Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac ~ Live At Roundhouse Chalk Farm London 1970 Part 1

[@jeffwilliams8074]

Let me just say this, Peter Green was one of THE Best G players, ever. God Rest your Soul.

[@timcharles5476]

Peter's tone on "Before the Beginning" is breathtakingly beautiful and his vocal, poignant. "Merry Go Round," is identical to "Let Me Love You" which they performed during the Boston set in January 1970.

[@mrswimmyboy]

This was the last regular Fleetwood Mac gig for Peter Green. He did help out after Jeremy Spencer quit.

[@clouds882]

For me, this was the one and only Mac line up with Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie & Danny Kirwan. The early Mac blues years were the best. Short lived but really fantastic years! Thanks very much for this, D!

[@johnamaral1786]

From another big Rory fan, agreed. This was, is and always will be the ultimate FM line up. Of course, it was never the same after PG left and CP joined. /:-)

[@dot18]

@@johnamaral1786 CP?

[@johnamaral1786]

@@dot18 Christine Perfect.

[@dot18]

DOH! thanks @@johnamaral1786

[@johnamaral1786]

@@dot18 Yo' welcome. /:-)

[@ChrisHead-t7c]

Fantastic ❤

[@mikedavis4427]

Is there anyone out there who would appreciate a new group that could bring out the same feeling that the original Fleetwood mac provided? As well as ten years after and the likes of such musical ensembles? Wouldn't that be the true definition of a revolution?

[@MyMuzikVideos578]

RIP Peter the Great - So few could get that tone and bend like him - The passion and fire in his playing was incredible! Everyone name checks CLapton, Beck, Page, Jimi but this guy had the feel and tone that blew them all away! Such a shame what happened to Peter, a real tragedy.

[@waltraud734]

Yes and not only a tragedy it was an crimeact on him and i dont want to know how manyones suffer because of wrong diagnoses ,he was so strong and good together in all 1970 shows, played and looked like an jg god , only changed more and more after had to take the pharmastuff wich they call medicine and he lost every mind, his beautiful look , everything who made him out , he was such a fine and deepfeeling soul , but no, you have to be like all crowds equal , run after money and publicity and nobody fightet on his side,,,but its to late

[@iulianbrok1075]

amazing, incredible, beautiful, very very nice )))))

[@RT300Z1]

Lots of late night listening to Peter Green and the band while overseas. The best escape music I could ever have hoped to listen to in 1970. Simply flipping amazing.

[@roberthickman9465]

Greatest blues guitarist to ever play !!!

[@evelynjohnson4670]

I think this is my favorite version of Black Magic Woman....thanks

[@evelynjohnson4670]

Love that wah pedal at the end

[@jackdolphy8965]

Long live KZbin so this and all the other stuff of Greenie’s FM stays posted - the better to help ensure the future will be able to look back and say they too fell into the spell of these great musicians.

[@mahatmacote6478]

Superb! I hope this will never be deleted, it's outstanding proof of why nostalgia can be well founded.

[@nikkichockawonga]

This is sublime work

[@waltraud734]

Breathtaking 💘💘💘

[@waltraud734]

how incredibl ist this , so blowing , so very very good ,just takes you ,to Peters world, and didn't he getting better and better? and more beautiful,,, with every year,,, and peopl,who took him away , ist so criminel ,he got more and more broken, after this threraphies with legale drugs

[@larrylanberg3552]

Good God, this post-Munich version of Black Magic Woman is incredible. That rippin' & tearin' Pete does on lead guitar, on the song's 2nd part, is masterful at the very least.

[@waltraud734]

Sssoooo very fantastic 💥💥💥 you right Peter ,there is nothing in between ,you were the best all of your time , you gave all ,but people around you , that time didn't understand enough 😢 , you,were .mythical💚😢💚

[@waltraud734]

More then wonderful playing and singing just brillant, ingenioas, he was in every show, and here very spezial ❣❣❣

[@macfleetwood1]

Black Magic Woman 1:09 - 8:33 Before the Beginning 10:58 - 14:33 Only You 15:40 - 19:38 Merry Go-Round 20:02 - 26:21

[@maxmunzert9725]

This guy, he’s the man :)

[@waltraud734]

Is there,no livevideo from this hammershow,? oh how i would have loved to see that 💥💥💥💖💖💖 how lucky some people where , its breathtaking

[@TheKnutselaar]

This deserves a remaster 👌

[@waltraud734]

I always loved Peters marvelous "Black magic woman" so much ,but this her overturned still,💖💖💖 ist only glorious , 💘💘💘 it makes speecless and near tears , because he didn't or could'nt go on, with this magnificent music, yes in the 80is he came back with veryvery deep touching songs and we are thankfull about***, but what happend afterwords with this wonderful musican ,man ,humanbeing ,? ? ? Ist not to believe or understand , and i think he wanted to leave that world and not be the Clown they!! made out of him like ,he told us in this song ,, ,its so veryvery terrible and i have no words fore that ,what done to him

[@keithbrown3615]

Wow , first time hearing this version of Merry go round, it’s the best.

[@timothymurphy6910]

ah, the wonderful sounds and tones of one peter green. rip, mr green. there are a whole lot of us still listening to the tracks you laid down all those years ago. and there are many of us that believe you were the greatest guitarist ever. thanks so mush for postin this!

