GREEN/MAYALL Great Solo Live STORMY MONDAY

[@johnc3403]

Isn't it funny. We don't need proof that this is him. When you have this mans playing in your heart you KNOW when it's him your hearing. Every note, every hammer on, tremelo and string bend is Peter and it's a most beautiful thing. Nobody, in my opinion anyway, put so much heart and soul, and so much of himself into his playing. You can hear it here, every note is Peter. To me, this man is a guitar God. As good as the others are, and many of them are incredible players, there can be only one master, and here he is in all his glory ladies and gentlemen, Peter Green at his very best.

[@raulmacias1311]

John C AGREED! You know, Peter's singing, like B.B.King, was so important in his overall approach to his music! His voice complemented his Guitar playing. Green's voice is so haunting and you just know he means every word he sings! There's something about Peter Allen Green that just haunts me and I believe it was his honesty in what he sang and played!

[@ulfbejerstrand1909]

But only the guitar is Peter G. mr Raul...

[@SlimDavenport]

Well said

[@johnnywedde6060]

John C hey,you are talking as a song suited Peter...👍🎶🏆

[@carsonprokopuik5101]

I’m assuming you’ve heard the live recording of got a good mind to give up living at the warehouse?

[@TheLuxardens]

His ability to know where not to put notes, together with that tone, is what makes the unmistakable magic.

[@TheKnutselaar]

Dont forget the dynamics!

[@michealcurrie8272]

Peter Green changed my whole concept of music. Forever. R.I.P. Peter Green.

[@digitalsketchguy]

Superb playing from a 20 year old in 1967

[@tryptamineodyssey]

R.I.P Peter Green. Thanks for the endless source of inspiration

[@ceciliacaller4733]

So funny. I thought I didn't like the song Stormy Monday. But with Green and Mayall it's a very different tune. Wonderful.

[@philoverton6203]

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

[@bazjanagain]

Peter - played with more soul than any other - Otis Rush and BB acknowledged his special talent. Just 'mazin. All that shredding and tapping shit OMG just listen and learn - this is how to play a guitar - not that any of us mere mortals will get that close!

[@vanu49]

Tks for your comment. There's more Green/Mayall live on my channel, if you're interested, You won't be disappointed. Have a nice day.

[@alanmcritchie6129]

rob van unnik - Amster dam

[@toobmaniac]

bazjanagain Everything you said is about preference ..Even Otis Rush and B.B. King aren't or weren't able to declare Green " the best " Music is all about what the individual likes.. There is a " Best guitarist in the world " in every crowd !

[@stevekirkpatrick3100]

I saw a BB King interview where he said that he didn't feel threatened by Clapton and the other younger guitar players. The only guitar player that he ever felt threatened by was Peter Green.

[@andythomas706]

@@stevekirkpatrick3100 Actually the word he used was 'moved'!!! It wasn't 'threatened' at all. The very idea is preposterous! Do you honestly think BB King would be remotely interested in a bunch of white guys competing to be the fastest gun on the block. He had a different sensibility altogether. He 'Heard' the others.....He 'Felt' Peter Green!! That's what he meant! Get it now, Steve?

[@evelynjohnson4670]

Never have I so ardently wished for a time machine

[@dph22013]

evelyn johnson agree to a point. I listen, close my eyes and I go back. Yes, a good scotch helps. I want to be able to come back. I’m too tired to relive my life. 😉.

[@sarahdorrington780]

I feel the same xx

[@alanbryer6234]

yes so long as i can come back to 2020! i mean what a year! lol

[@johnnyplatis]

It is pointless to compare. Just enjoy this tremendous cover, as much as Cream's and Allman Brothers' ones. Clapton, Green, Duane, all magnificent players, we are lucky to live and be able to still enjoy their music.

