This is a great version and Peter was way out in front of the competition, but please listen to Rory Gallagher play the same song with TASTE at the Isle of wight concert., they take it elsewhere but the power of their version is amazing.

Peter Green! Wow! What a guitarist. Rod Stewart - at his best singing the blues! The Jack Bruce and Aynsley Dunbar! What a "super" group!

This rendition is matchable with blues from Zeppelin's 1st and 2 nd albums

Absolutely class act ---

Awesome ❤

We are the notes they are the creators

Timeless!

Embrace the waves

Green is the quintessential blue messenger

Gut wrenching blues

Outstanding ❤ ✔️

John McVie of Fleetwood Mac on bass.

'59 Les Paul Sunburst used by the best of the best

FUUUUCCKKK PETER GREEN WITH (THE) BASSIST! JACK BRUCE!! WTF!! THIS IS MAGIC!! (OT WITCHCRAFT!?) ASWELL AS ROD STEWART STILL SMASHING THAT OUT!!! LEGENDS!!

Ik kom hem zingen. Tribute to Harry 😎

Thaaaats the one!!!!,Wich session is this one from, can somebody help (precise date)? I really wanna grab a definitive of this one for my collection! ❤

Oooo so great this is, so much emotions i his playing and voice goespumps all over .Beautiful

on the beach- neil young

Clapton is God....nah scrub that Peter Green was GOD!!

Nice take

My favorite early Fleetwood Mac song

My goodness Greenie and Mayall just as great when I first heard them back in the 60s , so many years ago, now RIP .😎

Stone Crazy became Blue Deluxe on Jeff Beck Truth but oh so much restrained here.

Where might I find this awesome live version? I have the studio version but this is even better.

La voix écorchée de Mayall , la guitare de Green. On ajoute la batterie et les claviers et le résultat est HALLUCINANT

Dès les premières notes on sent que ça va cartonner. Quel son!

Thanks for sharing. New sub.

Tell me all the things you do .......Danny off to the great beyond , I wish he could write a song about it

COOL 💪🎸❤

Love finding stuff of Peters that I haven't heard before, such a bad sound (as in awesome)

As I said, a brilliant player. Underrated. Apart, of course, from that wonderful pile of popular wank, "Bird of Bollocks". 😂

almost don't want the vocals to come back in - the solo is so good!

Blancos haciendo blues mucha calidad !!!!!!!

Meu deus qué calidad !!!!!!

Cringe af pictures

she lives for a long, long time...

A true historic Gem; must be preserved!

This is 'The Shit' !

They only recorded three songs, two of which are lost. This is all that's left.

I love this recording because it sounds like the audience doesn't even know how to react to a killer guitar solo. How many recordings do you hear where the audience responds to the guitar solo by going "YAY!!!"? They aren't going "woo" or cheering in general, you can distinctly hear the crowd yell "yay" at the end of Peter Green's solo. It's like hearing the real time response of cavemen watching fire being lit for the first time in their lives.

Sometimes you just have to shake your head and ... this is life at it's very best. Thanks Walter. Seen you several times and every time it's joy off the scale. Cheers mate

African Americans brought the blues music, Peter reinvented it with a western taste, it is no surprising that he had a deep respect from the inventors

Started off as an earworm, and ended up an ear anaconda

jews on parade...... money buys comfort

Good mix, bass a little heavy and lonely , maybe .

Where in the heck did this track come from? Is there any more?

Peter Green was among the best, and basically played the EC style and sound with the Mayall group, an incredible feat on its own. His versions of The Stumble are also incredible, possibly unmatched. Carlos Santana early on was like a cross between Peter Green and Mike Bloomfield. Bloomfield played some of the most intense blues solos in history. Check out his live stuff from the Fillmore with either Al Kooper or Nick Gravenites. This was an incredibly fertile time for guitar music.

This is cool, and good. Just wondering if a version of this exists with Jack Bruce singing this, with Rod Stewart sitting it out, on the bench.

Now this is a super group. I saw Rod a few times in that era, with Jeff Beck, and thought him one of the finest blues singers of his generation. Was saddened about his drift into more mainstream music but he still knocked out some classics. Peter Green was the finest blues guitarist I ever saw and would have paid good money to see him play with Rod in those halcyon days 😎

Peter Green here shows a clinic of raw Blues emotions. His approach soft, feel and attack when needed. Don’t kill me for saying that Peter was my 2nd favorite out of the three Mayall’s guitarists. If you guessed that my favorite Mayall is Eric Clapton, with all do respect you didn’t guess right. Mick Taylor is my favorite for starting out as a kid after the big boys left. When The Rolling Stones needed a guitarist, it was John Mayall’s endorsement to pick Mick Taylor. The Stones with Mick Taylor is by far their best in music, not even a debate. Sad to say Mick Taylor still to this day, never got credit for it. Back to Peter Green, I just love him, his emotional style gives me the shivers just like Mick Taylor does and that’s what counts.