Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac ~ Live At The Paris Cinema London 1970 Part 1

[@richardmindemann6935]

This guy embarrassed all those guit-slingers who thought speed and shredding chops were where it's at. Pure emotion, here. Every note was drenched in it. Timeless and sublime. For awhile, he and Danny Kirwan, two damaged souls, rose to unequalled flights of brilliance.

[@davechae5890]

The. Pinnacle. Of. Blues. Drenched. Rock 💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫

[@lindasanders8021]

You got it bro❤❤

[@johnsouter4020]

Beautiful comment that captures it really well. I'm not sure any other guitarist ever really came close to what Peter could achieve, and since Danny wanted to *be* Peter, they were quite something else playing together. If only they had managed to keep it going for a few more years together...

[@mikemclean676]

well said!

[@davebeck359]

I love the concerts from 1970. Peter had to convince the band to stretch out the album cuts to jam and combine a few songs to help make those 15 minute plus jams. Peter got this idea from his time on the same bill with the Dead. Stretching out the Madge songs made for an amazing 17 minute jam. Mick Fleetwood said he was not into the jams but his best drum work comes on the extended Then Play On mixes like The Green Manalasi, Rattlesnake shake, Underway and The Madge Sessions. When Peter was asked to come out of retirement when Jeremy left to serve Jesus Peter wanted Black Magic Women to be a 20 to 25 minute jam incorporating songs from Then Play On. This was all made possible due to the connection Peter and Danny had. These 1970 shows show how important Danny was to the Mac sound. Peter face Danny confidence and Danny gave Peter a band member to play off on that could take over and carry the sound when needed. They complimented each other with their unique styles. RIO Danny and Peter.

[@codybluetarp]

I am reminded of the the idea of Complimentary playing off what one hears from The Other, while experiencing a certain kind of different sameness. the same way, but diverse in practice. I have read that Danny Kirwan became Peter Green's protege, and so your musical observation makes sense to me, having grown up in the late 60's and heard these guys play- stuff like "Then Play On", "Oh Well, pt. 1&2", Green Manalishi with the 2-pronged horn"... But this time hearing them i am reminded of Mick's fast-paced, but steady-driving-drum-beat, and also John McVie stepping out there on the bass, with percussion. I realize more with time how important the music of that time, including Fleetwood Mac and others are to our cultural knowledge and development; i mean the ordinary citizen kind.

[@allanwillcockson6737]

Great comment!

[@Siletzia]

Completely agree. My favorite in that regard was Madge Session #1 from The Vaudeville Years. In my opinion, it was Mick and McVie at their absolute best. Probably helped that they co-wrote the song. Also, Danny was a lesser known and appreciated complement to and with Peter. Together, there was no equal.

[@davidkunde1656]

Truely the blues rock gods!!My favorite then play ablum,so verisitable collection of music styles nobody can play misson bell as well as they do!RIP Danny and Peter.Their ain't no body better than Peter's Fleetwood Mac!

[@s.d.3492]

This is my Fleetwood Mac. The original Mac, far outweighing what the band eventually became in the 70s.

[@PIPEHEAD]

First time I've ever heard JM do a solo, and i'm blown away by it !

[@danieldeyoung9963]

Eric Clapton was once described as "god" but Peter green was the emperor or axis bold as love if any of you know just what I'm talking about........Peter green was is and always will be the king of English blues guitar....... Long live our king

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

I couldn't agree with you more. Fleetwood Mac after Peter were a shallow bag compared to Green's fiery ascendant blaze of sun & light on a blue world. Once BB. King was asked what he thought of the current crop of guitar heroes . He paused & said "How's Greenie going"? No one else was mentioned lol

[@jamesbuster1955]

But Peter was the "green god". Hold both in same regard... And both felt that about each others style and playing.

[@jamesbuster1955]

I don't totally agree. The middle lineup wasn't bad.