[@paulzendo6079]

Fully agreed! Good to hear them all ! 👍 🎵

[@Darltornjacket]

So True, I like to add Lee Micheal’s rendition to this

[@alstarr1683]

I agree

[@andythomas706]

This stuff needs an official release! And double quick! Peter Green on top of his game, and everyone else's! His tone, feel, and timing was completely unique! Never saw this band 'live' but saw Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac on a regular basis. Well, if they were near, how could one not go?

[@matthewfoster9499]

Definitely PG on his top. Umatchable tone and feel, even with the slightest notes. One pg note > 99.99999% of guitarists today.

[@hankmobley]

Thanks from Baylis on Manchester for taking the time to post this stuff.

[@vanu49]

My pleasure. This stuff has te be heard..

[@bluesinthesoul]

this is the best tone I've ever heard in my life. Chills up my spine. Literally.

[@vanu49]

Tks for your comment and there's more of that best tone on my channel if you're interested. Have a nice day. Rob

[@6699230]

PG has better tone than many of the masters such as BB, Albert King, John Lee Hooker & Elmore James. He is awesome. I enjoy him more than any bluesman I've heard.

[@alstarr1683]

Check out Gary Moore, he was better than Clapton or Green,

[@LaurenceHartwell]

Also try John Morsehead's triple pick-up black beauty on Aynsley Dunbar's Retaliation album kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpCWkpmGm6qAm9U

[@chriscoughlin9289]

@@alstarr1683 Gary Moore would be the first to set you straight about where he stands relative to his acknowledged idol.

[@jaykay6387]

That tone, good god. This is the only version I've ever heard that is on the same level as the ABB @ Fillmore East. Nobody played the blues any better than PG. Those notes just go right through you. And you can say what you want about Strats, Teles (which I love), but an LP in the hands of somebody like PG is a lethal weapon.

[@vanu49]

Did you notice the noisy crowd, they didn't realize what was going on here.

[@jamespollock11]

The dynamics...key component to musicality. In spades here.

[@jeffparker7449]

Just been a dedicated listener for 50+ years. These Keltie blues players feel it in a different way. I still have Dragonfly in my car mix, 20 years on. Peter made me feel he came from two different worlds and that he was aware he was paying a heavy price to play for both of them. I dont feel like he died, as much as slipped into one a little more easily than the other.

[@yankeebbq5028]

Peter Green on Stormy Monday! Wow, life is good! He is simply amazing!

[@jeanneannvalfre9581]

Yes the great Peter Green is still one of the best player’s of the blues……time goes by,but art is here to stay…..☮️🎶🔛🌎

[@vanu49]

Well said!!!

[@vanu49]

"Stormy monday" on a saturday, well with the great Peter Green everything is possible. Live at the Manor with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers...Enjoy!

[@ErichNestler]

Fantastic version.

[@CieloazulAzul]

Brilliant ,great choice ..superb :)

[@vanu49]

***** Glad you like it, if you're interested in more Peter Green live with Mayall, visit my KZbinchannel. Have a nice weekend BB.

[@CieloazulAzul]

Yes Rob, i found your channel on YT time ago enjoyed your music and subscribed , Have a great time !!!

[@noeeme]

***** Hey Rob , zoals we in bluesminnend Belgie zeggen " YOU CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH PETER GREEN'S GUITAR PLAYING "

[@buddybeetle]

Solid Gold. Thank you very much.

[@vanu49]

You're welcome. Needless to say that there's more Green/Mayall on my channel. Enjoy!

[@RuthlessHeathen]

Peter Green felt the blues and bluesmen of color lived the blues. In other words, Peter could talk & play the blues and understand what it was to live the blues.

[@katherinem7055]

He's The Man. R. I. P. After 53 years, his music remains with us. Thank you so much.

[@ramonsanchez7961]

Two's giant Blues legends John Mayall & Peter Green's forever in this majestic Blues Call it Stormy Monday 🎹🎸🥁🎸

[@john-zw9rw]

Possibly the Best Peter Green solo .... Ive heard..... Stunning.....

