"Need your love so bad" was the first solo I ever learned, 40 years ago... too bad you 're picking on mister Clapton, you should not compare two giants!! You needed to get to know mister Green through mister Simpson? You mean, just recently? Now that is a shame! You should know your heroes!!!...Oh well!! (don't ask me what I think of you, I might not give the answer that you want me to...(
I’m on a Peter Green kick. Had a feeling to revisit your channel. Just have to reiterate the point- from a practical perspective, you are by far my favorite channel, Dave. If you broke off a specifically lesson-oriented channel I’m sure it would also be very successful. Thanks for everything 🙏
Hey brother , really enjoy your guitar lessons , loving the Peter green lessons especially as I’m a big fan and love his style of playing , I’m getting so much out of it . Keep up the great work brother . Greetings from Australia 👍
This video should be protected by the laws of gravy purely because of the good-natured, friendly and altruistic way that Lord Dave of Simpson SHARES his experience of playing like PG. You watch this video and are simply encouraged to have a go...there's no ego, no pride, no when-you're-as-good-as-me you might manage this attitude, just pure love and enthusiasm for the man, his music and the guitar. Only a robot algorithm could fail to see this!
Thanks for this re-upload, so sorry the copyright stuff has struck you hard. I had been wanting to approach you with a request breaking down the song Green Manalishi, specifically the lead parts and the solos on the Boston Tea Party and New Orleans 1970 versions, but I don't want to get you in more trouble with copyrights. Thank you for all the material you've given us. You've helped a lot of people learn how to play like Peter and without spending tons of money on other sites with lessons and buying guitar books which are a pain to learn from without watching someone.
Great stuff, Dave. This is so easy to follow. One day, when I eventually visit your country (Brycheiniog in particular, where my people are from), I'd like to catch up for a beer or two...only we prefer our beer cold here in OZ (".)
This information and demonstration with your personality makes learning fun . Absolutely excellent teaching. Can't thank you enough for the unlocking the neck lessons. Its opened up my world no end. I love Peter Green's touch . It's so uniquely him . I'd love you to break down oh well . Love the solo in that stop starts ect. Really shows his versatility off.
Great video Dave, Great guitar lessons. Great Tribute to the greatest guitar player in the world,welldone keep the videos coming, R.I.P. PETER GREEN see you on the other side.
I am listening to Peter since the 70s and I am covering some of his songs on acoustic and electric. His material is very rewarding when busking. ;-) Funny coincidence when I listen to your video I see the next song is Peter (playing a Strat) its a newer video but apart from that you are right that most of his stuff is a Les Paul. He played a Strat in the early days and he does so now from time to time but in between he played almost exclusively a Les Paul.
Peter briefly played a Strat some time I think around 1967 or 1968. It was a 50s model with a sunburst finish and maple finish. There are even photos of Fleetwood Mac shows with him playing that guitar, but then it completely disappears and he's back to the Les Paul.
I never listened to Peter Green-era Mac until seeing this for the first time. Those idiot record companies should be happy because more people are actually listening to the music and therefore they’ll get more royalties from the music sites.
Just watched the Andertons Peter Green thing Dave and I really loved it i’m really glad you’re involved in the videos and you really got me into thinking about Peter Green right from this first video and I just got asked to join a blues band so I’m re-visiting in all this stuff and hoping to sort of get much better at it. Thanks a lot Dave I really love it it really is inspirational I owe you one . Baz
Hi Dave - Give yourself a BIG PAT on the back for introducing your take on playing like Peter Green - You are a talented musician well done - very impressed.
I can’t believe I haven’t seen this with all the training I’ve been saving for the last 2 years..finally someone teaching Peter Green..I tt my friends about him and they are like who??? 😂tytytytytyty
This is such a great channel! I also just watched the Anderson video "Sound like Fleetwood Mac". Really excellent information, Dave! I was on a Wes Montgomery obsession until I discovered all this amazing Peter Green content on RUclips. Now I've modded my LP with Monty's Bethnal Green pickups.. Question Dave @thedavesimpson: how important is it to have a Fender amp like the Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb 1x12" you used in the Anderson's video? I think I read that Peter used a Marshall JTM 45 Mk II in the Bluesbreakers? I have one of those, so I'm not sure what extra the Fender amp would give?
Glad this was re uploaded. I remember watching this video and really taking a firm education on it. I always wanted to learn the way Peter played and sounded. All the other PG Vida you've done Dave have been very helpful. The only thing I was hoping for would be a video lesson on how to play the Supernatural when he was in John Mayall and the blues breakers. I can't find a proper tab or lesson on it. Either way great video.
Hmmm when one defines a scale normally its discussed in terms of key, intervals, maybe even notes. Peter green scale sure looks like a d minor pentatonic with an added. major 3rd.