[@terrypussypower]

Clapton was decent in the 60’s, with The Yardbirds, The Bluesbreakers and Cream….but he was no Peter Green! There’s no contest.

[@greggchristie2351]

@@jamesbuster1955 Half of the songs on the middle lineup were golden! I have a F.M. playlist from all three periods, I don't get much better relaxation with any other band for the versatility and mood settings. From the first record of 1968 through Tusk, the weight of their contributions to the blues legacy AND to popular music is undeniable!

[@scoots8519]

With this song you can clearly hear the uniqueness of Peter Green's out of phase guitar. It is a remarkably distinct sound that is the signature of Fleetwood Mac at this period. Fantastic Sound!

[@vins2800]

and its not quite out of phase either (though similar in sound its different) his neck pickup's magnet is backward. having the screws pointing to the bridge would make the neck PU slightly (though it doubt it makes a huge difference) brighter.

[@dawhoda1]

​@@vins2800pu phase up?

[@JP-rz2su]

RIP Peter. You may have gone, but the music of the true Fleetwood Mac will live forever. Thank you.

[@ronnie5129]

There is nothing like the Original Fleetwood Mac, I grew up on this music, Peter Green made me want to play guitar, Danny Kirwin and Peter were the Dynamic Duo, Thank you Peter, may you R.I.P. your music will be heard forever, Cousin Figel

[@billkingston4402]

Such a great guitarist

[@nickkkyyy]

Saw Peter a few times in the London club scene in the late 60's at places like Klooks Kreek and the Toby Jug-he was the finest blues guitarist of them all,not obsessed with speed or flashy playing but with soul. RIP Peter...those were great music days

[@allangroombridge607]

Hey man, I saw them at the Toby Jug too! What an experience. I seem to remember the place was packed. 3 superb axe players in that band. I loved Jeremy's slide playing. I was still jamming on drums at The Norfolk Blues Society until Covid-19 struck.

[@nickkkyyy]

@@allangroombridge607 Hah fantastic, another Toby Jug guy -it was often packed for concerts,I remember people fainting and getting passed out over the heads of everyone and out the back.Ive got a friend who goes around pubs in Norfolk singing Dylan and Cohen numbers

[@waltraud734]

You so very right , how much would we have those PG with his wonderful music back wirh all the stolen years 😢🗼

[@allanwillcockson6737]

I had a bootleg in the 70’s called Merely a Portmanteu. Was blown away by “Underway”! It was this same version. Cannot believe that it is only a 4 minute snippet on “Then Play On” when the majesty of it is so apparent on the long version

[@hg7240]

I've come to the conclusion that our Dimitris Koutsiaftis must be a wealth old eccentric blues guy that has nothing better to do than produce some of the best blues videos with awesome pictures to share with the world all the while keeping the blues a flame. cheers DK

[@aureliobrighton1871]

I have heard it through the Bassline ... he also is a descendant of Sorbas and inherited Alexis' Santuri .. which he plays through a mighty selfmade valveamp . anywhere between Crete and Delos 🌻🍇

[@PIPEHEAD]

@@aureliobrighton1871 If " heard it through the Bassline " is your own creation consider my cap to be well and truly doffed !

[@danieldeyoung9963]

Peter green you have been my major source of English blues motivation and inspiration and despite you went down a different path to the normal and grew your fingernails and hair so you could never play the blues again despite of the goddess of illusion who fooled you with riches materialism success fame even eric Clapton cites you as the greatest ever blues guitarist to ever come out of England the mother country and your influence upon me as a blues guitarist in perth which is described as metallica as the pimple on the arse of the world will never be forgotten and even as I play the blues I feel you with me my brother. R.i.p. peter green. The king may be gone but never forgotten

[@taimeuppe6174]

over 50 yrs ago and people still like it

[@1blastman]

People still like Mozart, Bach and Beethoven, this music will stand the test of time, just like the classical masters.

