Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac ~ ''Worried Dream''(Electric Blues Live 1968)

[@donrobertson4611]

Peter & Fleetwood Mac - the greatest British blues band

[@SeaOrcRonnie]

Peter's tone is haunting. Maybe the best I've ever heard. It just grabs you and pulls you right in.

[@debmccorkle4845]

Definitely the best.

[@waltraud734]

Yes its only hauntig ,what he could bring out of his guitar 💚💚💚

[@deborahbrown6408]

@@waltraud734 What he brought out of his guitar was his soul, deep down, his emotions, fears & sadness. He is one of a kind, the best.💚😥💔💯🎶🔥🔥

[@waltraud734]

@@deborahbrown6408 you said how it is , he was so special and all the people who made him down from 1970 on, in front the pharma , still can't believe it all🖤

[@Capricosm]

I agree.

[@scotty2756]

I dont think anyone ever had tone like this guy had.I still rate him as one of the finest blues guys to ever play.So awesome.I never grow tired of listening to him ever.

[@jorgeramirezcamarena4904]

True. I listen to Peter Green since 1970 and I continue to listen to him. One of the best guitarists (the best for me) and the best that John Mayall had

[@megadave1197]

BB King

[@srvenenoforte]

Yeah, He was great yes! Did someone had imagined if Robert Johnson had and electric guitar on 1930s?

[@ronnierobinson5421]

No one leaves more space than Peter Green

[@ronvolpe4750]

I'm 72. I agree, haunting . Been listening to him since high school. Origin of British blues. Fleetwood Mac, chicken shack.......

[@georgeradcliffe7511]

Peter Green... Absolute legend... One of the few that could make an axe CRY... RIP Sir !!!

[@bluesdrmr2]

This is as good as slow blues gets.

[@letterli]

It sounds absolutely fantastic when he doesn't play!! He knows where to place the right notes...BRILLIANT!

[@kekrmr]

good point!

[@dukehoffman124]

Yep , it's the space between .

[@Celon.]

The epitome of guitar playing , the guitar is literatelly emotion converter in his hands ,pathos... it pours out in excessive amounts large majority of the time . He is the most sophisticated communicator with silence and the rythm. Only a pour soul being crushed by society's greed and tendency to hate on each other for trivial shit, type of people can play this type of music , tell such detailed story and somehow create a home somewhere between those notes . Too good for this world type of people . Humanity has deprived itself of one of the greatest artists of all time , especially in this era of such communication and global awarenness where a young man from Bosnia can listen to a English dude being as authentic and artistic as one can be .

[@roseblake5803]

Ryuobbi : Your comment is absolutely beautiful and no one deserves it more than the great Peter Green.

[@senseblossomxxx5260]

Totally agree

[@ianwaller5036]

top man ya self. i dig youre words

[@ghalston5641]

And yet he was practically still a child when he recorded this. I can’t believe I am just discovering him in my 60s. Better late then never I guess. He is teaching me a lot, out of the past.

[@michaelwatson7258]

Splendid comment.

[@agnespandur2708]

Only Peter Green knew that ...so much in the depths of emotions .. - beautiful music, fantastic guitar player , I love & thank you Peter Green RIP

[@leosaari3257]

Sad, sad. sad. Another one of our GREATS gone.

[@bnastali]

Unhurried journey to the deep soul of the BLUES via Mr. Green.

[@davidbeckerich]

Peter blew my mind in 1967 with The Supernatural and then with early Fleetwood Mac circa 1968. Then I found my favorite LP of all time Then Play On. He is the Green God on guitar but just as important he was a fine man and a credit to humanity. Play On Peter!

[@megadave1197]

That’s a great album but you have to remember Danny Kirwan played lead guitar on a big chunk of tracks off that album including Oh Well

[@davidbeckerich]

@@megadave1197 Problem was Danny had no hits to add to the LP even though I loved "Coming Your Way" with contributions from Mick Fleetwood adding congas. Peter was left with the responsibility of writing the hits including Oh Well, Rattlesnake Shake, Underway, The Madge Sessions (written by Peter but credited to Mick and John). Also singles The Green Manalishi and Man of the World. I am a big Danny fan and enjoyed his 3 Mac LP's after Peter left along with his solo LP with ex Savoy Brown vocalist Chris Youlden. Danny always received kind words from Peter and his unique style was important to the success of Albatross. He was one of my favorite guitarist but Peter needed someone to share the burden of coming up with some hit songs, Peter was the straw that stirred the drink and was also responsible for all the high points in the concert setting. Danny was awesome but he was no Green God. I appreciate you standing up for Danny he deserved his share of the fame of early Fleetwood Mac.

[@megadave1197]

@@davidbeckerich Yea completely agree with your assessment. Peter Green is my favourite guitarist. I also like the Danny Kirwan led FwM albums especially Bare Trees. Not heard that solo album you mentioned tho. Are Savoy Brown any good?

[@davidbeckerich]

@@megadave1197 Early Savoy Brown put out some awesome Blues LP's. Kim Simmons is one of my favorite guitarist and Chris Youlden had the most unique blues voices on the scene. The 4 LP's with Chris are the starting point. "Blues Matter", "A Step Further" , "Raw Sienna" and " Getting To The Point". All great guitar based LP's . Stay away from the rest except for "Looking In" which was Kim Simmons and the group that became FOGHAT. Also a winner. Do Not Buy anything after 1971.

[@debmccorkle4845]

My 1st Album was "Then Play On".. I was 12.. it haunts me still.. I fell in love with his sound very young.. finally when I was old enough to find my way to concerts.. oh well..

