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Fleetwood Mac - The Vaudeville Years - Madge Session #1 (Rare)
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2012
- The Vaudeville Years of Fleetwood Mac 1968 to 1970 is an album by British blues rock band Fleetwood Mac, released in 1998. It was a compilation of outtakes and unreleased tracks. Find the full version of Underway here : • Fleetwood Mac - The Va...
My humble opinion as a young guitarist & meloman is that Hendrix & Peter Green are the best (blues/rocks) guitarist...without a doubt. They both could bring me to a point I had never been before with other musician, I've been litteraly transcended, insane, I felt like something methaphysic...
They both had a "short-career" but very intense, producing a lot, creating a lot, playing a lot and within 3 years they were "gone".
Peter Green is an amazing guitarist, he can play with such a sweet note, subtle note (Jumping at shadows) or with such a powerful ton. I find some BBKing in Peter Green 's way of playing : in some of his number, it's just amazing how he couples minor and Major notes during solo.
The best "rave up" are in my opinion this one and of course the very famous "Rattlesnake Shake - Boston Tea Party "
Enjoy
I think Peter Green had the best feel of all the sixties British blues players.
I think he was by far the best
I think your right.
Greatest all Time
Agreed...
@@PhukIT1865 Peter Green was a Badass! With the release of live Fleetwood Mac music on RUclips we can all see the flair Peter adds to many of the American blues songs. His interpretation of BB Kings "I got a mind to give up living" is Peter at his peak. His tone is unmatched by any British blues guitarist. Peter excels in long jams getting the group involved. Mick Fleetwood said he did not like the extended version of the Madge sessions but shows differently. RIP Peter and Danny
Danny Kirwan was F*cking brilliant and he and peter together one of the greatest ever
I 've listened to all the best guitar players in my 70 years.....this is the absolute BEST....The 'real' FM, is Peter Green, and his mates. Awesome work here!
Duane Allman easily Green's equal...
So good yeah
@@petershort1932 Different. A great player, but a whole different idea.
Both blues players...Duane easily Green's equal...As was Mick Taylor...And Roy Buchanan and Jeff Beck...I'm tired of Green worshippers saying he's best...AND I've loved his work since band's inception in 1967...Kirwan lifted Green's playing in their short stint together...But when Allman's debut album's blast riffs in "Don't Want Ypu No More" seques into "It Ain't My.Cross To Bare", met.my ears in 1969, I was totally blown away at a NEW blues sound with master musicans/ SINGER...Dixie Dregs did same thing in 1980 to.me...
Allman Bros copied a lot from Green. You can hear Peter's licks from later Allman tune.
Peter and Danny, the greatest guitar duo in r&r and blues history, whatever they played together is a masterpiece, they are not underrated, we, the real blues lovers, put them at the highest rank, Peter is from another planet i guess
Jeremy Spencer was a damn good guitarist as well as Danny was but Peter was in a class of his own.
@@petedee123 Jeremy is/was a fantastic musician, ruclips.net/video/AvZ2ZUodOjM/видео.htmlsi=d8qBAF5Zakgi07u1, he is underrated, imo his music is comparable to Jeff Beck’s, Peter and Danny formed a duet type, a conversation/question-answer form (like Blackmore and Lord in Deep Purple), it is unique, we have not seen something like before, still unreached
Can't agree about Jeremy cause he only wanted to sound like Elmore James, not that there is anything wrong with that.
@@andrewbrown7789and he was mostly a slide guitarist. Nothing wrong with that. But he was third fiddle, in an incredible band.
Duane Allman n Dickie Betts ring any bells?
Then Play On is one of the best albums from the 60's , thanks for this it's cool
@ PhukIt 1865. I bought Then Play On on vinyl from a second hand record shop in my home town of Hartlepool( where Jeremy Spencer's from) sometime around 1972....best 50p I ever spent lol
I totally agree! I honestly think it's a masterpiece record.