Was wondering if it would be too much to ask to do a green manalishi live at Boston guitat tutorial would be too much to ask? I think your incredible and have best peter green lessons on RUclips hands down! Thanks
Awesome dave i wish you would or i mean could do a reibute in the fashio or thin lizzy ugh one thing i wish i was as talented as you to play all there songs there just amazing you do them so well ive been looking for a zokm pedal like yours to perhaps get the settings to have that tone .
Hey 👋, I do like your playing. Just ran into your site. I ‘m budgeted to my gear but, I pickup a Harley Benton p90 less Paul. I was very good price. They sold it as a blemished. Top pickup was breaking in out. I just had it rewire solder reversed it and no problem. It took a while to get because COVID-19. Shipping just stop for quite some time. But maybe you look into them or not. Thanks for you sharing your Music. I enjoy it very much. I’m 57 of age. Thank you again!!!
Just seen an old interview with Jimmy Page..the les Paul.. The interviewer asked About the mods He said a push pull pot takes the pick ups Out of phase.. The guy asked why..... Jimmy looked at him As if he was a twat.. And said.... PETER GREEN MAN.. ITS AS CLOSE AS I CAN GET..... guitar god salutes a guitar god... Respect....
H Dave Hope all is good with you. Love Peter green, any chance you could do a tutorial of fleetwood mac man of the world, such a great song and i think it says where he was when he wrote it.
Greetings from Hershey, PA, USA. Thanks so much for what you are doing. You are a gifted guitarist and guitar instructor. Are you using that BOSS 63reverb pedal? I purchased one after seeing your enthusiasm about it.🙂
how on earth can they stick adverts in the middle of music lessons that people are concentrating on? Dipsticks ruin it for everyone Sorry Dave. Great video as usual.
Hello Dave. Peter green left us recently. I would like to ask you a favor. Please analyse ( Peter and Dany)and give us a lesson of the solo part starting from 2:23 of black magic woman public version
RiP Greeny, very few came close to his feel.
We all miss Greeny,,, he was here to teach us and help us carry on. We miss you Peter.
I'm so glad you're uploading these again! Your breakdown videos are really meaningful. Screw the copyright police.
Thank you very much. : )
Superb lesson Dave...love this, in fact i just love the blues....thanks.
You introduced me to Peter green and now i can never get enough of hearing him a truly underappreciated blues man. Clapton is God? Please...
The Green God
I don't know that Peter is underappreciated to anyone that knows the blues.
"Need your love so bad" was the first solo I ever learned, 40 years ago... too bad you 're picking on mister Clapton, you should not compare two giants!!
You needed to get to know mister Green through mister Simpson? You mean, just recently? Now that is a shame! You should know your heroes!!!...Oh well!! (don't ask me what I think of you, I might not give the answer that you want me to...(
No need to attack each other guys. Beautiful thing about music is, you can always catch up.
I’m on a Peter Green kick. Had a feeling to revisit your channel. Just have to reiterate the point- from a practical perspective, you are by far my favorite channel, Dave. If you broke off a specifically lesson-oriented channel I’m sure it would also be very successful. Thanks for everything 🙏
Hey brother , really enjoy your guitar lessons , loving the Peter green lessons especially as I’m a big fan and love his style of playing , I’m getting so much out of it . Keep up the great work brother . Greetings from Australia 👍
That's so cool Dave, who wouldn't want to play like Peter Green?! Thanks for the great lesson.
This video should be protected by the laws of gravy purely because of the good-natured, friendly and altruistic way that Lord Dave of Simpson SHARES his experience of playing like PG. You watch this video and are simply encouraged to have a go...there's no ego, no pride, no when-you're-as-good-as-me you might manage this attitude, just pure love and enthusiasm for the man, his music and the guitar. Only a robot algorithm could fail to see this!
Thank you very much. : )
Thanks for this re-upload, so sorry the copyright stuff has struck you hard. I had been wanting to approach you with a request breaking down the song Green Manalishi, specifically the lead parts and the solos on the Boston Tea Party and New Orleans 1970 versions, but I don't want to get you in more trouble with copyrights. Thank you for all the material you've given us. You've helped a lot of people learn how to play like Peter and without spending tons of money on other sites with lessons and buying guitar books which are a pain to learn from without watching someone.
Thank you very much. : )
I absolutely love Greenie’s playing. The guy had brilliant feel and vibrato? Great series of videos.
Thank you very much. : )
Great stuff, Dave. This is so easy to follow. One day, when I eventually visit your country (Brycheiniog in particular, where my people are from), I'd like to catch up for a beer or two...only we prefer our beer cold here in OZ (".)
Thank you very much. : )
So atmospheric I had to watch this in the dark. Top notch what!