[@shaneburton7294]

This is freaking unbelievable! I try not to compare Clapton, Green, Taylor, Page, Allman, and a couple of others in that class. But I think Green honestly plain felt the blues when he played, would have loved to see him play in his prime, damn near brought to tears.

[@vanu49]

Well said. Tks for your comment. Have a nice day. Vanu.

[@DosonPNeter]

I agree he just plain felt it and made others feel it. when he played it just flowed. I heard BB King make the comment that PG was the one person that could bring him to tears when he played the blues.

[@jaykay6387]

Funniest response to a KZbin comment I've ever read where somebody insisted that Page and Clapton were "better" than Peter Green. Basically, the response was that PG would "burn down the house with Page and Clapton inside"!

[@chip3579]

Outstanding ❤ ✔️

[@michaeldeane9029]

I have just played this for the fourth time today. I cannot believe how amazing it is. I left England in 64 so never had the pleasure of seeing him play... I'm jealous of all of you who did. So much feel for someone so young...

[@rodnoelmitchell]

Peter Green was always a great blues player and singer. Clapton, yes, well Clapton. Hendrix, well, yes Hendrix. No problem. Listen. Comparison is destructive. And anyway for those of us who were lucky enough to see Peter play in the early days of John Mayall and Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and have seen him come back to play again. No problem. Listen. Blessings Rod

[@andythomas706]

I saw his debut with Fleetwood Mac at Windsor in ;67. It was a hell of a weekend that Cream closed on the Sunday Night! After that I saw him more times than I care to remember up until he quit! A Decade ago I went to see Peter Greenbaum at Ipswich........... Trust me his comeback shouldn't have happened! I walked out half way through the third number...Black Magic Woman, with Nigel Watson playing the solo he'd learnt note for note from the record! Meanwhile PG stood in the background strumming away. It was absurd! He looked like he'd rather be anywhere else but on stage! It was altogether a very stressing experience!

[@lorainebarron6477]

Such an intricately beautiful piece. Nothing rushed. Each note penetrating your very being

[@petedazer3381]

Excellent awesome version! T-Bone is still smiling!

[@maxwellfan55]

Lord Have Mercy. Right enough. Green at his blistering best, and John Mayall giving him the courtesy to shine. Thank you to the guy with the imagination to record this and rob van unnik for posting for us. Feel like going out and buying me a Les Paul on the strength of this. I wish!

[@vanu49]

maxwellfan55 My pleasure, and so true, thanks to the guy who taped this. He deserves a statue!!!

[@maxwellfan55]

Ok I have now bought the CD with this on. I still find it hard to believe that Greeny was so young yet so mature as a musician when this was taped. The Master. Fantastic to get the background ambience of the surroundings and audience along with it. Precious times to live in, yet we can still enjoy a taste of them now. God's blessings.

[@vanu49]

maxwellfan55 Well said and enjoy the CD!

[@wayneblanchard97]

+maxwellfan55 - There is now a second volume of the 'Live in '67'.www.amazon.com/Live-1967-John-Mayalls-Bluesbreakers/dp/B01C6M3RD6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1460548324&sr=8-1&keywords=mayall%2C+live+in+1967

[@evelynjohnson4670]

And it's also EXCELLENT

[@andythomas706]

Compare this to the Live version with Clapton a year earlier! There is no comparison. Green reaches the parts that matter! For me, this is Extraordinary stuff! The guy who had the foresight to record these gigs should be given some kind of award from a grateful nation for his efforts! This is pre-cassette days lets not forget! You couldn't just smuggled a device in under your coat you know!

[@vanu49]

Andy Thomas Yes, the guy who taped this deserve a statue!!

[@polymath7]

+rob van unnik - Amsterdam These live Pete Green recordings are such gems I really wish there more of them. Rory Gallagher by contrast has more professionally recorded shows than Led Zeppelin (which I find very surprising but welcome) and it would be great if the same were true of Peter Green.