👍
I bought this on Apple Music all 14 tracks for $12.00- a total steal. I’ve burned through it 45 times in the past 6 weeks ago..
Travelling on US Interstates, I frequently revisit this masterpiece when I want to experience a head bangin runaway train. Hear something different every time. What a ride!
The guitaring speaks for itself. The key is Mick Fleetwood, who sets a pace that brings out the best in his mates. What makes this such a monster is the drumming. This was the best period of Fleetwood Mac, the best of blues-rock.
Underrated indeed.
The guitaring???
Mick makes drumming sound easy lol.
This piece shows how underrated Mick and John really have been. They have been the rhythm section that carry the band along. They set the best rhythm for the number and form the rock solid basis for the guitarists to hang the melody and riffs on. Gives the guitarists freedom to develop the melody and riffs.No seeking drum solos. Very like Watts and Wyman.
Mick and McVie are at the top of the tier of excellent rhythm sections, they power the band forward, and The Genius surfs their waves furiously.
Four years today since Peter passed away. Still hard to get over. So brilliant, so humble, even well after his peak.
John and Mick in the zone. If anyone ever doubts mick's ability, play them this. Peter, Danny, Jeremy, John, and Mick, the original and best Fleetwood Mac.
You got it mate! Qui (yes)
I don't doubt it- but I heard Mick say, in a later inverview, that he preferred (though he loved original setup) latter Fleetwood Mac. I did not detect flaw in his speech pattern however I just do wonder now, what he truly thinks of the original Mac and the sound, and talent, and quality of it all! Not "oh I think it's better now". I don't want it to be a comparison (which btw on stage Nicks just stinks, now).
Agreed. Mick Fleetwood is hugely underrated.The Mac came to play our blues club in 67 I think it was, where I was playing bass in the resident band. He was the first drummer I had seen who could play a double shuffle.I was mesmirised!
Spent sound like Jeremy is playing on this track
ScooterPAK AGREED WHOLEHEARTEDLY SCOOTERPAK!!!
In my opinion Peter Green and Danny kirwan are in the same league as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page and Frank Zappa. And honestly they probably would say it themselves. I think most guitar players then and now respected Peter and Danny. Kind of frightened of them because they were that good. Remember Eric Clapton was blown away by Peter green. He highly rates him. I think it's amazing how they are never in the discussion of greatest guitar players of all time.
Peter was better than Danny but Danny was a perfect compliment to Peter God.
Mr Clapton, Mr Hendrix, take your seats at the back please. Unreal stuff from P.G and the band. Sonically this is absolutely staggering, rhythmically it's monstrous and the tones? Holy f**k. Doubt I'll hear a better piece of music in my life. I only found this tonight and I've been a fan for years. Bliss beyond words. ✨ ❤
WoW!!! Fighting & Searching for Madge on the album then play on, I have the original album! But man! There was a truck load missing from the then play on original recording, this is so good! I am gasping!! Never ever will this be repeated in any way,shape or form! Gonna take me a while to come down from this incredible jam!!
Jimmy Page sat at Peter Green's feet.
It's not just a pot-stew of jammin' & licks either. The Guitars don't crowd out each other or the band. There's still space for the listener to hear everything. Delightful.
I'm 38 and for me green is a god,!good car music on the highway😅
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some of the best music ever recorded
some of the best music ever made
quite possibly the definitive music for the late 60's
@@PhukIT1865puts Woodstock to shame.
brings back so many memories, how lucky I was to see these great musicians back in the day, when they weren't pop music!
RIP Peter Green....genius
Thanks to John Peel I found this band very early on when Jeremy did most of the vocals. I only saw them live once on 16th October 1969 in “Green’s Playhouse” Glasgow where I was a student. I nicked the poster from the common room & had it on my Bedroom Wall for years, sadly lost now. They played live better than on record. Sad Peter & Danny died too young.