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

I love that Peter lays down the rules at the beginning...then proceeds to tear the ass out of the entire building with his incredible playing. This man, simply was the best. It's a shame the sound is pretty awful. I read about the roundhouse in the book "Days In The Life" and everyone hated playing the roundhouse because of the sound.

[@lorifarion5274]

"Down you go"... haha!

[@Amy-xw7sd]

Wonderful and sad it was ending 💚Peter laughing about the inflatable 🤣 is great! Mind of their own😉

[@rorycunningham5457]

And this was recorded after the acid trip in Munich?Peter seems totally together here and plays like a god!

[@arthurias7693]

Rory Cunningham he still very much “had it together” in 1970, though he got worse as the 70’s progressed

[@DJMerck]

The acid did not do anything damaging to him! it was the electroshock therapy where they were shooting electricity into his brain through his temples THAT destroyed the greatest guitarist Earth has ever seen!!!...

[@waltraud734]

I agree with you soooo very much !!!, it was dirty mean and he was merciless to that people ,

[@michaelmckinney5645]

This sure is great!

[@waltraud734]

All musik of Peter, Danny and the whole old Fleetwood Mac , can't hear enough, but some makes your heart cry , so wonderful, like the two firstones from this great !!! show , Peter was so mesmeric 💥, there was nothing ,nothing with shizo...and so on and it was evil what was said and done to him , some of the people should have,been punished for that 🖤

[@dennisdavies4599]

Lots of lead guitar work was done by Danny Kirwan , having seen them many times in the later of Mac. This always disappointed me. Peters voice was great as always .It will always be The guitar work of Peter that stands out. Green fan , Dennis.

[@greenmanalishi6963]

They’d usually from what I understand would play lead over which ever song they sing

[@EliMonpress]

Peter ever the master guitarist. Entire band smokes but Peter's abuse of that wah pedal is incredible. Rivals Hendrix for skill with it imo.

[@edmartick]

good times.

[@vanu49]

Great! Tks for the upload!!

[@waltraud734]

Goos-flesh any time 💚💚💚 listen this

[@PhukIT1865]

Just genius... and I'm not even eight minutes into it.

[@Gardosunron]

They were a heavier band back then. Much heavier. Bordering on Zepplin. Peter Green was as great a player of pure blues as anyone.

[@johnamaral1786]

Thanks DK, and now...Part 2? Like 52, C13, V4602. /:-)

[@dot18]

For those that don't understand the chat after Black magic woman, Peter is referring to a giant inflatable pink (if a remember rightly ) penis (reputedly borrowed from the Rolling Stones ) which was bobbing up and down above his head being positioned on the balcony which encircled the interior of the roundhouse !

[@mackles67]

does anyone out there know what has happened to Mr Green and if he will tour again

[@DJMerck]

Probably not now. BUT Thats a DEEP rabbit hole to go down BUT you'll love the "trip" it takes you on. Just do a search for what happened to Peter Green or the story of Peter Green..... Enjoy the ride and embrace the sadness friend!

[@pauledeneau9026]

Sadly he died yesterday July 25, 2020. Came here today bc Roundhouse was 5 minutes walk from my place in London, on Chalcot Square and I went to work on the Chalk Farm line. I left London in 68 it had no idea who Fleetwood & Green were. I was a provincial from The colonies (Canada) lol and pretty young although supporting my small family etc. Only learned of Green in late life but am mesmerized by the tone and sensitivity of his ‘magic’touch. Sublime, nice to be in your 80’s and thrilling to discoveries of this kind.

[@tonehome1]

Who's on the wah solo at about 6.00' ?

[@DJMerck]

Peter Green, and its also frickin awesome on Peter Bardens The Answer! that is only months after this... Pure Genius!!!!!...

[@waltraud734]

What a pervormance ,like all of them💖💖💖 in 1970 ,, so what LSD, ? only after they tooo him behind walls he went sick

[@FF-so3su]

I wonder where all the said photos are? I have never seen any from this concert.

[@waltraud734]

Preformace 🙃😖, but still to say he played and looked like a you good in 1970 , what performance he ever did

[@FF-so3su]

A month or so after 'Munich' . Wah wah from Peter on here, getting in the mood for 'End of the Game' ?

[@creamforever2677]

the reverb is exccesive

[@howardsilberberg1284]

really?

[@DJMerck]

Beautiful aint it!

[@oldtimetinfoilhatwearer]

I don't even think it's coming from the amps, at least not much of it. It was a way to add an extra gain stage to the sound back in the day, you just plug into the vibrato side of those fender hundred watters and crank it up. But here it sounds like the room has lots of echo and natural reverb

[@pauledeneau9026]

Gabe Morehouse The Roundhouse was an old 1840’s railway engine shed made of heavy brick with a conical slate roof

[@pauledeneau9026]

and iron vertical beams. A massive and dense structure so acoustics would be crazy to say the least with notes bouncing all over the place. Maybe this is why so much reverb when Peter Green played here in 1970. The opening night of the venue in 1966 featured Pink Floyd! I lived near the Roundhouse in the mid 60

[@waltraud734]

God,,!!! (,oh my terrible handy)