Bloody Brilliant. The beauty of this band is that they are all geniuses in their own individual ways. Peter Green was no longer there, genius songs still needed to be played and to be heard so Im glad this is here for me to listen to.
I fell in love ,as most young men back than with STEVIE & I remember getting my hands on a bootleg live version of this song which I believe was actually this concert. I thought it was incredible. Than I traced back the roots of FLEETWOOD MAC & discovered this guy called PETER GREEN . WOW!...RIP PETER. May your soul at long last be in peace.
Great to see the new Fleetwood Mac play the great Peter Greens great songs Peter and Dannny Kirwin would have loved this tribute I'm certain ROCK ON PEOPLE.
for all you certified judges sayin' this not up to the mark, kindly check out their Warehouse live, New Orleans (also1975) versions of the same. You might change your minds.
The best concert Fleetwood mac concert I ever saw was the dance floor in 1997 in Detroit and they killed it that night. Lindsey was in top form. It was a 4 hour show and dude was on stage non stop for 4 hours straight . Midway through the show Nick's and chris took a break and mick made a comment saying "were going to play some classics " They did Oh well Green manalishi Just Lindsey mick and john and that arena rocked that night.
@@mattg3019 I agree. Most of this video is pretty cool. "Oh, Well" she leaves the stage entirely as she should have. She should not have come back with her stupid dancing, tambourine shaking and ridiculous warbling. I often wonder if Lindsey saw it as a mistake to bring her into the band. If anything this video proves the band would have been much better without her. She sucks.
When you like the old Fleetwood Mac- era blues songs live, watch and listen at the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band fronted by Rick Vito. They are realy great ! Lindsey did a great job in 1975, is a great guitar player but he is absolutely no blues musician.
Those "bluesmen" can't create music of the variety like Lindsay B can and never will. Inquire into what record producers who worked with him think about his musicality - they are pros who know what they are talking about. Blues is stuck in the past - appeals to people who are that way.
I was thinking the same thing. Adds a great haunting layer to the song. Stevie's vocalizing at the end seemed out of place. Oh Well didn't sound right to me, no one sang the title line! And of course, as great as Lindsey is, that song is a two guitarist job.
I think Lindsey did a very legit job covering this Peter Green/Fleetwood material, especially considering he'd just been brought into the band and imagine that's what the crowd was still expecting. It couldn't have been entirely easy trying to fill those shoes!
Lindsey vs. Peter. You really can't compare since they were vert different with totally different styles. To me, Lindsey is more pleasing sonically and his playing style can't be duplicated. He used techniques that nobody else uses. My absolute fave is Fleetwood Mac's live 1976 "I'm so afraid". He makes you feel the pain and paranoia he was going through when wrote it. Anybody that hasn't seem that vid needs to.
@lakelandchief wow, u make me feel so old. i saw fleetwood mac in 1982 for the mirage tour, 3 YEARS before you were born. a little trivia here, the videos of them perfoming live from the mirage tour that you can see here on youtube (usually titled under mirage tour video) is one of the same concerts that i was at. they were filmed at 2 concerts at the forum in los angeles back in 82. they used the best performances from those 2 shows and put them on one video to make it seem like it was one show
From what I read Pete Green wrote Manalishi around the time he had a nervous break down. He had quite a few mental issues later on. Priest's version is great.
All the great bands go through metaphorical moments ...due to lots of reasons ...moving on , passing away or mental health problems as many have ..that does'nt mean to say there not worse or better just different as is the case with fleetwood mac from blues rock band to a more progressive one of the 70s & beyond...i like both versions ...but the peter green years were probably the most lucrative catalogue of songs in terms of rock classics that many artists have since wanted to cover ...
@lakelandchief trust me, no offense taken at all. i am glad that i was around to enjoy such awesome music when it came out. i got to enjoy some of the best rock, soul and disco from the late 70s as a pre teen, some great new wave and rock as a teen in the 80s, and some of the best club dance music and electronica as a young adult in the 90s. i had older sisters so they turned me on to the beatles and motown when i was a little kid in the early 70s.