Lucky you , jealous me . :)
ffs I missed nkrvana but seen msp in Hemel
@@alanjessop5572 over. 50. Years. Old. And. No. One. Has. Rocked. Like. This. !!!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸😳😳😳😳😳ever!!!!!!!!!🤘
@@alanjessop5572 I also saw them live once with this lineup at Fillmore West in San Francisco 19 January 1969. I thought music would always remain that good. Oh well...
What a roaring beast this band WAS. This must be just a taste of what the live shows were like.
Hi Roger. I saw them in London sometime in 1969. I was 16 years old. Although I moved on to Jazz and Classical music, I've never forgotten that memorable evening. Greeny was unbelievable, but the others (Danny, Jeremy, Mick and John) were superb too.
The Entire Band is FIRING on ALL CYLINDERS - Great Recording - Raw and Clear - a Real Treasure.
They definitely had it on "Full Burner" for this particular cut...and I've heard more than a half dozen different recordings of the boys doing the Madge jam.
If you imagine Mick Fleetwood hitting a speed bag instead of those skins (try it with shadow boxing) you come to realize just how in shape that skinny looking bloke was.
Just discovered this six-year-old post and so glad to find it! Thank you! I think they might have played this to open their set at a little dance hall called the Sound Factory in Sacramento in 1968 or 69. Can't be sure because memory fails on details. I think it was their first USA tour, or at least to California. They looked so young...around my age at the time (19) after a year in the Air Force and just before going to southeast Asia. I was surprised how informal they were and wearing jeans, t-shirts and sneakers. The first thing Peter said was something like "We're a bit nervous, do you mind if we jam a little to loosen up?"
Years later after buying all their U.S. albums (up to and including Future Games) I grew to love "Searching For Madge" (edited version on Then Play On) but only more recently started to believe they might have jammed on it to start that show. Which, by the way, wasn't even a full house in a smallish venue. I had just started to learn to play guitar...didn't realize then what a treasured memory it would be! Wish I could bring up more details on my brain's hard drive...haha. But I do recall them starting slow and eventually building to this same hard charging pace and multiple guitar duels. Just got chills thinking about it. Sorry for the long ramble.
Really enjoyed your account - thanx for sharing
At least you saw them. We didn't have a chance in Texas. That band never made it here. If they did I was in the ozone.
No long ramble, a great story is a great story so thanks for it!
Sounds beautiful!!!!😎
@@duaneberry3298 Sam Houston Coliseum in downtown Houston, 68? Great show!
This may be the best jam I've ever heard.
Only Allman Bros approaches n matches this amazing outburst...On another level from likes of jam bands like Grateful Dead, etc
Yes it is!!!
I agree. This is just unreal!
So awesome that this was released to the public a generation after excerpts had debuted on And Then Play On. THIS is PLAYING ON!!
Cedric Awspam do you know where it can be downloaded?
Peter was the real love child of blues for the 60's. I never bought into Clapton being that dude.
THIS "IS" Pure Jammin !!! in the Ether. Nothing this good today.
The more I listen to Peter Green the more I am so thankful my friend clued me into him about fifteen years. He was truly a remarkable musician 🤘
RIP Peter, RIP Danny. Legends. No words needed.
NO one could come close to playing this to day, this is great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,Peter is God on guitar
Then Danny is too!
He is to Peter what Dickie Betts was to Duane Allman. Excellent in his own right, but in the shadow of a true genius.
Al Lagoon beautiful, 🌺🍄🌷🌼
I agree absolutely 💯 👌 The best of 2022 nothing beats it .Thanks Peter Danny John Mick
Not forgetting Jeremy.
ABSOLUTELY SMOKIN' HOT LICKS!!! The more I listen...the more I learn about this Kick Ass band, the deeper my appreciation grows for these dudes. WOW! Yeah, I'm late to the party but at least I caught on! Thanks for posting!!
You are not late, just in time.