[@mikemclean676]

it just gets better with time

[@edouglaspratt]

In 1968 and '69 I was a student University of Manchester, U.K. I'd been listening to Elvin Bishop and Mike Bloomfield; Steve Katz; Eric Clapton; Otis Rush. Me mate suggested I give a listen to Fleetwood Mac. The guitarist was amazing... Peter Green had all the delicate nuance, unexpected changes, and power of Clapton on Beano. At the time I didn't think anyone could ever match Clapton's Blues guitar mastery. And to this day, Peter and Eric are the Janus of Blues Rock guitarists. -Doug Pratt, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

[@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.

[@mgkingsley2336]

Gave birth to Fleetwood Mac.. only stuff I'll listen to.. Green, Kirwan, Spencer era

[@fazergadget]

Thank you Peter. I so woke up when i stayed with you in your tent on Eel Pie Island all those years ago; i so understand how your journey messed you around. Be at peace and know you are loved

[@timpenfield5]

THE KING IS GONE, WELL DONE SIR, PIECE AND LOVE ON YOUR FINAL JOURNEY, AND THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR GIFT WITH THE WORLD, PETER GREEN WAS A RIGHTEOUS MAN, ALMOST TO GOOD FOR THIS WORLD, A ROCK AND ROLL SAINT, R.I.P PETER GREEN.

[@waltraud734]

I agree with you so much and I'm glad people think a bit over things , have a good time 👍

[@motokev2727]

Thanks for the great music Peter Greenbaum, RIP

[@davebeck359]

Peter Green was a BADASS his demons led to some of the greatest music we are blessed to have today. He did not fear letting his life's problems become the force behind his blues inspired magical guitar playing. He was not a follower he led and was exploring music that was ahead of it's time ,pure magic! He was also one of the most gentle egoless people in rock being know for being a giver, and those that give will receive in multiples. He was blessed with many gifts one of which was his unique tone on guitar. God bless you Peter, play on.

[@juergenhoffmann1407]

R.I.P., Peter. Your music will always stay, and so will you. We love you.

[@bryan17293]

Stoned on good weed, and drinking Coors beer sitting along a basement floor wall with friends in black lights, strobe lights keeping the beat, fantasies took us away. Very groovy times.

[@jeffwilliams8074]

Ha ha luv it! Sounds like me when I was 15, about 42 years ago! Sativaaaa!

[@timpenfield5]

I loved and still love strobes, black lights, but not weed, I would never smoke weed, Ok, I completely lied, Been smokin since 1978, Now excuse me, my delivery guy just arrived with my hash pills and joints HAHAHahaaaha

[@yarygork2334]

Ok to top that my mailed shipment of high CBD weed that looks smells and vapes/smokes just like its outlaw bro just arrived in my mailbox legally! Who woulda ever thunk such things possible? Watch the opiodes death rates plummet! No high from CBD unless feelin great is a high?

[@michaelscott7462]

I was there too! I was the guy who would say"stoned again".

[@PhukIT1865]

you don't even need to be stoned to love this it's that good

[@neilus]

RIP Greeny - your songs and playing will be loved forever

[@ellynorth7466]

thank you Dimitris for all of your publications. Thank you ...... it's so important !!

[@johnsouter4020]

Sublime.

[@noahmichael2213]

Holy shit. That last song blew my mind

[@grandcru5690]

Very rare and very nice Pictures and the fantastic Blues of the great Fleetwood Mac

[@zencat999]

PG was one of the primordial rock godz from the blues side. the music lives on!....cheers&aloha

[@ryanodonnell4184]

The most Epic Underway out there!!!!