Peter Green is the greatest guitarist ever, but LSD and marijuana destroyed his life, and when he returned he did not rise up to the heights he once was. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac was what I grew up to as a child, but born in 1973 did not realize it was never going to return. The greatest error in rock 'n roll history was in the naming of a band. Two great musicians wanted to retain their fame and so determined to put their names into the band, but they switched one name around to sound cooler. However if they had just switched the other name they would have gone down in infamy as Mick Fleetwood's Green Peter. EXAMPLES: Oh Well. ruclips.net/video/O8RhZDGLEXM/видео.html Green Manalishi. ruclips.net/video/8y0JVMXavvY/видео.html
@@ReligionOfSacrifice They didn't "switch a name around". The "Mac" in Fleetwood Mac refers to John McVie. Not Fleetwood's first name Mick. This is obvious. This is canon. (and technically it was "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac featuring Jeremy Spencer")
You know, not bad. Add one more guitar along with the keyboard, and this would have been even better. I give them an "A" for effort. Hey, you try following Peter Green, right?
Refer Carl Rudd (below). You got it right man. May I respectfully request that you extend your view of PG to include an appreciation of Kirwan. If you listen to the latest PG, it's real good but there is "something" missing. I realised eventually it is missing the 3rd's of harmony on guitar and voice by Danny Kirwan.
Sheesh, people. You don't have to bash this version of the band to appreciate the Peter Green era. He left. Was Fleetwood supposed to just throw his drums away and quit? They were a blues band with Green, a rock band with Buckingham/Nicks. I love both versions.
I gotta say- whichever incarnation of the Mac that you might prefer, how many bands can get it done with four (4) different personas? Saw them last year with Mike Campbell (Tom Petty Band) on guitar and Neil Finn (Crowded House) on vocals do “Oh Well” (Mike sang it) and they killed it. Don’t know if the stories about Lindsey are true or not- so I won’t even go there. What I will say though is- If they have to get two (2) people to replace you (one to sing your parts and another to play them), that’s a pretty high level to have achieved. As for the much Loved Stevie Christie can sing rings around her.
Spre deosebire de voi,eu nu am nici un secret am dezvoltat acest subiect de când dețin acest telefon am spus numai adevărul și da ! Viata nu este nici teatru nici joc depocher
What is it with all the butthurt commenters bitching about Lindsey Buckingham? He’s not Peter Green, he’s not trying to be Peter Green. Would people rather be just try to ape PG and fail at it instead of put his own spin on things? It’s not Buckingham’s fault that Green had mental health issues.
Really, to do them justice, we should consider the post Peter Green, Danny Kirwan Fleetwood Mac as an entirely different group. Different musical direction and everything.
@fundies2 Thanks for pointing that out! I love Fleetwood Mac! I was born in 85. I first heard about them in there 04? reunion tour. I wanted to go in 09 hopefully next year. The first two times are like "Where is Waldo"! lol.
@lakelandchief you are correct. "Go your own way: is off the rumours album which came out in "77" tho that song first started getting payed on the radio in late "76" i think.
I was thinking the same about the bass, turn it up mofos ! On the other hand, Mick's kit sounds freakin' awesome and he is pounding the snot out of them Ludwigs, impressive.....
JamesAllmond: Ain’t that the truth. You couldn’t make it up... But Mick Fleetwood was always under Stevie’s thumb, and when she stamped her foot at Lindsey, the pair of them held sway. So unfair.
I went to see Fleetwood Mac. Paramount Theatre, Seattle 1972. I walked out...drunk and stoned and pissed, almost arrested. It wasn't FLEETWOOD MAC. Christie Mckvie was not on stage nor anyone I recognized. Beyond doubt ...the best guitar player from that era was PETER GREEN before his drug overdose on ACID. Immaculate guitar playing without redundancy. Brilliant licks on THEN PLAY ON Brilliant.
Like you said it was just after they joined, so their set list was comprised of Green-era and Welch-Era material, since the big hits from the Rumours period weren't written yet. Buckingham later said that the Green-Era songs were dropped since he felt that he could never do them justice. Which is a shame I'd would have loved hearing the Buckingham-Nicks-McVie three part harmony on songs like "Man of the world" Or to hear Buckingham's lush finger style playing on a song like "Albatross"
Every incarnation of Fleetwood Mac after Green departed honored him by playing some of his old songs. And I'd bet many of the fans appreciated it too. I know I did.
This is one of those rare songs that should have been left alone. NOBODY can do this timeless gem justice. It simply should never be covered. Even by a new version of the original group that recorded it. Peter Green was a unique talent the likes of which comes along every decade or so.