[@vanu49]

polymath7 True,but it was a short time, when Peter was at the top of his game!!

[@andythomas706]

***** 1967-70. The End Of The Game isn't called that for nothing.

[@jamesdaniel3326]

Take into account that the Clapton version was recorded on one of those portable recorders (like the one your older sister used to have) set on the stage. The song was half way over when somebody decided this is some good shit and needed to be documented!!

[@sgmarshall3]

I have never heard any of these live shows. I am absolutely in awe! I can't believe how amazing these are. I've always wondered how good Green era Bluesbreakers must have been, but this is much better than I ever could have imagined. Wow!

[@vanu49]

There's more Green/Mayall on my channel. Enjoy en tks for your comment. Have a nice day. Rob

[@sgmarshall3]

***** Are there CDs of these shows available somewhere?

[@andythomas706]

There are bootlegs of this stuff around. Check your local record fair! 5 Different gigs, all from '67! Should be released officially.....screw the 'Business' aspects. These are important historic performances! He was in a field of ONE!

[@kevinobrien1259]

Yes they were great but please listen to the Mayall ( Beano ) album before this period, Eric was no slouch either and the blues 'have you heard' is one of the best blues guitar solos ever from a young Eric.

[@ricksoto1025]

Not sure if this is true, I read when Eric told John he was leaving, John replied to Eric that was ok, he had found someone better....Pete Green. Ouch. But it was true.

[@tombarnes7846]

No workday Monday is complete without this. Amazing rendering from Greenie.

[@cooliereese6952]

Hey, thanks. Greeny, I think I'll play that tune next. Good suggestion.

[@Fugettaboutit]

One of my all-time favorite players.

[@milanoccs]

What a freaking good SOLO, dude!

[@maupinmaupin1472]

One of the great ones has passed. RIP Peter Green.

[@glenkepic3208]

Rest In Peace, Peter Green. I've never heard this before. Great is right. That PG style and tone and still nailing the turn arounds. amazing.

[@Dsc1943]

awesome as usual,,,,what a blues player he was......

[@budirachman8708]

Remember when i was young.....................

[@bernardliu8526]

Green is so soulful. He hits the spot every time.

[@burroughscurt]

Hot Blues and Righteous! Mr. Green (early days) never fails to satisify.

[@dph22013]

When I think of music careers, John Mayall imho had the best. Look at the talent that “came through his front door”. In this instance, the great Peter Green.

[@douglasranger4987]

musical interpretation....that is what makes music an artform....from Bobby Blue Bland, Eric Clapton, BB King and the Allman Brothers.....STORMY MONDAY is a keynote blues song....one of my personal favorites is the Allman Brothers version....as said...I like them all.....THE BLUES ...live on forever.....

[@lars4738]

S.U.N.Y stonybrook version of stormy is epic!

[@kazkorigann]

this one is great ,allman' s one too ;o)

[@prepdepartment7448]

Don't forget the Lee Michaels version.

[@patriciabrown9711]

Douglas Ranger I love Lil Miltons version but somehow you can get it on here or Pandora or Spotify.

[@timo.6634]

Doug - You forgot T-Bone Walker!

[@gregalliban]

RIP Greeny babes. What a guy, what a player. You gotta also thank Mayall for teaching him and also 'giving' him his Blues Breakers to start up Fleetwood Mac.

[@kevinobrien1259]

Mayall gave him the chance to express himself with his guitar, I don't think it's apt to say that J.M taught Peter, Greeny had been around for a while before he was allowed to shine with the bluesbreakers, But John was a formidable band leader who knew just how to get the best from his musicians, he toured the Bluesbreakers for many years all over the u.k and was a hard-working man, I saw them many times with the big three i.e Clapton, Green, Taylor and I never saw a bad gig.

