well-known.
This is the best blues guitarist to ever come out of England...
Maybe to come out of anywhere
Correct
Eric Clapton disliked this comment. But yes yes yes you're correct
The best guitarist to come out of anywhere... 💫
I love danny and peter, but peter has the edge with the blues.
Peter's feeling for the blues was sensational.
Mid 2020 and still there is no player to even set a comparison. The guy was only 22 years old. LEGEND!
Who are you talking about being only 22 yrs. old?
@@barneymiller6204 Peter
For about the last 35+ years listening to blues, blues rock type music, and the last 11 or 12 since I've been really listening to Peter Greenbaum, I am now convinced he IS the greatest electric bluesman this earth has ever produced. Supernatural.
Glad to hear someone else thnks the same as me.
I believe you are correct.
Yes David Spencer, same here. Played Rock for years, got into Beano Clapton in ‘07 and discovered (for myself) Peter Greenbaum. I couldn’t believe what I heard. As I hear more live Green from Rob, I too am convinced PG IS the greatest ever. That’s mostly all I try to play, and it never gets old.
no one moves me like that... beautiful
@@rikhelgason2629 sound like me. Bringing good music to the people for 45 years.
I lived two kilometers from this concert at that time. Why, oh why wasn't I there?
We all make mistakes!!....🙂
Unreal tone. Clean and overdrive. Just insane. Incendiary, passionate guitar licks. Peter Green, ladies and gentlemen.
You said it socialdef3!!!!!
Tasty!
This is because he DOESN'T USE PEDALS!! The world's greatest electric blues guitarist - bar none!
Ian William Johnson that’s the stupidest statement iv ever heard regarding tone
PETE GILGAN and the only “pedal” I use is the volume and tone control..but for those of us not in my situation then pedals would be just fine
Why is that so many Gibson Les Paul guitar players point to Peter Green as a titan of classic Les Paul tone? Sit back and listen.
Now THIS is the Fleetwood Mac I know and love!
true the girls were no match for this bunch
Agreed but so interesting how it continued to morph...from John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton who was then replaced by Peter Green...then it morphed again with Buckingham and Nicks. Great history with great music throughout decades.
Agree 100%. I didn't care for the pop tart FM with Nicks & Buckingham, this coming from a 68-year-old woman.
The REAL Fleetwood Mac
OMG - What a player PG was
I saw him many times with Mayall and with Fleetwood Mac - I realise now how lucky I was
Kinuklon wow could u share some cool stories from those concerts about PG?
@@66vapor66 I saw PG with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers at the 1970 Bath Blues and Jazz Festival. It should have been Taylor as PG was with Fleetwood Mac by the time of that festival so I dont know what happened there.
ruclips.net/video/VQtXTUrn6AQ/видео.html
I have had such a musical crush on Peter since 1969, he and Danny really did tear it up. Rip Peter and to Danny as well
I think this is one of the best guitar solo’s I ever heard!!
Chills down my spine. I've listened to this hundreds of times and it still tears me to threads. No one (except maybe Danny Kirwan) comes close.
100 proof southside Chicago Blues. No one comes near him in his empathic grasp of what the Blues is. BB said he was the only player that gave him the chills.
Gary moore is definitely on his level if not above it
Hendrix level stuff going on in here. The phrasing, bending, emotion, originality…all as good as any electric bluesman ever. Prime Peter on a great night. FEELING it.
BETTER than Hendrix- far more subtle stuff going on here!
@@PaleojayBowers i cant listen to a great red house and say Peter was better, and Peter is my favorite guitar player. I think its fair to say that Hendrix was not capable of playing like Green, and Green was not capable of playing like hendrix.
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またボーカルがとても素晴らしいです❗のぶ😘
Well said. Have a nice day.
@@vanu49 さん。thank you . P・green is
green god ! He is guitar gentree weeps ! 💧by nobu😘
Killer tone and killer performance . Green deserves more recognition as a guitarist. He's one of the best ever!!!! His playing is so passionate , love him!!!