Young lads together 2years left a treasure trove of music cemented themselves as the greatest blues band to come out of G. Britain in my view
How about THE GREAT , still alive John Mayall , Blues Breakers, or Cream.
this song starts out like a locomotive, slowly chugging along then picking up momentum until it's roaring down the tracks full steam ahead..... then finally slowing down at the end of a thrilling ride.
Roald Arntzen: peter green is great on this track, but the rhythm section of john mcvie and mick fleetwood is excellent too.
Well said...
@@midnightrider7648 people underestimated mick and john cause of the "70s mac" and their aor vibe but they were veterans of the british blues scene. So they knew their s**t lol
@@ScooterPAK:
Fleetwood mac wasn't as commercially successful in the 60's as they were in the mid 70's. However, i appreciated their music more in the blues based 60's. Sorry to hear about peter green's passing.
RIP Peter Green. This just rocks like nothing else.
Hard Road by Mayall features peter green and the rythym section, predating Mac.
I am blessed to have just discovered this post. I’ve listened to Then Play On ever since it was released. One of my five favorite albums of all time. But now is the first time I’m hearing the live jam. Holy Cr**‼️ What a band 👏👏👏 Everyone’s in the Zone 😎
this world needs MORE 17 minute jams!! this is a fantastic performance.
Not too many cats with the chops to pull off a jam like this. I've played in bands that tried to cover this and it's a lot harder than it sounds. The way Kirwan and Green both shine AND stay out of each other's way is a superb example of improvisational musicianship. Not to mention the persuasive, driving foundation provided by messrs McVie and Fleetwood.
This always made me feel like I was FLYING!
Celebrating Peter Green's music and his life tonight
RIp indeed honestly amazing he lasted so long IMHO as he broke early on, didn't stop the amazing music..
I can't think of anything musically that brings me greater joy than this. I am so glad I have this on a CD
Original Mac with Danny, tough to beat
Only wish they could have gone on longer. Then play on, a true masterpiece.
Peter Green - the best there ever was, end of 🎸🎶✌🏻️
Right! Yess! Peter Green was the best guitar player John Mayall ever had. The best guitar player for me are the great P Green and Michel Bloomfield, Rory Gallagher, Jorma Kaukonen, and of course R. Blackmore, Robin Trower, John Cipollina, (Mick Bolton first guitar player of UFO band), etc etc.Greetings and sorry my bad English.
Otis Rush,Freddie King,BB King,Taj Mahall,Jonny Winter,Mike Bloomfield,Clapton,Magic Sam,Buddy Guy,Robert Cray,Hendrix,Mark Knoffler,Rory Gallagher,Neil Young, Chuck Berry,Mick Taylor,T-Bone walker,Huber Sumlin,Lightening Hopkins,John Lee Hooker,Robert Johnson,Frank Zappa,Ry Cooder,Snowy White. Just some of the guitarists i can get down to.
PETER GREEN. I forgot him thats how much i rate him. His name had already been typed in my head.
Peter was superb but some of us prefer Danny.
Prefer is the correct word :) their is only whats best for you :)
Isn't it kind of weird that in such a short time these guys have left a huge mark in music . Imagine if they were together for atleast 20 years...
Thats what great musician tend to havr in common they only last for a short time. Like a firework
this quite possibly is the best music ever recorded describing the 60's
Love this Jam..this later became 2 songs on Then Play On.."Searching for Madge" and "Fighting for Madge"..Then Play On..the best Mac album🎸🎶🎶
absolutely their best album, i think if they reased this as a double album, with this recording as an entire side the album would have been legendary outside of Peter Green Fans
Yeah Then Play On was the best which is saying something given the quality of the albums
👍 ABSOLUTELY!!! 👍 It's classic, timeless.
First time I've heard this version. F#@ing sensational!
This a perfect example of Peters fire and Dannys ice, These two guitarists were made to play together. This is beautiful to listen to.