[@gregalliban]

@@kevinobrien1259 I wish I could say the same. I imagine a JM gig would have been the ultimate. My mates grandad said he saw him play at the Roundhouse way back when with Clapton. Imagine being at that Klooks Kleek gig, JM plays JM is one of my all time favourite live albums.

[@zodiacbluesbaby]

I always loved Clapton's version of this with the Bluesbreakers from '65-'66, but this is as good, if not better. Where has this recording been all my life??

[@andythomas706]

It's been tied up in legal arguments with John Mayall for years! Their are five gigs that were recorded. All in the space of a week in and around London. Mayall at first refused to do a deal with the guy that recorded them. He must have been insane! Never mind the Historic importance of the recordings, it all came down to the money! It always does I guess!

[@jaykay6387]

I think this is what Clapton was searching for but never found.

[@2NatoStandard]

Listening to this muttering the words, unbelievable.. shaking head.. Peters life was worth every minute to us just for these moments. Just hope it meant as much to him for at least a while xx

[@エリックマック]

ピー他～グリーンの、ストーミーMonday藻、最高、ヤッパリスゴイ!なあ、

[@Groovemeister]

Just sublime.

[@aaronespinosa8002]

Amazing! such a soulful guitar player!

[@josephobenauer3093]

Rob, you have done it again...thank you.

[@vanu49]

My pleasure, you know that! Always welcome at my channel!

[@SlimDavenport]

Lord have mercy! What a magnificent solo.

[@christopherhanna5754]

fantastic, just humbling playing thanks so much for the post.

[@vanu49]

You're welcome and we're here to enjoy good music.

[@mikeparsons7835]

would loved to have seen Peter and Duane together live.

[@richardbowes6897]

Allmans came along too late.

[@Jmaccxx]

There's only one instance that I know of where Duane and Pete shared a stage.....Darkstar - Spanish Jam 1970 - Grateful Dead

[@markcorley]

Fleetwood Mac opened (maybe middle act) for the Allmans at a Warehouse in New Orleans in 1970 (maybe New Years Eve). Some friends of mine went; I was unable to, being 16 and broke. Peter came out and jammed with them at the end of their show; don't know what tunes they did; friends said it was badass, though.

[@alecmcjarison999]

I'd love to see Duane play live just by himself

[@kleinequietboykleinequietb7126]

maybe its the organ accompaniment on the same song, suggesting it, but i hearing a similarity of tone and phrasing from Green and Allman two. perhaps duane listened to Green.

[@GerritKlepzeiker]

Love it, totally different version of the Bobby Blue Bland version with Wayne Bennett on guitar. Each has a time and a place to listen to. Shout out to T-Bone Walker as well. Thanks for posting.

[@vanu49]

My pleasure.

[@harrycooke6349]

So blues so cool

[@arturojorgeandino8918]

Tal vez el guitarrista, mas grande que interpreto blues,con un extraordinario sentimiento...maravilloso, dúctil, con el corazón en la mano!

[@sambissell2658]

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.

[@daveking3014]

Magic blues, cheers all!

[@sasodcfred]

Historical moments!

[@ildeuraimundodasilva8230]

Mr. Rob Van Unnik. John Mayall , His guitar is magic. Thanks for posting. Greetings from Brazil.

[@vanu49]

Well it's Peter Green on guitar and I'm glad you like it. Have a nice day!

[@JohnRankin1943]

Only one Greeny. :-)

[@johnnyplatis]

I think that EC matched in a quite satisfactory way this version of Stormy Monday in the Cream reunion concerts. But anyway, as a friend says below, both PG and EC are great soulful blues guitar players, no need to compare. Thanks for the upload Rob!

[@vanu49]

+johnnyplatis You're welcome and true, comparing is boring. Have a nice day!

[@DoowahDiatribe]

+johnnyplatis Luckily Eric had Pete's version to think about for a bit...prior to the above. Yes,no comparison, with all due respect.

[@rockinbluzcats9543]

Lesser humans? There is no wont to compare... I M O

[@mrallcz]

Wonderful music

[@mrh2594]

Love this!