I completely disagree. Buckingham did the songs justice.even though he wasn't the original. I used to think bands shouldn't Led Zep until I heard Heart playing Zep songs in 1980. Heart had deep understanding of LZ and you can hear it. That being said, Heart is the only band that earned the right to play them. Nobody else ever did LZ justice in the least. Plant, Page, and Jones agree.
Both were two of FM's most popular sangs at the time. Leaving them out of the set list would be like the Stones not performing songs recorded between "69-'74 after Mick Taylor left. Taylor didn't write them but his lead guitar is was made them great. Ask any Stones fan about Mick Taylor's contributions.
Guitar player: "Ask any Stones fan about Mick Taylor's contributions." I think any Stones fan worth their salt will tell you that Taylor wrote a lot of stuff for that band that he never received proper credit for, but instead Keef, who occasionally turned up at the studio in the 70s when he wasn't strung out, took many of those credits (and the royalties), and it was this lack of recognition and compensation (and ultimately appreciation) that eventually led to Taylor's departure.
Brian, cocaine didn't effect her sexiness in the least. Age? Maybe. Coke? Not a chance. Millennials would be shocked if they knew about all the drugs bands in the 70's did. Millennials would also be dead if they did even a 10th of what 70's rockers did.
this is so clear that u can actually see stevie backstage (1:53, 2:24,2:40 and 2:55) . how did u get such a clear copy of this? by the way, the green manalishi is one of my all time favorite fleetwood mac toons and i wish there were more live versions out there for us to enjoy.
@fundies2 Good thing some people say "thanks for reminding me" lol sorry should of said it different. Correct me if I am wrong "Go your own way" was on rumors right in 77? That is why there are not playing it here?
check out the video at the 5:52 mark and you will hear him say the green manalishi in that verse. and yes, both songs are Peter Green songs. Allot of old time Peter Green fans do not like this version or the Judas Priest version. If you havent checked out the Judas Priest version, do so. its pretty good. Any way, this version has always been my favorite version because i love the hammond organ as it adds to the darkness of the song. also love the Stevie part as the song climax' at the end.
jaxflfreebird His singing is awful! I’m sure someone down the pub could do better. Leave Peter Green’s classics alone and stick to the bland rubbish you’ve been doing since.
He's no Peter Green but he's no slouch at all. I used to hate anything post Kirwan but I've learned to respect Buckingham as a player. He is very gifted and i admire his finger picking technique.
Ok, so it's not Green and Kirwan. What it is is a band pulling itself out of the doldrums. Never again would they have to rely on the past glories of 1968 - 1970. They established their own repertoire. It is fascinating to see the transition.
Hey, it's not Lindsey Buckingham's fault the guitarists before him had serious mental health challenges, or were given acid. Dude did pretty great for a single guitar player that specializes in frenetic Americana folk rock guitar.
People like to point out that as good as a lineup such as the Buckingham Nicks era was there was definitely a limit to what they could do. And now that you point it out I never realized that the Buckingham Nicks era was just a one guitar band and Peter Green had two and then three guitars. The Bob Welch years are pretty fuzzy though. People were just leaving after Pete left, first with Jeremy Spencer and then Danny Kirwan was fired. After that I don't know who played beside Bob on guitar or how long they were in the band.
@@jaxflfreebird Bob Weston was the lead guitarist in 1973 (two albums) with Welch on rhythm guitar. Then Weston messed with Mick's wife and was canned. Welch was the only guitarist in 1974 (one album).
Mick fleetwood and John mcvie shit on ALL of their band members. I think it was because all of the rest of them were so much better than them and got all their women. You think Lindsey didn’t mess with Christine? Pshhhh. Look at some of the old photos taken behind the scenes. Christine was messing with Lindsey when she was with John. I guess Lindsey just said “wanna trade”? And didn’t get kicked out because he gave up Stevie.
@fundies2 Why is this second song called what it is? I have not heard Green Manalishi anywhere in the lyrics. Now these two songs are the both from the Peter green era?
@fundies2 Sorry don't mean to make you feel old. I just don't like my generations music. I never listen to the radio. I wish FM, Jim Croce, Meatloaf, Lynard Skynard, groups like that where played more on the radio. My first concert I saw was Meatloaf in 02!
Gotta give Lindsay credit for having a go at the Green Gods songs- - could do without Stevies vocals thou no disrespect but don't think this is on her best of
Go listen to Tusk or the Buckingham/Nick's album. Tons of great guitar parts. He's super influential when it comes to: -Layering frenetic folk guitar with electrics -Writing great songs -Very concise fingerpicking -Singing while fingerpicking -Agressive rhythm guitar -The background lead style on Dreams has been ripped off so many times people forget he kind of came up with that Peter Green and Danny Kirwan had a cool vibe but Green was more of a really cool guitar player with an amazing voice and mood.