+Armando Pace He's well known among "connoisseurs" and that's what count, I guess!.....glad you like it. Have a nice day!
+rob van unnik - Amsterdam
Thank you, have a nice day you too.
Greetings from Naples
I feel as if Green is a guitarist's guitarist. Incredibly good control of tone and volume anyhow.
Joe Mode no one else like him
He was better than Clapton and Hendrix for sure
never be another like Peter Green! just not possible! the mould no longer exists.
God just threw away the mould LOL
That might be true. Some of the stuff that he would have listened to no longer exists
@@farleys1376 ya, he just did!
Well, BB King said Peter's playing made him shiver. It makes me shiver to hear it too. wow
That is one mean solo. My goodness
Stunning. Killer tone and feeling. And the voice. As someone said, towards the end ('69, '70) Green's voice was as important as his guitar playing. He just grew , inwards, and then went into meltdown. If you want to shine, you gotta burn
+Mark Gardner Yes, I agree with you. His voice was great and is sometimes overlooked.
@@vanu49 And he burned out from the intensity....
Just a WONDERFUL song!💔❤💔💜
as much as i've loved clapton down the years, not even in his dreams has he ever been at this level....
Well said!!
kissyxander full of shit from 65 to 71 clapton best guitar playing in history fact from pure slow blues in myhlls like this to siecdelic blues rock in cream to country blues in blind faith and the dominoes peter was a slow blues genius but never could he do what clapton done listen to devil road and that will put to end to it
John Landers clapton is hot, but he never, ever will have the emotion Peter green in his playing. Clapton plays fast all, but he can't make one note say for than 100
Ethan Hammond peter sat and watched clapton in the bluesbreskers before anybody new who peter was and wanted claptons tone its about tone peter had the best slow blues tone nodout but clapton no emotion haha give it a rest
Ethan Hammond ruclips.net/video/N7342uPb7QY/видео.html listen to the whole thing
This song is a prefect example of why Fleetwood Mac was one my my favorite bands to see back in the late 60s!
From 67 till today.. still the best
Sublime Peter Green, he was peerless during this period, So much feel and emotion !!!!!
A blue so dark it sounds green
Joe Thomas Green Gold
Thanks and God bless you Mr.Peter Green.......Spent a lifetime listening to your touching music. ......Love you always 😊
After three months of intense listening to everything I can find of Peter Green, I have decided this one is at the top of my list. Got it all: fiery playing but with subdued parts and ballsy swagger in other parts, incredible vocal job here! Melts me down to a quivering blob of protoplasm...oooooh
Go girl go!! Tks for your great comment. Have a nice day. (Needless to say that there's a lot PG on my channel)
Rob, thank you so much for all the good stuff you have made available, it is hugely appreciated...
You know, Evelyn, you're always welcome at my channel.
Just find this so beautiful. Definitely one of his best.
Well stated evelyn
Just absolutely bad ass!! My brother and I absolutely loved him RIP
Long time PG fan but never heard this. Gots it all, scream, squak then clean then clean to a whisper. A master with one of a kind weapon.
There's more PG live with Mayall 1967 on my channel. You won't be disappointed.
Peter Greens passion is a force....
My soul splits in half listening to this. I remember at age 10 listening to this and fearing the inevitability of the end..... but finding true joy in the process.
I'm not sure there was anyone who had a better understanding of Blues. He didn't think Fleetwood Mac's music would be compared with the greats, but he underestimated them and himself greatly. There was no one better at the time.
What an amazing performance ❤❤❤❤
I totally agree...!!!
Yet another jaw-droppingly magnificent couple of Green solo's in tiis one. 50 yrs past ('69 - '19) I hope that the dude's in a good place. . . IMO, nobody could match a good Peter Green blues solo. . . Buddy Guy? Jimi Hendrix? OK. . . we'll argue, but PLEEEEEEZE!!!! Don't give me this "Clapton is God" crap!!!!!
