John Mayall/Peter Green - Someday after a while

[@ToldAlthea]

THIS, is music my friends…..

[@stairwaytoheaven413]

John's singing here is out of rhis world, just as Peter's playing.Masterpiece ❤❤❤

[@glenmontague2282]

I hate repeating myself but the great Peter Green was a magician,the tone of his guitar is like nothing ive heard before. clapton was great and lots of others too but this god like man was at a different level.

[@vanu49]

Well said!!!

[@keithrandall1492]

I experienced this song by them, live, once. An indelible memory.

[@lindavan-hinsbergh1904]

Absolutely great. Brilliant song and Peter Green at his best. Who could give this a thumbs down ??

[@reefexplorer001]

Mayall is the BEST of British blues, and Peter Green played a huge part of that scene. Thank God it all got recorded bc it makes my heart smile. We love you John Mayall and Peter Greene!

[@GreenManelishi]

Peter Green is THE MAN !!!

[@keithcarr2053]

Mayall is the best many great guitar players came through his band he is a treasure and thank you John for giving us all so many great memories

[@arturofanciulli9617]

fantastic video. thanks what a voice. wow. I heard this first with Clapton but this, this....

[@countblue]

One of the finest blues songs ever done. I believe the original is from Freddie King.

[@GreenManelishi]

One of the mens with whom I worked, asked "Why do you own a Gibson Les Paul, if you can't play it?" and I said "Because Peter Green. and Gary Moore, play Les Pauls, so I don't need a better reason."

[@NorthernBandit1]

A very respectable answer my friend!

[@GreenManelishi]

Thank ye kindly. On a related note, I owned a Gibson SG, which I could not play, because Tony Iommi plays a SG.

[@susangoodman4224]

Love Peter Green a big Fan R I P

[@NorthernBandit1]

The first time I heard this track was on the Album titled " History Of The British Blues part I. I still Have the two disc set from the early 70's... and to this day is my favorite Peter Green performance!

[@kevins2961]

RIP Peter Green

[@TheLisab56]

Heart broken.

[@BobHatcher]

Never saw John or Peter live. But I bought this in 1967 and played the dickens out of the album. Just the best. The only live show I saw in 1967 was Jefferson Airplane at Nathan Phillip Square in Toronto,ON

[@chrisw1953]

Saw them live in a club in Brixton pretty much when it was mostly white..minus Danny..best gig I have ever been to..

[@deadoncomedy]

Perfect Blues. Great video Rob!

[@vanu49]

joy laughter Tks Joy, have a nice day!

[@rrgero]

lindo....como todas suas postagens.

[@solangecarrasco1995]

lo mejor del blues

[@bluesloverz]

Thanks Rob. I needed that :)

[@vanu49]

bluesloverz Glad to be of help, Ed...:)...........enjoy your weekend!

[@formaface]

..class...

[@Z1A292]

je vais aller voir john mayall au mois d'octobre a l olympia a paris

[@mariechristonedrot]

C est bien. Bonne soiree et bon weekend. Bisous

[@moniquefillion-palacios4685]

Lui aussi il est bien de notre époque. Rock et roll.

[@Z1A292]

oui il a 80 berges il a fait jouer clapton et d'autres il est des notres

[@moniquefillion-palacios4685]

On peut dire que l'on avait des monstres sur scène à notre époque toutes nationalités confondues. .... J'ai toute une panoplie de vinyles de ces idoles. .... Quelle époque .... J'ai eu l'occasion d'aller voir Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent dans les jeunes années à ne pas tenir en place Ouah....

[@moniquefillion-palacios4685]

louis fabregat Éric Clapton un bon aussi.

[@paullewis1295]

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

[@vanu49]

No, I don't wanna be rude, but that's too much credit for GOD!!!

[@RahulKumar-uv2cx]

fucking epic

[@japonaliya]

When Peter got out out of his Eric emulation and got his soft touch, he got better. Eric ditched his LP and went soft, but the "woman tone" killed his playing...

[@chriscoughlin9289]

Convincing himself that the world needed a second, subpar JJ Cale probably didn't help his cause any either. Don't know why he ever began to doubt himself - 'Why Does Love...' from Derek In Concert just might be the greatest live Rock and Roll performance ever committed to tape.

[@エリックマック]

シンプルイズベストざはあどぶるうすぎたあぴいたあぐりいんさいこう

[@paulmichaelsmith3207]

Green is the man. but sounds like he's pulling some real Clapton licks here -- the phrasing, the way he flirts with the major/minor third.

[@xblood1978]

Yeah it's Freddie King more than anything that's where Captain Clapton got it

[@josevivar5157]

Clapton never in his Life sounds bluessy

[@paulmichaelsmith3207]

@@josevivar5157 No argument there.

[@josevivar5157]

You don't know, Clapton has never played the blues, nor major / minor third, As some of the greats said, Clapton has the blues, but the blues never had Clapton, do not fool there has not been a white blues guitarist like Peter (no waste any note) and very close to Rory, when BB came to London he asked what Peter is doing, not Clapton, not Page, not Beck

[@chriscoughlin9289]

Peter - an essentially ego - less soul himself - acknowledged living in EC's shadow in his earliest days with John. By the time of the release of Mac's first album barely a year later, his playing on a tune like 'I Loved Another Woman' had preempted any further comparison.