[@carolwolf9614]

Oh glorious Peter Green

[@waltraud734]

Yes Green Manalishi ,the greedy ! hindu female god and Peter had so right about money , and said it with this so unusual supersong,,,, super,,,and underway ,I'm hooked on this soooo beautiful instrumental 💚💚💚🌠🌠🌠 , near tears every time listen it ,thank you ***

[@huntsoriginal5812]

This was at the end of the Mac era, you cam clearly hear Pete breaking out into his experimental era. The rest is sad history disguised by genius xx RIP Peter xx

[@davechae5890]

The. Italy. Lps. Rocked. White. Sky. Indian. Lover. Just. Another. Guy. Is. Maybe. His. Best !!!🇺🇸🤘

[@1blastman]

Rock in Peace - Peter, you were the best that ever was!

[@stevehaluska5645]

Track 4 'Underway' is sublime. Transcends musical borders and boundaries. This is the best version of it I have heard. Goodbye Peter. You are missed.

[@timj41]

Hi there, you may have heard this version attached but just in case check this out, its otherworldly kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH_ThKZ3jNeieqc

[@davebeck359]

Underway was written by Peter as a tribute to Jimi Hendrix, by the time the Then Play On LP was released Jimi had passed on.

[@stevehaluska5645]

@@timj41 thanks for the link. excellent version

[@stevehaluska5645]

@@davebeck359 I was not aware of that. great. thanks.

[@ryanodonnell4184]

By far the best version. He’s doing otherworldly stuff here. Hendrix was the only other guy who could do things like this.

[@nidranrebreski2828]

You said underrated? Mick fleetwood is certainly the most underrated drummer ever. Hello Mr. Koutsiaftis! be blessed by bringing this to our attention.

[@factorylad5071]

Am I the only one ? Or is it that Greeny just kept getting better and better

[@waltraud734]

Yes he was getting better and better , so very outstanding good the whole Shows he did in 1970 ,where magnivicent and I could get still very 🥶....and disappointet that nobody helped to him and pushed him,behind walls ,hard to get over it ,but its over and we can only give good wishes to him and 🙏🙏🙏

[@kennycube5126]

I've listened to PG for about 35yrs & nearly every day. Today ain't no different :) I'm only on track 1 & it's outstanding. It makes me smile & happy.

[@nidranrebreski2828]

I was going to bed and something made me search my laptop. I landed here and I've been playing this over & over. it's 6:24. Are PG Fleetwood Mac trying to crucify me?

[@kennycube5126]

@@nidranrebreski2828 Nah, and that "something" was the green god visiting you by blues-epathy to enrich your life with musical goodness. I hope you're still listening 😀

[@michaelscott7462]

Peter tellin the truth. It may be another generation to fully grasp the fullness of his artistry. Oh well.

[@ΓιωργοςΚαουνας-φ5υ]

R.I.P. Peter Green. Your Greek fans will never forget you!

[@scsmith621]

Peter Green was GREAT!

[@deuteronimus750]

This in my mind is the best sounding live recording of this band.

[@karmenjazbec7743]

yeah you boys are the best we all miss Peter

[@davidriggs1470]

My favourite guitar player,his voice was excellent,from sixties motown fan.

[@tvenergyproductions1]

I just sorted my head out, and it was 1970. This concert in fact, and it was free after applying for tickets. The audience were very quiet during the numbers, I think they were too astonished to make a sound.

jeez..what a feeling !!!! :)

[@frankzanka648]

Immortal Souls Never Die. Thank you, Peter!

[@mc2mc277]

R.I.P. PETER....AMAZING!

[@tvenergyproductions1]

I remember seeing them at BBC Radio Paris Studio, Regents St. London, but I thought it was either 1968 or 69. It was the first band I had ever seen with three lead guitars, they just blew me away!

[@jackjdolan]

That must have been awesome !

[@josephcottone8776]

One Of The Best Three Guitar Blues Bands To Come Out Of England. Plus With Mick And John What More Can I Say. R.I.P. Always In Our HEARTS And SOULS. 🙏🏼🙏🏾🎸🎸🎸🎙🎵🎼🎶🔊🔔🥁

[@bobshook3544]

This is simply fantastic. Love that the audience is actually listening to the music. If this was recorded today you'd hear people yelling out through the entire thing. Thank you for posting this.