I love Paul Kossoff as a lead player too ... to me him and Peter were the most emotional players of the bunch.
Paul kossoff is a good answer though... Freddie King could be a fair match for greeny?
@@xblood1978 Love Kossoff too !
johnny winter roy buchanan
Gary moore could definitely match him
Whenever I go on a Fleetwood Mac, Bluesbreakers binge, I always come the same conclusion, Eric Who?
It's amazing that you share these live recordings from Fleetwood Mac. For all of us PG fans to listen to!
Well, no one is the best guitarist, but Peter Green is just better, know what I mean?....Enjoy!
Rest in Peace... Died, Age73, 25 July 2020 - Onto that great blues/rock stage in the sky.
Rolling Stone obit: www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/peter-green-fleetwood-mac-dead-obit-1033950/
Thanks for the link, Michael.
Greatest electric bluesman I ever heard, RIP Green god.
Peter ON FIRE!!!
He sure is!! For me he will be always the man!!
Peter Green - God's other Son.
Well, the first album I ever bought was in the 1960s and it was Mr Wonderful. I have always regarded Peter Green as simply fantastic but I had never heard this piece. Well, fantastic no longer because words cannot describe the sheer brilliance of this. I just cannot think how he learned to play like that! Thank you for posting this.
You're welcome, Robert. There's more Greeny with Mayall - live 1967 on my channel.
best ever singer and guitarist.
Ace !!! 👌It's just ridiculous how good this is !!!💚
Back then we knew it was awesome but 50 years kind of puts a perspective on it; It don't get any better than that.
WOW THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THEN KICKING BACK AND LISTENING TO THIS MAN PLAY THE BLUES.
Absolutely beautiful
RIP Danny, vibrato no one could match or duplicate
Danny was "unlucky" that he had Peter in the same band..... because nobody could ever come close to Green. Danny in his own right.... was amazing....
Shaun M. At least Danny got to pick up a few tricks from the green god for a few years. Absolutely tragic what happened to both of them though.
@@sjdj408 agreed mate, classy post
@@sjdj408 the thing is, that sadly people forget Danny, he was incredibly talented and as you say the stories whilst different are incredibly alike.
My god! He is rippin’. Thank you so much.
My pleasure. Enjoy as much as you can!!!
And another legend is with us no more, but lives on in our hearts and minds. RIP Greenie :-(
Peter Green= Every Shade of Blue
I agree 100%
+Lucas Parks holy shit there's Lucas 😱
+Lucas Parks This song shows the diversity and skill Peter had to be at the top of his game....just think had he progressed with Fleetwood Mac up to today....
+Douglas Ranger talent that hot has a tendency to burn out rather quickly. I used to think Clapton was the greatest thing to walk the earth until I started listening to early Fleetwood Mac recordings. Peter Green is definitely a model guitarist. For me it used to be about how many notes a guitarist could fit in a phrase, but it's become more and more about the story and emotion told by the few notes a guitarist plays. Green tells a better story than any other guitarist I've heard....not to mention his voice. Not to often you see two talents like that in one musician.
Lucas Parks you have encapsulated my thoughts perfectly on Clapton and Green.
Killer with a capital K. Fluid as mercury with bends that wail and vibrato like Kossoff.
helaas was ik te jong om erbij te zijn. En daar heb ik nog steeds spijt van...
I don't see why people feel the need to compare and argue clapon Rory jimi etc, stop being childish they were all great.. legends, that's why we are all dick around in our bedrooms trying to emulate them. Peter definetly seemed to get that deep down emotion across for sure. Very special.
I agree, but we, people, like to make lists, who's no. 1 and so one..It's in our nature....lol.
R.I.P. peter
The best of the best just a true true legend of the blues
Your music lives forever ..
No more WORRIED DREAMS
rest easy
GREENY
Killer tone to the bone!!
Most likely through an Orange stack.
I must have missed this gem along the way. PG is astoundingly good here. Thanks Vanu.
My pleasure and tetter late than never, Ed!