The same notes. But.....what a difference in technique!! If one listens to this version, one can truly start to understand what a phenomenal musician and guitarist Mr. Green was. I will be very happy, if I never have to listen to this aagain.
He’s no Peter Green that’s true but Buckingham is great in his own right
He played it like he owned the song. Damn hell he's great.
Lindsay leaves Green in the dust...
Ridiculous comment @@johnromanchuk4198
Bloody Brilliant. The beauty of this band is that they are all geniuses in their own individual ways. Peter Green was no longer there, genius songs still needed to be played and to be heard so Im glad this is here for me to listen to.
I heard A rumor
I fell in love ,as most young men back than with STEVIE & I remember getting my hands on a bootleg live version of this song which I believe was actually this concert. I thought it was incredible. Than I traced back the roots of FLEETWOOD MAC & discovered this guy called PETER GREEN . WOW!...RIP PETER. May your soul at long last be in peace.
Anyone who listens to this straight after Peter Green does the number won't ever be able to listen to the Buckingham infused Mac again!~
Great to see the new Fleetwood Mac play the great Peter Greens great songs Peter and Dannny Kirwin would have loved this tribute I'm certain ROCK ON PEOPLE.
♥️👌🏼 ...Greeny into my soul I'm sure yep with Kirwan and Spencer...sorry it's funny but with that...jamais never.
Good evening ⭐
My hearts armed up to these new Fleetwood Mac at that time to pay respect to the GREAT PETER ALLEN GREEN
Green Manalishi, Oh Well, and Rhiannon are respectively my three favorite Fleetwood Mac songs.
Lindsey has the perfect voice and great guitarist, what an amazing addition to get lindsey and him saying that stevie has to also come
for all you certified judges sayin' this not up to the mark, kindly check out their Warehouse live, New Orleans (also1975) versions of the same. You might change your minds.
Lindsey Rocks
The best concert Fleetwood mac concert I ever saw was the dance floor in 1997 in Detroit and they killed it that night. Lindsey was in top form. It was a 4 hour show and dude was on stage non stop for 4 hours straight . Midway through the show Nick's and chris took a break and mick made a comment saying "were going to play some classics "
They did Oh well
Green manalishi
Just Lindsey mick and john and that arena rocked that night.
Stevie Nicks gives a haunting but wonderful performance at the end.
Yes was always my favorite part of this FM version.
@@EDJ1845 Kind of helps bring some of the spookiness of the studio version in here. Love it.
Uh no, she ruined it.
@@mattg3019
I agree, so much so I couldnt finish hearing her howl. Peter's thinking wtf
@@mattg3019 I agree. Most of this video is pretty cool. "Oh, Well" she leaves the stage entirely as she should have. She should not have come back with her stupid dancing, tambourine shaking and ridiculous warbling. I often wonder if Lindsey saw it as a mistake to bring her into the band. If anything this video proves the band would have been much better without her. She sucks.
When you like the old Fleetwood Mac- era blues songs live, watch and listen at the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band fronted by Rick Vito. They are realy great !
Lindsey did a great job in 1975, is a great guitar player but he is absolutely no blues musician.
Those "bluesmen" can't create music of the variety like Lindsay B can and never will. Inquire into what record producers who worked with him think about his musicality - they are pros who know what they are talking about. Blues is stuck in the past - appeals to people who are that way.
Thanks for this, I never thought I'd see this version.
this Lindsey could play 👍
The Hammond sounds amazing on Green Manalishi
Yeah adds a nice/different touch
I was thinking the same thing. Adds a great haunting layer to the song. Stevie's vocalizing at the end seemed out of place.
Oh Well didn't sound right to me, no one sang the title line! And of course, as great as Lindsey is, that song is a two guitarist job.
my 2 favorite Fleetwood Mac songs! smash that like button
I think Lindsey did a very legit job covering this Peter Green/Fleetwood material, especially considering he'd just been brought into the band and imagine that's what the crowd was still expecting. It couldn't have been entirely easy trying to fill those shoes!
Especially as the original had 3 guitarists apart from the bass
Welch did a better rendition of this tune.
Lindsey vs. Peter. You really can't compare since they were vert different with totally different styles.