[@berniesmith6626]

think we caught it off the yanks

[@phaedracollins2302]

Rock as I remember it! Superb!

[@PhukIT1865]

a gem. Like discovering King Tut's tomb, yeah it's that good. I headed straight to 27:20 Underway by the way

[@johnamaral1786]

What! And skip Green Manalishi, Coming Your Way and Stranger Blues! Like 7. /:-)

[@PhukIT1865]

@@johnamaral1786 yeah. going to the gem haha

[@markrobinson8410]

Green monalishi is an awesome song.

[@morasa3000]

RIP Mr. Green !!! Remembering you and the team that played with you , great music, magical, awesome,,,, you were a real genius,,,, from a fan in Mexico !! Blues live forever.

[@Willie.McBride]

Das ist großartig! Ganz wunderbar!

[@rhcpmd]

I'm so glad this came up in my KZbin suggestions!!!! Peter and Danny were mind-blowing

[@bradnelson4778]

Miguel Diaz sadly both now gone

[@iulianbrok1075]

incredible jam session )))))

[@MeidoVegeta]

Coming your way is tremendous. This whole video is a treasure.

[@johnamaral1786]

Great music and sound! Nice pics! And now...Part 2! Like 73, C7, V4806. /:-)

[@olegrybakov4455]

16 03 2021 Super ! The sound is fantastic , there is no Peter , but I just found out about him .Photos Super ,many thanks to the Author ! Ukraine .

[@terencetyler67]

this is brilliant , an upbeat FM from the real early music , slow transition but you can see where its going.

[@kozemchuk]

lovely! RIP Peter

[@lubberwalker]

When I was skinnier than Mick. Great Times. Damn we had it good. Woke was what we did before going back to work.

[@huntsoriginal5812]

Track 4 underway is actually part of rattlesnake shake. It's the instrumental part which you can here in the live at Boston sessions. It's just a year or 2 later when Pete is obviously struggling mentally and experimenting with his sound. Definate inclusion of whah pedal

[@israelrodriguez5042]

Great music,thank you,rip peter

[@luiscrodrigues4818]

Peter Green e banda, maravilhoso guitarrista de blues rock, um da minha preferencia.

[@johnrenton3463]

You run a great channel! RIP Peter Green July 2020...

[@codybluetarp]

I remember "Coming Your Way" as 21 year old kid, and think of it now as having been fortunate to be "around" this music and considered songs like "Underway" and "The Green Manalishi" to be to my ears then as spiritually cool, in the way that we sometimes hear music that seems familiar, even if it is the 1st time to hear it. i suppose that might be an example of, "The Manifestation of the Transcendental Object in the Work of Art.", or an example that might give credence to the theory of it. That art is what "invites us back." Fleetwood Mac, and in particular, the Peter Green & Danny Kirwan, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and later Christine McVie, comprises my favorite 'Mac time, as lived then - but it was the hardest time; and that's how music can help explicitly well, like when we pause somewhere along the Way, and say, "Oh Well." Underway.

[@marciomoura9556]

Um dos melhores guitarristas de todos os tempos: Peter Green!! RIP !!

[@macfleetwood1]

Green Manalishi 00:02 - 15:15 Coming Your Way 15:25 - 22:59 Stranger Blues 23:00 - 27:13 Underway 27:20 - 34:00 If I ever get to Greece, Dimitris Koutsiaftis, I am going to have to find you just so I can shake your hand to thank you for all these wonderful posts!!! Efcharisto! (P.S. -- I repost a lot of your YT posts on the "Then Play On...Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac" Facebook page, where they always get a lot of "Likes").

[@dimitriskoutsiaftis5435]

Hi my bro '...hope you're well !!! Thanks so much from the bottoms of my heart ...really !!! All the best for you & yours !!! Big Hugs from Hellas !!! Dimitris.