Thanks so much for this upload. I remember the first time I heard Man of the World in the late 60s. The beautiful tone of his guitar, the authenticity of the lyrics and the soul he brings to the blues. It brought tears to my eyes and it still does. It's not just the technical skill which is undeniable but there is something about Green that touches and moves me emotionally.Thanks again for all your Peter Green uploads
You're so welcome, Wendy and so well said This song also proves his singing capability, which sometimes is overlooked. And......let's not forget the great Mac rhythm section.
Always loved this man
Thanks Rob - superb
My pleasure!! There's more Greeny on my channel!!
Rory Gallagher does an equally superb version (aside from Hendrix he's the only guitarist I put right up there with Greeny).
If you're curious I think the only place you can hear on RUclips is in an hour long video titled "Rory Gallagher, live at the Marquee 1968". (The thumbnail is a shamrock.)
Loved Rory in his day, saw him 3 times. He never had Peter Green's subtlety or purity but he was a great man to watch and you were buzzing for hours after one of his shows, he gave his all every night.
morristonian I agree.. .Rory has that touch too.. But Greeny just brings out something more special and a longing you never knew was there.
Thanks for the tip mate :) Will check it out
Have heard the CUBY and the BLIZZARDS version of this ???
@@sambone8348 I have an old album by Cuby and Blizzard , they were very good., Think they were Dutch.
The best songs that kick in
Rob........my ears just bled!....can't get enough of this! Thanks
My pleasure and maybe this is the best song ever..!!
Peter Green was a gifted, sensitive, highly intelligent artist. So sad that a chillingly bad encounter with LSD in a foreboding, dark, occult setting has blighted his life and creativity ever since. I also had a dangerous bad trip with occult undertones in late '69, but Jesus Christ "The way, The truth, and the life" (John 14:6}.saved me and delivered me out of it, and I am praying the same for Peter, Though Peter has suffered for fifty years God can still deliver him and save him. All things are possible in/with Christ.
Just... One... More... Song... I haven't had this much fun & pleasure for years, don't care if I'm turning blue, can't hold it (!), so thank you once more
+AlipiusIrae You're welcome once more and when you're interested in more Peter Green live with John Mayall 1967...check out my channel. Have a nice day!
Very few beings could play with the raw emotional urgency that Peter had. Damn few and they were all black and they all dead. No doubt Peter is jamming with them now.
RIP Mr Green , your songs are living.............
This is the real Fleetwood Mac, not that half baked MOR outfit that keeps our American cousins happy
Peter Green - masterful
oh you english blokes have quite the sense of humor, though blues is American music, always has been always will be. Though these guys were great and Peter on another level.
@@hammer44head no offence intended but you had all this wonderful music with various bluesmen from the 1920s onwards but you never used it to good effect. It took endless UK bands in the early 60s to use it's potential & boy did they
@@davemoore9901 - like all black musicians they were ripped off especially by the "British Bluesmen" so please save the you did nothing with it silliness. Blues music is American music.
@@hammer44head Nobody is saying that blues music is anything but American music, but it was being ignored by the majority of American public. It was down to these English guys to bring it to the attention of you guys. How Peter Green ripped off American blues singers & players totally baffles me, if anything he brought their music to a larger audience enabling them to resurect their careers in Europe & beyond giving them a belated payday
@@davemoore9901 - thats because most people in america thought white folks trying to play the blues was a joke. Very few are actually any good and of course, Peter Green wwas exceptional and the exception.
So great Les Paul sound!!
Best English blues man, played with Mayall? Another great
I cannot think of another guitarist except Hendrix who could play with such intense emotion (and skill) as Peter Green.
Page and Beck. Though Page's playing suffered when heroin entered the picture. Shout out to Roy Buchanan as well.
anyone know if Danny Kirwan is also on this cut...sounds like he is....he always had more tension in his playing than Peter did...at least to me....a monster himself for sure. Peter , though, had more than tone, feel , touch , time....his SOUL always came through it all and was/is so unique....a one off for sure!