To me, Lindsey is more pleasing sonically and his playing style can't be duplicated. He used techniques that nobody else uses.
My absolute fave is Fleetwood Mac's live 1976 "I'm so afraid". He makes you feel the pain and paranoia he was going through when wrote it. Anybody that hasn't seem that vid needs to.
I think only Kirwan and Green played on the original. Not sure if Spencer made a contribution.
Just a matter of taste. I love both! I guess, Lindsey can handle a broader repertoire than Peter could.
When I think back how long ago this was it's mind blowing.
I was in the 7th. grade and now Im pushing 50
Amazingly brilliant ❤❤❤❤omg
@lakelandchief wow, u make me feel so old. i saw fleetwood mac in 1982 for the mirage tour, 3 YEARS before you were born. a little trivia here, the videos of them perfoming live from the mirage tour that you can see here on youtube (usually titled under mirage tour video) is one of the same concerts that i was at. they were filmed at 2 concerts at the forum in los angeles back in 82. they used the best performances from those 2 shows and put them on one video to make it seem like it was one show
I'm impressed. Sad they degenerated into a pop group. They obviously can play... nice to see they let it out once for us to enjoy.
Very sad that they wound up selling 60 million records as a “pop” group. More cowbell, Mick! And this, my friends, is why punk rock was invented.
GREENBAUM.
Stevie looks amazing!
she always did !
Never compare. That's a fool's errand. Music is personal as DNA.
After Peter Green, I'd say Bob Welsh was the best at the Green Manalishi.
From what I read Pete Green wrote Manalishi around the time he had a nervous break down. He had quite a few mental issues later on. Priest's version is great.
All the great bands go through metaphorical moments ...due to lots of reasons ...moving on , passing away or mental health problems as many have ..that does'nt mean to say there not worse or better just different as is the case with fleetwood mac from blues rock band to a more progressive one of the 70s & beyond...i like both versions ...but the peter green years were probably the most lucrative catalogue of songs in terms of rock classics that many artists have since wanted to cover ...
The original was played by 3 guitarists don’t forget....
2... jeremy was shaking the maracas
Thanks for pointing that out 😊
@lakelandchief trust me, no offense taken at all. i am glad that i was around to enjoy such awesome music when it came out. i got to enjoy some of the best rock, soul and disco from the late 70s as a pre teen, some great new wave and rock as a teen in the 80s, and some of the best club dance music and electronica as a young adult in the 90s. i had older sisters so they turned me on to the beatles and motown when i was a little kid in the early 70s.
Damn people are mad in these comments
Peter Green is the greatest guitarist ever, but LSD and marijuana destroyed his life, and when he returned he did not rise up to the heights he once was.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac was what I grew up to as a child, but born in 1973 did not realize it was never going to return.
The greatest error in rock 'n roll history was in the naming of a band. Two great musicians wanted to retain their fame and so determined to put their names into the band, but they switched one name around to sound cooler. However if they had just switched the other name they would have gone down in infamy as Mick Fleetwood's Green Peter.
EXAMPLES: Oh Well.
ruclips.net/video/O8RhZDGLEXM/видео.html
Green Manalishi.
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@@ReligionOfSacrifice They didn't "switch a name around".
The "Mac" in Fleetwood Mac refers to John McVie. Not Fleetwood's first name Mick.
This is obvious. This is canon.
(and technically it was "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac featuring Jeremy Spencer")
You know, not bad. Add one more guitar along with the keyboard, and this would have been even better. I give them an "A" for effort. Hey, you try following Peter Green, right?
RIP Peter!
To be fair, these are Greenie’s songs plus he had Kirwan and Spencer helping build these songs live
Exactly. The ensemble matters in any style. The personalities of the players become the music.
Refer Carl Rudd (below). You got it right man. May I respectfully request that you extend your view of PG to include an appreciation of Kirwan. If you listen to the latest PG, it's real good but there is "something" missing. I realised eventually it is missing the 3rd's of harmony on guitar and voice by Danny Kirwan.
Thank you! IMHO, it was the shared lead guitars of Green and Kirwan that so beautifully made 'Oh,Well', 'Albatross', 'Green Manaleashy'.
Some songs are better not touched, this is but one of them.
In 1975 I was 11. I will be 50 this year.Sure doesn't seem like almost 40 years ago and 40 years from now I'm gonna be in a coffee can lol
Never noticed Christine’s organ playing in this before. Rip ms perfect
es de lo mejor que he visto
They were also doing Hypnotized on this tour, Lindsay made it real spooky
My God, L is good !!