Thank you very much. : )
Excellent upoad - thanks. Greenie must have influenced Gilmour, surely.
I've always thought this!
youtube copyright is getting ridiculous, really ridiculous.
This information and demonstration with your personality makes learning fun . Absolutely excellent teaching.
Can't thank you enough for the unlocking the neck lessons. Its opened up my world no end.
I love Peter Green's touch . It's so uniquely him . I'd love you to break down oh well . Love the solo in that stop starts ect. Really shows his versatility off.
ruclips.net/video/FtozUvOabdg/видео.html
Pick up an LP, roll the tone off and Mr P Green just pops out! :-)
Rest In Peace Peter Green
Thank you Peter Green for the music , thank you Dave for the lessons
Fight the machine Davey boy!! 👊👊
Great video Dave, Great guitar lessons. Great Tribute to the greatest guitar player in the world,welldone keep the videos coming, R.I.P. PETER GREEN see you on the other side.
I am listening to Peter since the 70s and I am covering some of his songs on acoustic and electric.
His material is very rewarding when busking. ;-)
Funny coincidence when I listen to your video I see the next song is Peter (playing a Strat) its a newer video but apart from that you are right that most of his stuff is a Les Paul. He played a Strat in the early days and he does so now from time to time but in between he played almost exclusively a Les Paul.
Peter briefly played a Strat some time I think around 1967 or 1968. It was a 50s model with a sunburst finish and maple finish. There are even photos of Fleetwood Mac shows with him playing that guitar, but then it completely disappears and he's back to the Les Paul.
Just revisiting the lesson and learnt more in 5 mins than struggling with a book..thanks Dave :)
Thank you. :)
I never listened to Peter Green-era Mac until seeing this for the first time. Those idiot record companies should be happy because more people are actually listening to the music and therefore they’ll get more royalties from the music sites.
Just watched the Andertons Peter Green thing Dave and I really loved it i’m really glad you’re involved in the videos and you really got me into thinking about Peter Green right from this first video and I just got asked to join a blues band so I’m re-visiting in all this stuff and hoping to sort of get much better at it.
Thanks a lot Dave I really love it it really is inspirational
I owe you one .
Baz
Thank you. :)
going through this again in honour of peter. RIP great job Dave.
Hi Dave - Give yourself a BIG PAT on the back for introducing your take on playing like Peter Green - You are a talented musician well done - very impressed.
Thank you very much. : )
@@thedavesimpson Your very welcome Dave - Credit where credit is due !
I AM SOOOOO HAPPY THAT U ARE BRINGING BACK THE SERIES!!!!!! THIS IS WHAT REALY GOT ME INTO YOUR CHANEL IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!!!!!! THANKS!! AGAIN!
Thank you very much. : )
The Greeny scale changed my life. 🙏🏼🎸thank you
I came here from Chappers channel and Ive been here for hours! Fantastic playing and great material mate!
Thank you very much. :)
I can’t believe I haven’t seen this with all the training I’ve been saving for the last 2 years..finally someone teaching Peter Green..I tt my friends about him and they are like who??? 😂tytytytytyty
This is such a great channel! I also just watched the Anderson video "Sound like Fleetwood Mac". Really excellent information, Dave! I was on a Wes Montgomery obsession until I discovered all this amazing Peter Green content on RUclips. Now I've modded my LP with Monty's Bethnal Green pickups.. Question Dave @thedavesimpson: how important is it to have a Fender amp like the Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb 1x12" you used in the Anderson's video? I think I read that Peter used a Marshall JTM 45 Mk II in the Bluesbreakers? I have one of those, so I'm not sure what extra the Fender amp would give?
Your Peter Green analysis is absolute perfect !!! Would like to see a lesson for Driftin' (Demo-Version)
Kind of stumbled onto this Peter Green instructional series - and really glad I did, too. Very useful. A keeper. Thanks, Dave.
Just started my journey into the Peter Green Abyss with Captain Dave on board. wish me luck
Glad this was re uploaded. I remember watching this video and really taking a firm education on it. I always wanted to learn the way Peter played and sounded. All the other PG Vida you've done Dave have been very helpful. The only thing I was hoping for would be a video lesson on how to play the Supernatural when he was in John Mayall and the blues breakers. I can't find a proper tab or lesson on it. Either way great video.
Thank you very much. : )
thanks Dave brilliant Peter's touch was amazing
Thank you very much and indeedy it was. : )
Worth mentioning that the pickups were wired out of phase, which can be replicated by modern day trickery
I find your tutorial videos incredibly helpful - you are such a good tutor 👍
very glad you have re-uploaded these, what a treasure! 👏🏻🌟🎼🎸🇬🇧
Thank you very much. : )
Hmmm when one defines a scale normally its discussed in terms of key, intervals, maybe even notes. Peter green scale sure looks like a d minor pentatonic with an added. major 3rd.