[@mrh2594]

Early Fleetwood Mac + Peter Green 🎸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤❗❗❗❗

[@walterpenny3620]

Regarding the Green & Clapton issue below, although the two sound similar, this is absolutely, positively, no doubt in my mind, Peter Green here. Just like with Clapton or any other guitar player, everyone has their own "voice". I've been listening to these two (and playing guitar) since the early 60's. I can tell who is who by the nuances in phrasing, timing, they way they "speak" etc. For ex, when your wife, girl friend or kid calls you they don't have to say hey its so and so here... no. You just automatically know their voice. You know the nuances, phrasing, tone, and their "isms" etc. Same with guitar and every other form of music. Killer cut by the way. Thanks all.

[@vanu49]

Ha, you're a real novelist, but I agree. Tks for your comment. Have a nice day.

[@torbjornbrunzell5060]

Peter Green..a genius!!

[@milabenysek6540]

Superb :-)

[@RogerLewisGuitarPlayer]

Glad to have had a listen, Great Sounds.

[@robertcawley6841]

Absolutely freakin' superb.

[@stjepanjuric8483]

Peter Green and Mike Bloomfield are for me the real masters 🙂

[@lowdeckrap]

Good god, where have these masterpieces come from. I've been listening to Peter Green for 40 years and never have I heard the like. I stumbled across this absolutely sensational version by chance and this led me to the rest. I am in your debt forever.

[@camillojimmyfiorito9660]

electric goosebumps! Pete, Rest in Glory!

[@Kickersbuss]

R.I.P. Peter

[@thebull6886]

No one could touch him the best blues player ever 💙

[@pitbul8183]

I think jeremy was pretty good too !!!

[@stmstar333]

which version of this song is better Peter or Eric? Both amazing

[@davebrown6634]

just amazing

[@tedcrum]

Hearing Peter Green play blues reminds me of the English, vinyl LP version of Hendrix's Red House on "Experienced." (Much better than the reverbed re-release.) Green is up there with Hendrix, Clapton and Alman. The mechanistic, over-rehearsed Vaughn couldn't shine his shoes. Green nails down every phrase.

[@andythomas706]

So you don't like Stevie Ray Vaughan then. Ted Crum sounds a bit crap to!

[@mcconlogue1898]

I agree. Vaughn was over hyped and his style way overstated. Not blues.

[@roland17110]

cette version me rempli d’émotion, je suis un fan de clapton qui découvre green, je peux dire que clapton a atteint cette finesse de phrasé blues qu'au milieu des années 70 au contact de bluesman comme freddy king entre autres this session is something so nice, i'm a clapton fan and i can say that EC has acquired such a blues feeling only in the middle of the 70's, in contact with freddy king and others, and peter green do it in 66 !! so stupid he kills his game with drugs so quickly !

[@vincentlyons]

Simply brill!

[@nyg1954]

such a shame green went away for so long.he was so fine.

[@delazzuro]

What a superb upload as a Peter Green fan i have never heard his version before its got that unmistakable PG tone thank you very much for uploading this rare piece, youve made my day!

[@jjohn341]

WARNING ... a Gibson les paul on fire

[@stephenfourie531]

The Green God - RIP

[@すぎたにのぶゆき]

皆さんはピーター・グリーンとゆうギタリストをご存知でしょうか❓クラプトンが抜けた後のブルース・ブレイカーズのリードギターを弾いて、何かと比較されていました。 そのレスポールの美しく泣く音は唯一無二でした。フリートウッド・マックを結成し、クラプトンが神ならピーター・グリーンは緑の神と言われていました。ピーク時は、クラプトンよりもレベルが高かったように思います❗ サンタナがカバーしたブラック・マジック・ウーマンを作ったのはピーター・グリーンでした。また若い頃のゲーリー・ムーアに、自分のレスポールをプレゼントしたのもピーター・グリーンでした❗ 個人的には、ブルース・ブレイカーズ時代のインストの、 スーパー・ナチュラルが最高の演奏だと思います。 しかし、とてもナイーブな人で、精神を病んでしまったのは残念でした❗涙💧のぶ😘

[@jsamc8420]

A well deserved applause after a sensational solo.