Sheesh, people. You don't have to bash this version of the band to appreciate the Peter Green era. He left. Was Fleetwood supposed to just throw his drums away and quit? They were a blues band with Green, a rock band with Buckingham/Nicks. I love both versions.
I gotta say- whichever incarnation of the Mac that you might prefer, how many bands can get it done with four (4) different personas?
Saw them last year with Mike Campbell (Tom Petty Band) on guitar and Neil Finn (Crowded House) on vocals do “Oh Well” (Mike sang it) and they killed it.
Don’t know if the stories about Lindsey are true or not- so I won’t even go there.
What I will say though is-
If they have to get two (2) people to replace you (one to sing your parts and another to play them), that’s a pretty high level to have achieved.
As for the much Loved Stevie Christie can sing rings around her.
Spre deosebire de voi,eu nu am nici un secret am dezvoltat acest subiect de când dețin acest telefon am spus numai adevărul și da ! Viata nu este nici teatru nici joc depocher
What is it with all the butthurt commenters bitching about Lindsey Buckingham? He’s not Peter Green, he’s not trying to be Peter Green. Would people rather be just try to ape PG and fail at it instead of put his own spin on things? It’s not Buckingham’s fault that Green had mental health issues.
Really, to do them justice, we should consider the post Peter Green, Danny Kirwan Fleetwood Mac as an entirely different group. Different musical direction and everything.
@fundies2 Thanks for pointing that out! I love Fleetwood Mac! I was born in 85. I first heard about them in there 04? reunion tour. I wanted to go in 09 hopefully next year. The first two times are like "Where is Waldo"! lol.
When the Mac wants to let their hair down they are unmatched .
Peter Green was on a level no one else could reach, he must of known that
Apples and oranges Lindsay Buckingham is so underrated it's not true Peter Green was great as well, just different, r.i.p Mr Green
@lakelandchief you are correct. "Go your own way: is off the rumours album which came out in "77" tho that song first started getting payed on the radio in late "76" i think.
I was there
"I still prefer the original
Fleetwood Mac and even
the lineup with Bob Welch."-🤔🌐🌍🌎🌏🌐..
I'd love to hear this sung by Stevie Nicks
Oh my god ,she makes every good song with her voice 👎and thatone doesnt fit to her at all , it's very special from P.G. and belongs only to him
OK, so Lindsey’s no Peter Green - but it’s pretty damn fine job anyway. I just wish the bass had been mixed better on this
I was thinking the same about the bass, turn it up mofos ! On the other hand, Mick's kit sounds freakin' awesome and he is pounding the snot out of them Ludwigs, impressive.....
Mick Fleetwood seems to be speeding with that beat, for 50% of the time.
Wow. Never knew they did green manalishi with rumours lineup.
Actually 3 guitars, including the acoustic on the studio version.
Great version of Green Manilishi. Love Stevie's vocalization at the end.
IMHO, wrong person recently got booted from that band...
JamesAllmond: Ain’t that the truth. You couldn’t make it up... But Mick Fleetwood was always under Stevie’s thumb, and when she stamped her foot at Lindsey, the pair of them held sway. So unfair.
Say that again. They let go of their life ring. #Buckingham
I went to see Fleetwood Mac.
Paramount Theatre, Seattle 1972.
I walked out...drunk and stoned and pissed, almost arrested. It wasn't FLEETWOOD MAC.
Christie Mckvie was not on stage nor anyone I recognized.
Beyond doubt ...the best guitar player from that era was PETER GREEN before his drug overdose on ACID.
Immaculate guitar playing without redundancy. Brilliant licks on THEN PLAY ON
Brilliant.
The Infamous Bogus Mac. They never knew it. Later they recorded as Stretch. 'Why did you do it?' around '75.😁
Excellent versions of both songs. Lindsay and Stevie had just joined the band so I doubt it was their idea to do them.
Lindsey is a guitarist and composer, he probably suggested playing the songs.
Like you said it was just after they joined, so their set list was comprised of Green-era and Welch-Era material, since the big hits from the Rumours period weren't written yet.
Buckingham later said that the Green-Era songs were dropped since he felt that he could never do them justice. Which is a shame I'd would have loved hearing the Buckingham-Nicks-McVie three part harmony on songs like "Man of the world" Or to hear Buckingham's lush finger style playing on a song like "Albatross"
Buckingham is humble. He did a great job playing old Fleetwood Mac.