They were amazing together. I walk to this on repeat and lose myself.
i have ways described Peter green's playing as cold fire, its so deliciously cool blooded
What about Mick Fleetwood's drumming? Incredible as well!
I listen to this song constantly... the pinnacle of Peter Green if you ask me.
It's an absolutely amazing song to drive to, I can't get enough of it!
watch your speed
burn it to a CD play it when you drive in your car. Fooking best music ever.
I'm listening on the couch trying to sleep but I'm speeding through the silvery skies on a journey of pure bliss. Astonishing song.
A cliché, I know, but Peter, and Danny...…….mindblowing stuff!
Best rock improvisation I ever heard. If you want to learn to play drums, just study what Mick does on this cut.
Smoked a joint. It was good music before it. But damn this is even better 😊. Awesome
Killer stuff....nobody jams like this no more these dayz......this IS the good ol dayzzzzzzz
RIP Peter Green. Thanks for the interstellar vibes!
RIP Peter Green
Excellent music. The best Blues Band of the 60's in my opinion.
doesnt get a whole lot better than this ,,, Not a weak link in the band, Solid musicians ,,, a legendary band ...
Simply stunning, and I had the joy of witnessing them at that time. An experience that has lasted my lifetime. No one ever did it as well.
These guys certainly could play.
'Searching for Madge' must be nearly 50 years old and the sound quality is amazing, still sounds fresh, even today.
this actually sounds better than the edits on Then Play On. this is a better source
RIP Peter. Thank you for all the amazing and innovative music
Old souls
You just can't find anything this good anymore! Magical time and place, I guess.
I´m absolutly agee with you, The music that was made in the last 60's - first of the 70's was realy so good so I miss it soo much!
Once in a lifetime. How lucky we were!
This is gold. Pure gold. It should have been a whole side of Then Play On.
here I am again because I love hearing genius
OH yes blows me away every time i listen to it.
What an awesome jam session. My favorite FWM cut. I wonder if there is any video of them playing this. Mick Fleetwood was just dynamic on the drums in this. You can recognize Danny Kirwan's sound on guitar.
I have this on the 3 CD set Men of the World
Peter Green is one of the greatest guitarists.
Absolutely, and I would add John McVie to the list that made this particular recording one of the best in rock history.
Some of the most amazing blues rock ever played, Perter was the MAN before the LSD fried his brain
Peter God.unbelievable.
I wish it didn't take someone's passing for me to start listening to this stuff, Peter Green was amazing, the whole band was amazing, and Mick Fleetwood must be included in my ever expanding list of top ten drummers 🎸🎸🎸
Doesn’t it need to stop at 10? : )
I expect Bonham no1eh?
@@leebutton1062 Bonham or Moon !
"Then Play On" was one of my treasured LPs back in '69 on. I dug the short version, but this gem is just awesome!
The only other bands I ever heard play with this much passion and virtuosity in jam sessions were Cream, Mountain, and The Allman Brothers. Pretty good company there. But early FM were in their own class. Brilliant.
Great comment - I couldn't think of any other bands who jammed as well as these ones!
ummm Zeppelin of course.
To all the people, that don't get Mick's brilliance on drums: This whole thing here should show his abilities christal- clear...
Creative drum work, complementing rather than only holding the groove..Musicality, groove... Shuffles, sharp and precise, than loose, what it's needed, he does it, and does it on point..
Very much this.
I am far far from a musician but this drum work caught my attention
ride on, Greeny; marvelous!!!!
This was my favorite song on the Then Play On album. This is the unedited version on steroids. Thanks so much.
Credited to John McVie and Mick Fleetwood but written by Peter Green with backing by Danny Kirwan.
I've been listening to the TPO version(s) of this since 1971 and the riff at 10.15 STILL makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
Right after 10:09 is my favorite part of the jam as well, Tim.