[@ronnie5129]

After Peter made a comeback with the Splinter Group, He said the Blues here not meant to be played on a Les Paul Guitar, This blew my mind, Because when he Played a Les Paul , He Was Just Awesone, and made it sound like it should be Played on one, I guess People change thier minds over time, But Peter Made that Guitar sound like a Damn Diamond, R.I.P. Brother, Cousin Figel

[@econtrolable]

One might think the drugs in Germany changed his and two of his mates mind about a lot of stuff.

[@factorylad5071]

How right you are sir. I have had the honour of seeing him play and it was on a black , ebony and gold LP that looked and felt cherished. If there is any justice the angels will fly him out one now.

[@yarygork2334]

After 23 yrs on a Strat I'm now yearnin for a Les Paul we get tired of our tones and want to explore. Started on a Guild Starfire III in 63. Did not like its tone but she was a beauty.

[@harryhole3704]

Up there with Danny now , am truely heartbroken, Peter Greens ,Fleetwood Mac are the only band that I wished I wa 10 years older so I could have seen them perform lim live, & include in that list, Hendrix, Beatles, Jerry Lee, etc,etc,

[@davechae5890]

Saw. Fleet. Wood. Mac. Zep. Hendrix. Chicago. All. Around. 1970. And. End. Of. The. Game. Tour. Serious. High. Times. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@sbingham1979]

This is great - thank you so much for this video. I am only just now learning about Peter Green - a shame because why didn't I know about him while he was alive? My own ignorance.

[@brauliocavalcanti3703]

Same here. I knew all others. Jimi, Jimmy, Derek, Jeff, Pete, David, Joe, Ritchie, Toni, Gary......but I hardly knew Peter Green. I suck!

[@lawrencefeldman7744]

No you don't suck, just listen! It will live forever ❤️! Stay safe folks! This is what we live for! R.I.P. Peter and Danny!

[@richardmindemann6935]

@@brauliocavalcanti3703 Welcome to his world.

[@bham0308]

Brilliant!

[@danettemichaels1013]

Rest in peace, master!

[@ronaldskmyd5304]

Mooie improvisatie

[@garethwonham5622]

The lyrics of green manalishi are on another level. Amazing recordings

[@underworldent4817]

yep

[@davebeck359]

Thanks for the choice of songs. 4 great songs showing the power of the three guitarist. Peter's " Green Manalashi" kicks ass here followed by Danny's best contribution "Coming Your Way" and finishing with Jeremy doing his slide magic on "Stranger Blues". The outro of "Before The Beginning" shows the beautiful gift Peter Green was blessed with by mesmerizing us with music that was ahead of it's time. Bless you Peter for sharing your gift. Your music will play on ......

[@henkvanderaar9379]

Great one ; thnx for loading !

[@nenaredman8549]

Ten młodziutki GITARZYSTA ,bardzo piękny ,blondasek ,do Karola podobny .Karol ma taką brogę jak ty i podobną mimikę twarzy. Jest bardzo wysportowany .Miał 9 lat ,kiedy zaczął ćwiczyć z dorosłymi karate . Świetnie gra na gitarze ,kocha jazza i Matenego .Dla mnie Mateny jest nudny ...gada na tej swojej gitarze ciągle o tym samym....Kocham Ciebie Peterze.brogę -miało być brodę .... Mam dysleksję ,Pola I Konrad również ....Jestem praworęczna i lewonożna .

[@gratefulkm]

There is a recording of Peter Green , Duane Allman and Jerry Garcia all on the same stage

[@jeffwilliams8074]

Get the f out of here! I am going there next.

[@gratefulkm]

@@jeffwilliams8074 dead Filmore east Feb 11.13.14 1970 . I ain't found it on KZbin yet ! One of those shows .

[@markcooper9063]

It's darksrar and Spanish song?