J Wags probably the drummer and Bass player since they was in the band at the time
Every incarnation of Fleetwood Mac after Green departed honored him by playing some of his old songs. And I'd bet many of the fans appreciated it too. I know I did.
The drum mics pick up Mick Fleetwood groaning, moaning and counting all the way through “ Oh Well “
Ojalá fleetwood mac hubiera mantenido este estilo
This is one of those rare songs that should have been left alone. NOBODY can do this timeless gem justice. It simply should never be covered. Even by a new version of the original group that recorded it. Peter Green was a unique talent the likes of which comes along every decade or so.
I completely disagree. Buckingham did the songs justice.even though he wasn't the original. I used to think bands shouldn't Led Zep until I heard Heart playing Zep songs in 1980. Heart had deep understanding of LZ and you can hear it. That being said, Heart is the only band that earned the right to play them. Nobody else ever did LZ justice in the least. Plant, Page, and Jones agree.
Both were two of FM's most popular sangs at the time. Leaving them out of the set list would be like the Stones not performing songs recorded between "69-'74 after Mick Taylor left. Taylor didn't write them but his lead guitar is was made them great. Ask any Stones fan about Mick Taylor's contributions.
Guitar player: "Ask any Stones fan about Mick Taylor's contributions."
I think any Stones fan worth their salt will tell you that Taylor wrote a lot of stuff for that band that he never received proper credit for, but instead Keef, who occasionally turned up at the studio in the 70s when he wasn't strung out, took many of those credits (and the royalties), and it was this lack of recognition and compensation (and ultimately appreciation) that eventually led to Taylor's departure.
Sorry, sir. I'd say ONCE. Once in forever. Peter Green was a singularity.
the rockets do a smokin' version of the song.
needs more cowbell
Stevie Nicks is one of the hottest women of all time.
was. cocaine is a helluva drug.
Stevie poured our sexiness without trying to.
Brian, cocaine didn't effect her sexiness in the least. Age? Maybe. Coke? Not a chance.
Millennials would be shocked if they knew about all the drugs bands in the 70's did. Millennials would also be dead if they did even a 10th of what 70's rockers did.
this is so clear that u can actually see stevie backstage (1:53, 2:24,2:40 and 2:55) . how did u get such a clear copy of this? by the way, the green manalishi is one of my all time favorite fleetwood mac toons and i wish there were more live versions out there for us to enjoy.
@fundies2 Good thing some people say "thanks for reminding me" lol sorry should of said it different. Correct me if I am wrong "Go your own way" was on rumors right in 77? That is why there are not playing it here?
Easy there Yoko.
Curtis Moffett exactly! Stevie, don't you have lines to snort offstage?
That was great. Lent some of the crazed atmosphere to the song.
check out the video at the 5:52 mark and you will hear him say the green manalishi in that verse. and yes, both songs are Peter Green songs. Allot of old time Peter Green fans do not like this version or the Judas Priest version. If you havent checked out the Judas Priest version, do so. its pretty good. Any way, this version has always been my favorite version because i love the hammond organ as it adds to the darkness of the song. also love the Stevie part as the song climax' at the end.
where in Largo, MD is this show? great vid!
the old venue the Capital Centre...used to have many years of music, basketball and hockey...
Not even close - just shows how good Peter Green was!
Lindsey sounds like shite compared to Pete. No contest.
jaxflfreebird His singing is awful! I’m sure someone down the pub could do better. Leave Peter Green’s classics alone and stick to the bland rubbish you’ve been doing since.
@@jaxflfreebird exactly i was saying same thing
He's no Peter Green but he's no slouch at all. I used to hate anything post Kirwan but I've learned to respect Buckingham as a player. He is very gifted and i admire his finger picking technique.
Bucking ham and Roy Clark, two of the best pickers
Awesome!
Not bad but not even in the same universe as Peter Green, still good anyway.
2 different people. Peter Green did Peter Green the best. Lindsey isn't bad.
RIP Peter..
Yea...been said before, but this AINT the same band without the original members. RIP Peter.
@@Tsalinger Lindsey is great. I actually feel his ferocity in the solo on Manalishi. Probably the most underrated guitar player.
I will reject, those who reject me
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Groovy
I listened 2:11 minute of this crap and thought of Greeny n Danny made me sad and angry with admiration for what they shared..peace n love.