Fantastic lesson Dave. Thanks 👍👍👍
Thank you very much. : )
Good man. I was enjoying rewatching them when they "went missing"! Fingers crossed!
Was wondering if it would be too much to ask to do a green manalishi live at Boston guitat tutorial would be too much to ask? I think your incredible and have best peter green lessons on RUclips hands down! Thanks
Or least the solo!
Awesome dave i wish you would or i mean could do a reibute in the fashio or thin lizzy ugh one thing i wish i was as talented as you to play all there songs there just amazing you do them so well ive been looking for a zokm pedal like yours to perhaps get the settings to have that tone
.
Thank you very much. : )
Thank you, Dave ❤️🎸
Servuzz from Vienna 🖐🏼
Fabulous video.
I'm just learning "Need your love so bad" so this was really helpful.
Thanks, Dave 😀
Thanks for these Dave! They are truly invaluable. : )
Thank you very much. : )
God bless you for this too
Thank you very much again. : )
Worlds loss, but heaven is singing the blues. I run p90’s top out of phase. Don’t over play tone. Let it work it’s own.
Hey 👋, I do like your playing. Just ran into your site. I ‘m budgeted to my gear but, I pickup a Harley Benton p90 less Paul. I was very good price. They sold it as a blemished. Top pickup was breaking in out. I just had it rewire solder reversed it and no problem. It took a while to get because COVID-19. Shipping just stop for quite some time. But maybe you look into them or not. Thanks for you sharing your Music. I enjoy it very much. I’m 57 of age. Thank you again!!!
I'm back to my origine nice you reuoload that one 👍🙂
Just seen an old interview with Jimmy Page..the les Paul..
The interviewer asked
About the mods
He said a push pull pot takes the pick ups
Out of phase..
The guy asked why.....
Jimmy looked at him
As if he was a twat..
And said....
PETER GREEN MAN..
ITS AS CLOSE AS I CAN GET.....
guitar god salutes a guitar god...
Respect....
Hey Dave,
Any fat chance to give a lesson on Blues in B-Flat (Before the Beginning)?
Good gravy, top man Dave
Thank you very much again. : )
Thx for the lesson Dave, always great 👍
H Dave
Hope all is good with you.
Love Peter green, any chance you could do a tutorial of fleetwood mac man of the world, such a great song and i think it says where he was when he wrote it.
Good to see this again. Thanks Dave.
Thank you very much. : )
Cool. Yes ! 😀
Thank goodness it is available again.
:)
Excellent lesson!
Thank you. :)
Much appreciated
Greetings from Hershey, PA, USA. Thanks so much for what you are doing. You are a gifted guitarist and guitar instructor. Are you using that BOSS 63reverb pedal? I purchased one after seeing your enthusiasm about it.🙂
Thank you very much. : )
Yayyyyy!!! 👏👏👏
how on earth can they stick adverts in the middle of music lessons that people are concentrating on?
Dipsticks ruin it for everyone
Sorry Dave. Great video as usual.
May 20 lock-down lesson…..
Good move Dave.Welcome back.
Thank you very much. : )
I thought you were going to talk about the pickup swap thing you mentioned at the beginning?
Dave , your honour, I refer to my comment on your re-upload of P.G. 5! Lol. deep respect from Ayrshire Scotland☮️.
Thank you very much again. : )
Loved that!
Peter Green magical
awesome this Dave
Hi Dave - Ace video series (again)! What are your CR120 settings for your Peter Green sound? Thanks very much :-)
Thank you very much. : )
The settings i use are
Dirty channel
Volume 10
Treble 0
Middle 4
Bass 0
Gain 6
@@thedavesimpson Perfect. Thanks!
awesome dave! Thanks!
Thank you for doing that AGAIN!!!
Thank you very much. : )
4 minutes in and I'm thinking - Green never used that much reverb
He did bit his was spring and sounded different.
There is no "copyright" for a "I IV V" minor chord progression. Nobody owns the copyright to a chord progression.
You'd think so. :(
Hoooray!!!
Yesssss!! C'mon Dave!
:)
Great stuff 👍🏻
Thank you very much. : )
Hello Dave. Peter green left us recently. I would like to ask you a favor. Please analyse ( Peter and Dany)and give us a lesson of the solo part starting from 2:23 of black magic woman public version
This version please. ruclips.net/video/hRu7Pt42x6Y/видео.html
As a HOMMAGES to the greatest guitarist of this world.
Thank you!
Thank you very much. : )
Brlliant
Thank you very much. : )
Was there much that had to be edited out?
Nopes.
I hate editing. So the little the better.
@@thedavesimpson That's not so bad then. Thanks for the lesson.
616
;-)