[@martshankleman]

Bass solo at 5.30 is by Peter Green. I was told this by , ahem, Mick Fleetwood when I interviewed him at the time this album was released. ( Apologies for name dropping). Certainly doesn’t sound like John McVie who I think plays a 4 string with his fingers, whereas this bass solo is played on 6 string bass by someone using a pick.

[@allanwillcockson6737]

So cool! Thank you for sharing that!!!

[@davebeck359]

Peter was once a bass player I read that the bass solo on The Green Manalasi was Peter playing. Anybody know if this is true. Love Peter and his devoted fans.

[@tomgardner8825]

not true.

[@DM-hh7wl]

Dave i've spent decades researching this gig since i first taped it off the radio in about 1987. PG was indeed a bassist in his very earliest days as a musician. And yes - it IS him playing the bass solo - he swaps to a Fender 6 string bass with "the speed of an eagle" (as the compere puts it in the unedited recording). HTH.

[@tomgardner8825]

thanks for info

[@nelsonfragoso5713]

Grande Peter Green!!!!!!!Descanse em Paz!!!!!!!

[@dasteven10]

Just wow

[@nenaredman8549]

Dziękuję za piękną muzykę

[@jamesdaviddupre99]

Sometimes I can't tell if it's Green or Kirwan soloing. They were both so good! Great music. I also wish that Bob Welch got some credit for the next Mac incarnation. Why does everyone jump from Green to Buckingham/Nicks? That smooth Wes Montgomery-style guitar on Hypnotized was great. Smoking on Miles Away, plus tender ballad Sentimental Lady & more.

[@nenaredman8549]

Kocham Ciebie.....za chwilę skończy się czas urzędowania kompa ..... nie wiem ,czy zasnę bez CIEBIE ,bądż ze mną najlepiej ,jak możliwe jest tej nocy....Pa ,pa.....Aha ,kocham WAS wszystkich z FLEETWOOD MAC .....mój ukochany ksiądz w Nakle nazywał się MAC

[@hassenfuttingah2744]

A kind of re-birth ,even with a sadly departed.

[@leandrospeltz5302]

Melhor e única verdadeira formação do FM!!!!!!!

[@richardfinlayson1524]

some really nice photos to go with some dynamite blues rock, these guys were the best.

[@Noelbluesky]

wow! just wow around 7:68

[@Jah_Rastafari_ORIG]

@Noel Cielo Umm...you mean 8:08...?

[@nenaredman8549]

Kocham Ciebie Peterze .........Chcę żebyśmy mieli ładne mieszkanie ...widziałam takie na filmie ...nie za duże ,nie chcę mieć dużo do sprzątania....

[@dannydine5263]

Wow, I never knew this was out. Awesome!

[@dimethaltryptamine1]

Fleetwood Mac after Peter were a shallow bag compared to Green's fiery ascendant blaze of sun & light on a blue world. Once BB. King was asked what he thought of the current crop of guitar heroes . He paused & said "How's Greenie going"? No one else was mentioned lol

[@sheilabowcock7707]

People forget how good Danny kirwin was.

[@yarygork2334]

A lot of his stuff I thought was Pete..thanks to U tube I'm learning so much. I dont think anybody bendsnotes just like Danny....or maybe ever will? He shakes his entire hand and it transfers to the strings and I bet he copied BB cause BB shakes his entire hand also when he bends notes so well! Thanks Dimi

[@davebeck359]

Danny was awesome as long as he was at Peters side. All of Danny's best work are on songs written by Peter. It appears that Peter gave Danny the confidence to expand his guitar mastery, but make no mistake as great as Danny was Peter had no equal. RIP Danny and Peter.

[@shaunm.2738]

@@davebeck359 #facts

[@mrbee6075]

Discovering Peter Green was my Oak Island treasure! Jack pot$

[@yarygork2334]

I'll be darned I hear a wa wa pedal at 32;28! tHANKS dIMITRIS:)

[@josevivar5157]

Peter and his 6 string bass💪