It's not Lindsey Buckingham's fault people gave acid to Green and Kirwan.
The guitar/organ/tambourine dancing arrangement was pretty clean and tight.
Ok, so it's not Green and Kirwan.
What it is is a band pulling itself out of the doldrums. Never again would they have to rely on the past glories of 1968 - 1970. They established their own repertoire.
It is fascinating to see the transition.
Hey, it's not Lindsey Buckingham's fault the guitarists before him had serious mental health challenges, or were given acid.
Dude did pretty great for a single guitar player that specializes in frenetic Americana folk rock guitar.
People like to point out that as good as a lineup such as the Buckingham Nicks era was there was definitely a limit to what they could do. And now that you point it out I never realized that the Buckingham Nicks era was just a one guitar band and Peter Green had two and then three guitars. The Bob Welch years are pretty fuzzy though. People were just leaving after Pete left, first with Jeremy Spencer and then Danny Kirwan was fired. After that I don't know who played beside Bob on guitar or how long they were in the band.
@@jaxflfreebird Bob Weston was the lead guitarist in 1973 (two albums) with Welch on rhythm guitar. Then Weston messed with Mick's wife and was canned. Welch was the only guitarist in 1974 (one album).
Mick fleetwood and John mcvie shit on ALL of their band members. I think it was because all of the rest of them were so much better than them and got all their women. You think Lindsey didn’t mess with Christine? Pshhhh. Look at some of the old photos taken behind the scenes. Christine was messing with Lindsey when she was with John. I guess Lindsey just said “wanna trade”? And didn’t get kicked out because he gave up Stevie.
Good attempt by Buckingham
Warms up
It just doesn't sound right with one guitarist doing the work of two..
John Mcvie, Lindsey Buckingham, mick Fleetwood the soul of Fleetwood Mac.
Peter Green was the soul of Fleetwood Mac
I'm sure when they first toured the UK, Lindsey had to deal with all the people in these comments giving him the finger from down in the audience.
Nice it's Green but it's good
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This could've been a Lindsey song, it suits his style and vocals well. Not so The Green Manalishi though.
Why Fleetwood Mac starts to do fucking pop in 80s? 😕😕
@fundies2 Why is this second song called what it is? I have not heard Green Manalishi anywhere in the lyrics. Now these two songs are the both from the Peter green era?
What were you listening to
Grow some ears and listen again.
@fundies2 Sorry don't mean to make you feel old. I just don't like my generations music. I never listen to the radio. I wish FM, Jim Croce, Meatloaf, Lynard Skynard, groups like that where played more on the radio. My first concert I saw was Meatloaf in 02!
He is no Danny Kirwan.
Weird,,,,ok... NOT BAD, for a cover, but L.B is NO Peter Green.... PERIOD.
xactly
but just to give Lymdsey a little credit, Peter had Danny Kirwin and Jeremy Spencer helping with the guitars
Carl Rudd What are you talking about Lindsey can outplay Peter any day of the week.
@@mkwrockers0099 no.
@@mkwrockers0099 no
Gotta give Lindsay credit for having a go at the Green Gods songs- - could do without Stevies vocals thou no disrespect but don't think this is on her best of
Anyone who listens to this straight after Peter Green does the number won't ever be able to listen to the Buckingham infused Mac again!~
Peter Green
At least Buckingham learned a lick he would've never come up with on his own, much less the introspective lyrics.........
Go listen to Tusk or the Buckingham/Nick's album. Tons of great guitar parts.
He's super influential when it comes to:
-Layering frenetic folk guitar with electrics
-Writing great songs
-Very concise fingerpicking
-Singing while fingerpicking
-Agressive rhythm guitar
-The background lead style on Dreams has been ripped off so many times people forget he kind of came up with that
Peter Green and Danny Kirwan had a cool vibe but Green was more of a really cool guitar player with an amazing voice and mood.
im amazed these people even tried to play or sing peter greens stuff they sound like a bad cover band
The fans 40 years ago wanted to hear those songs. Besides the repetoir of that line-up was limited back then. So they just had to.
Not that bad, considering they had Peter Sutcliffe on lead guitar.
The same notes. But.....what a difference in technique!! If one listens to this version, one can truly start to understand what a phenomenal musician and guitarist Mr. Green was. I will be very happy, if I never have to listen to this aagain.
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Shame Greene and Buckingham never played together
Fantastic until Stevie's howls.
more like oh dear.