First the rhythm riff and the drums create a backbone and a pocket, and then that fabulous climactic guitar riff at 10+ delivers the Mike Tyson uppercut that puts the lights out. Yep.
Peter Green exhibits a direct connection between his head heart his fingers and a higher power.. Peter's love for the Delta blues and the Chicago blues sound gave him a starting point to emulate the greats . On this song and the Then Play On LP Peter showed his skill by combining the American blues with a more modern rock style creating a sound that put his skill and pushed the blues into another stratosphere that set fire to his music with the fire of his desires. Peter created a sound that is still being heard today and emulated by the new boys in town . Peter was a generational talent that has not been seen since he left us in 1970-1971. RIP to The Green God
Nothing as bluesy and psychedelic as the Mac with Greene and Kirwan
Needless to say but the driving drumming of Fleetwood is awesome
Funny how Green and Kirwin augered in, around 70-71, I went through the same thing never recovered. This world is hard and cruel, God help you if you have a heart,
And McVie, great percussion duo sound.
Rest In Peace, good sir! You played for an adoring public that loved your every move, every bluesy lick that melted our hearts, just as these 2 pieces show. You will be sorely missed by thousands of fans and we will play your music louder and longer to resound through the skies as you play in Heaven. Sleep well when you set your guitar down one last time.
It melts the heart alright, The best, 2022 and still nothing to match his genius.
Well said. My sentiments exactly.
The fact that he’s not in some heaven looking down makes me miss this guy even more.
WOW. I'm blown away at this recording. It brings it all back and I'm so glad I was there back then. Love Peter G.!
This comes from the "Then Play On" (1969) sessions . A great extended jam. One note, the "Wee One" Jeremy Spencer did not play on the sessions for this album. So what we are hearing is a massive guitar duel between Peter Green and Danny Kirwan. This is great stuff!
RIP Peter thanks for the music
28 down thumbs came here thinkin' they were going to hear a goat sing...............you got a God of the '59 Les Paul instead
reversed polarité neck pickup and great hands helps
Classic
J Dubbiyou 🤣🤣🤣
Ah yes fans of Miss Nicks have been quick on tbe upside down digit.
@@pressureworks yeah 90% of them would say ‘Peter who?’
These guitar tones!
By the way what kind of pedals they use?
None!! The tones are just cranked tube amps and master guitar playing & technique
Right? Sickest tone ever, and there's nothing to it. Literally just a guitar into an amp. The tone sounds so good because their PLAYING is so good. For a period they had Orange amps and later Fender amps. No pedals. They turn the amps up LOUD and then use the guitar's volume knob to dial it back. Their flawless technique and vibrato is the result of years of playing along with blues records. Literally the only way you can get that good. You're not born with it.
love the way the train pulls out of the station and charges full-steam ahead around 2:50 into this.
The band are firing on all cylinders here and thanks for the download. Peter plays with his heart, head, his fingers and a Higher Power. During the British Blues Boom of the 1960's Peter showed his superior feel, tone and understanding of playing slow enough to feel every note and yet add to the balance of the song. He did not feel it necessary to stand out as the guitar God but a member of a band, his lack of ego made for a better overall sound, each band member felt and was part of the finalized product. Even though Peter Green past on his music will comfort us. RIP Peter
Well said I bloody well right, I might add
i can see the maniacal look in mick fleetwood's dinner plate sized eyes as he pours his heart out into pounding on those drums during this session.
When you have so much instrumental talent who needs lyrics Jam on Greenie & Danny See ya in the great gig in the sky
The blues phrasing is impeccable. Such great timing and vibrato on those notes.
Vibrato was Danny''s trademark skill. Strongest hands and forearms in the business.
This is the best I ever heard!!!!!😎
Peter Greenbsum, Danny Kirwan, Jeremy Spencer, John Mcvie and Mick Fleetwood, PHENOMENAL LINE UP, each musician an absolute GREAT!!!
I would love to know the person that gave this a thumbs down.....that is just pure raw open talent....