Danny was there, yes, but certainly not in the lead.
The epitome of blue -eyed Soul !!
just beautiful!!
Yes!!! Glad you like it, Sophie!! Have a nice day! (There's more PG with Mayall live 1967 on my channel. Check it out if you like. You won't be disappointed)
Thank you so much for uploading, Rob. Im a big fan of PG.
For me, he's the man....tks for the sub.....enjoy your day, Sophie.
He always knew when to ease up and when to press on
Everything great about electric blues guitar playing here. Thanks Rob, I sort of missed Peter Green in the blues explosion of the 60s-70s, plus the fact he disappeared into his personal problems thereafter, but you've convinced me (and a lot of others I'm sure) that he's up there with the best of the best.
If someone has footage of this performance I need it. This was their best go at this record. And Peter's voice and playing were perfect. This is the blues. And to think he was still really young to be doing this at that level lol. Long live Peter Green. 🤟🔥🤟
If there is any footage, it certainly would have posted here. It was 1969, no cellphones then, to my great regret!!
A genius blues guitarist, with a great, swinging, rhythm section - listen to Mick Fleetwood here!
Peter couldn't excel without a good rhythm section, so true!!
Rob , the Blues needs fans like you , thanks
You're welcome, Phyl. Glad you like it. (If you haven't noticed there's more Greeny and Mayall life in 1967 on my channel)
@@vanu49 We're VERY lucky to have you, my friend
@@forearthbelow You're too kind, f......lol
Superb as ever Peter.
Rob van
Thanks you sooo much. I love PG he is awesome. Thanks for bringing back the times. I have been turning my kids (in there 30's) they are awestruck. Hooow does he get that sound! Can't say Thanks enough.
You're welcome, Ann. Glad you like it and great you pass it on the the next generation....have a nice weekend!
Aaaarrrggghhhhh! He's so great I almost can't stand it !!!!!
Ha, I know what you mean.
Nothing like the blues to melt your troubles away..all the feelings are right there at your finger tips..toe tapping and head bopping...:)
meilleur guitariste de blues anglais
Wicked, wicked feel in that solo- and all the way through actually!
Seen the twice live...68 when they were just a 4 piece band...and 69 at Droitwich blues festival when Danny joined...brilliant
You and I, we belong to the lucky ones!!
Rob van Unnik - Amsterdam kan je please vertellen hoe het was om Peter Green live te zien spelen?? Ik ben zo benieuwd!
Killer, thanks for sharing.
+Harrison Mandell You're welcome. Glad you like it. When you're interested in more Green live with Mayall 1967, check out my channel. Live tracks from the secret tapes.
Thanks Rob! Hier doe je me een geweldig plezier mee. Ik was er ook. Ik herinner me dat John McVie zo stoned was dat twee man z'n baskasten moesten tegenhouden waar hij steeds tegenaan viel. Wat zijn we gezegend dat we dit live hebben mogen meemaken! Ik was zo bezeten van Green dat ik hem achterna reisde. Geweldig geluid trouwens!
Graag gedaan, Jaap. Ik heb the Mac toen gezien in Rotterdam en het was geweldig. Je hebt gezien, dat ik Green/Mayall uploads heb uit 1967!!, ik zeg het toch maar even. Enjoy!
Very Feeling ...very feeling !!!
Wow he totally had it
My favourite Peter Green song to do at blues jams with my Lemon Drop Les Paul complete with out of phase sound...can't even begin to get close to the great man!!!
I wish this was on spotify
So ein Konzert sollte man unbedingt wiederholen
Thank You so much Vanu for bringing this beautiful music of Peter Greens to those who cant get enough of this gifted Blues God. I found Greens Fleetwood Mac when at the age of 12 I found Then Play On at a 2nd hand store for 25 cents. I have devoured all the British Blues Icons , but there is so much Green material you have brought to light that I have never heard before (the live Bluesbreakers etc.) I cant tell you how grateful I am Vanu. Thank you so much bro.