[@funktripunk]

thanks a lot! ευχαριστώ πολύ! greetings from Greece!

[@dieterheinrich8377]

The writer was T Bone Walker. Good channel. Thanks.

[@vanu49]

Yes, as mentioned on the music sheet and my pleasure!

[@dieterheinrich8377]

@@vanu49 I'm seeing it say Billie Holiday.

[@oddvinnesheim745]

Love it at 6.15, just as you think he's done, he almost tear apart his guitar ;) What a performance from the #1 blues guitarist in the world ever.

[@RonnvanEtten]

Lovely BB King like openingsolo!

[@beran66]

most sweetest tone I´ve ever heard

[@エリックマック]

とにかく、さいこう、ぴいたあの、えんそうは、すごい、やったね、。

[@vanu49]

Who are さいこう、ぴいたあの、えんそうは、??

[@RobHollanderMusic]

A veritable Shakespeare soliloquy of a guitar solo.

[@josefranciscodepaula7105]

Good!!! From Varginha, MG (ET Land) _ Brazil

[@donlang7964]

i grew up on clapton, allmans, jimmy page, ect... thinking they had the better blues tunes down. the peter green material i had heard didnt hint much that he was doing blues this good before the players that were later declared "the best of the best"! thank you for this download, im a guitar player who loves a killer blues tune as much as all you fine folks do, too! this stuff by peter, john, mc vie and mick fleetwood is amazing!

[@michaeldeane9029]

I've just listened to the Clapton with Mayall version. Now I know why BB said Peter was the only guitarist that gave him the cold sweats.. So much feeling and that tone is so, so, beautiful. I don't know how old he was when he recorded this but it feels like a life lived 70 years....

[@vanu49]

This gig was in 1967 and Peter was born in 1946.

[@michaeldeane9029]

@@vanu49 Yes he was a year younger than me...only I was never able to make my guitar a part of me as Peter was able to do.

[@michaeldeane9029]

@@vanu49 shit 21 and he played like that!!!

[@vanu49]

@@michaeldeane9029 Yeah, but there were more. Clapton 1944, Mick Taylor 1949, Jimmy Page 1944, Jeff Beck 1944. Unbelievable!!

[@michaeldeane9029]

@@vanu49 you're not making it any easier giving me their birth dates.. now I feel totally pathetic.

[@chrisw1953]

Wow!

[@vanswalkinthewall9960]

deliciosso!

[@tonymcbride1641]

Green was the greatest back then.

[@alstarr1683]

No Alvin Lee was the best and most prolific bluesman

[@tonytibbetts235]

Green never got kicked out of Fleetwood Mac, he made the decision to leave himself

[@danielmcgraw3201]

Tony Tibbetts truth Mick wanted to go in a different direction Greene did not!

[@duaneberry3298]

The money direction. Peter didn't care about fame.

[@glenkepic3208]

I always thought it was an acid trip Peter took at a house party (State side ?) and he stayed up after everyone went to sleep, playing the 1st Santana album over and over. All of a sudden, he has a vision of an angel with a starving child from Biafra, asking for help. Next morning, Peter and the band was for it except for Mick. Peter quit but since they were mid tour finished it. One listens to Shrine '69 then The Boston Tea Party and hears almost two different bands. Peter just wanted to jam like The Grateful Dead. Part of him staying. I prefer the former. All this from a guitar mag interview. early '00.

[@Snitsie]

@@duaneberry3298 Peter wanted to give all money the band made away. If i was his bandmate i would've told him to fuck off too.

[@l2string]

@@Snitsie Snitsie: FUCK OFF !!