A Rumours fan, no doubt.
babysgottalocomotive
hahaha !
Obviously an idiot or maybe just deaf!
SOME FOLKS MIGHT FIND IT REPETITIVE......................................
What a great band they were
You're right -that 24 minute "Rattlesnake Shake" is just crazy good!!
Fleetwood Mac brought a little light, wonder and humor into a period of obscurity and weariness in my life. Listening to it many years later, my sensitivity and admiration I felt for it grew. A difficult listening at first, he lends the orchestral direction of his flayed intelligence, until he draws you inevitably into his universe. Each listening reveals a little more of its mystery, its magic, this work becomes ineluctably timeless “Imperial”🌷
What the hell is “flayed intelligence”?
Ineluctably have to look it up.
.. i wonder, when I hear something so magnificent like this , and am move to comment I struggle with finding THE words that will show or at least point toward the sublime experience that music can bring, along with the astonishment that these people have this expression of self that can make such beauty and wonder.
I stretch out for new words to match or equal the extension of and new level above what I had known as even possible before.
This happens with Jimmy Hendrix repeatedly
This music by Fleetwood Mac is remarkable
I have been listening to this song since 1969 but never heard this version before to me it is one of the top three rock songs of all time
Peter green is such an underrated guitarist
+NickBigsmoke He was never underrated. Where were you during the sixties?
Really, by whom?
@@mrgordons at your moms house
Underrated…you’re kidding??
@@rogerludwig7619he’s probably young.
Too Special ...There's always that special quality to be found in Peter Green's music ...never hidden , spews right out at ya, kills with his massive clear cut tone !! Danny Kirwin ...relentless !! note after note with great fervor !! they're all wonderfully seasoned musicians here !! When you want to hear & feel good music ...come back here !!
Man I Love Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac.... Great Jam!....
Saludos desde Argentina!..
I missed an entire lifetime of extraordinary music. Not sure what I was doing or where I was, but I f'&&d up real bad. While I tuned out top 40 AM in Detroit and tuned in WABX to hear real music, I missed real music. This is...extraordinary.
It's just never too late ! You do have to listen to FM live @ Boston Tea Party, song called - Rattlesnake Shake (24mn long) ;-)
no man ..youre too hard on yaself..but ya i dig..feel the same way when I "discover" someone new to me.if i had to pick one decade..one era it would be here..in the 1960's IMHO the best decade for music. try FOREVER CHANGES by LOVE. Give a listen
***** Imagine if you never found it at all. A gift from the world
***** I've had a radio in my ear almost 50 years, and I know I haven't come close to hearing it all yet. Enjoy these new discoveries.
Everybody has missed an extraordinary life time of music out there because there is so much extraordinary music out there.
I just love Peter Green ... this is flipping awesome... thanks for uploading this
R.I.P Peter Green
kudos. this is the best music from the 60's
maybe include the next 50 years because the last 40 years of music has been dismal folks
Unreal....just kills it. Grateful that I dug into FM’s past. It’s quality that cannot be matched by any other FM rendition.
I feel like I'm flying when I listen to this!
Holy crap these guys were on fire. They don't make them like this anymore.
Is there anything better than this? Can’t listen to this enough. The very best!
Don't know why this hasn't been re-released. I have the double CD and it's great. Undercut is wonderful, as are the Jemery Spencer rock'n'roll numbers.
This jam is simply fantastic. Danny & Peter playing off each other is a wonder to listen. Both of them were my heroes since my days in '70. They influence my style of playing. Their music will live on forever. RIP for both of them. SL
What an unbelievably tight performance. All great musicians.
Awesome jam! I guess Jeremy was eclipsed when Peter invited Danny into the band. Agreed about Mick's great drumming too. And John pumped some good bass. You gotta' love it.
Greatness is never rewarded...
Kind of just comes ALIVE! Wow!!
The tone of both guitars and the mix ,best ever .