[@megadave1197]

Danny Kirwan 🎸😎

[@davidbeckerich4792]

Peter Green exhibits a direct connection between his heart, head his fingers and a Higher Power. Peter played with a personal touch and made every note count . Peter felt that spacing the notes gave him the opportunity to let his notes tell his story of pain that he felt he could not do solely with words. Peter had to quit Fleetwood Mac in 1970 because the blues caused him too much pain. We are blessed that Peter sacrificed him mental well being to express his pain. After "Man Of The World" and "The Green Manalasi" it became apparent he was in need of help. Bless you Peter your music will forever live on

[@paulhoenderkamp5984]

Now u know why all guitarists look up to this man!! 👌👌👌👌

[@MacFalko]

Mind blowing

[@dieterwolf1122]

This ist so beautifull! Peter, I miss You Peter! YES ,I MISS YOU SO MUCH!

[@robsummers8344]

Folk that listen to Peter Green are blessed - he was a true musician 🎸🎶🎩✌🏻️

[@gordonballard8222]

A classic example of less is best. Pure and raw. Ohh yeah...

[@dankohollando7007]

Just had to give a standing ovation for this performance and I am at home, simply amazing

[@debmccorkle4845]

👏🤘💙😎

[@ian436]

Absolutely sublime, nothing more to be said.

[@ellynorth7466]

they were soooo good.........sooooo good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jmjrocks1999]

Love how at around 50 seconds he mimics the feedback and goes with it True musicians right here

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH BOYS YOU ARE THE BEST WE ALL MISS PETER I AM JUST SMOKING AND LISTENING TO YOU

[@douglasranger4987]

Peter had the ability to show emotion thru vocals and guitar simultaneously....very few to this day can compare to his ability

[@waltraud734]

The most great and special guitarplayer and Soulmann we ever had yes and it still makes sad what happen to him 💕

[@alyorkie6]

The Original, The Best, The Only FM🌟💖🎶🎵👍

[@annereidy7981]

OMG, so bloody wow, gorgeous and beautiful! And what can I say other than OMG, beautiful!

[@josevivar5157]

in an interview he was asked about the speed in guitar solos and he answered it's not about how many notes you can play, but what you say in each note and that was all Peter had, as he told Jeremy less is more, peter was a unique genius and an absolutely spiritual out of sowbusines

[@brauliocavalcanti3703]

Genius! RIP

[@johnmyers8493]

Everything any1 needed or wanted from blues music or anything he did was in peters toolbox ! His music still ranks with any other even now ; ya don't tire of listening 2 the possibly greatest musician that blues rock or contemporary music ❤️

[@timj41]

Utterly untouchable

[@hodis8920]

Definitely captures the feeling of the blues like not many players could do in that 65 to 1970 window in time. To me the sound a blues man gets out of his guitar is much more importantthan how fast he is.

[@66Super]

hodis vun

[@hodis8920]

Have you heard the original BB King cut of this song, 66 or 67, with horns? The Album was Blues on top of Blues I think it was on ABC Dunhill and came out a couple of years before Completely Well which came out in 69 with his break out "Thrill is Gone". I saw BB about half a dozen times, mostly at Merriweather Post Pavillion by himself, and as an opener. I saw Albert Collins at the same place and times 70-73 when he played guitar for Ike and Tina Turner. You should check out Albert if you haven't heard much of him across the pond.

[@midnightrider7648]

hodis: cool info.🍻

[@Fugettaboutit]

Stinging, sweet, haunting, lyrical.....what a player. And when I think of reverb, this is what I hear in my head...whether it's the amp or the room or a combination thereof.

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YEAH BOYS YOU ARE THE BEST WE ALL MISS PETER

[@busaking1hawley689]

This is some top-notch blues. As good as you are ever going to hear. It has that certain feel that is so hard to capture, yet this performance is loaded with it.

[@michaelanderson4840]

You can feel the pain of the blues in Peters tone, a master RIP.

[@harryhole3704]

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac are the only band that I wish I was 10 years older so I could have seen then 'Live', and I'm putting them in front of Hendrix, The Beetles, Cream , Robert Johnson , the list goes on & on. When the death of Peter Green was broken I openly cried, something that I have never done since the death of Marc Bolan.

[@kekrmr]

I feel the same!

[@Dean-x9u]

Great stuff. So emotional.

[@alicelam3334]

Wow such a bluse'y blues song. But then again what else can we expect from the Master Peter~

[@avedel76]

One of the greatest, and one of his better tracks.

[@karmenjazbec7743]

YOU BOYS ARE THE BEST WE ALL MISS PETER

[@madeleinevandevelde5011]

Thank you Peter, I stil listen to you. 🌹

[@robertcapewell716]

peter green he is a true bluesman thank you for the music

[@forearthbelow]

When BB King made those comments about Peter's sound and tone I thought it was based on him hearing,or hearing about, Peter. I did not know or realise they had played together at one point, as witnessed by the photo just after 9 minutes in to this BRILLIANT track. For me, The blues is about sadness and pain: the listener can only get that with the spaces between the notes, not some million notes per minute shredder. Pure mastery is exhibited here. Tony

[@Echzachtly]

If I’m not mistaken Peter and the boys opened for BB on his first European tour

[@forearthbelow]

@@Echzachtly Thank you Zach for responding to my post above: I honestly can't recall writing it!! I was delayed in my musical appreciation of sublime music such as this so, altho I'm now 68 yo, I would have given loads to have been able to witness what you stated above. I had the privilege to see BB play live 4 times, awesome every time.

[@redsplitwindow]

Absolutey BEAUTIFUL !!!

[@karenrubylebass6002]

R.I.P Greeny

[@shaserv]

How did FWM go from this to what it is today? Damn, this is good.

[@ricksoto1025]

money

[@sav7568]

@@ricksoto1025 Plus Peter Green quit

[@buzzedalldrink9131]

its always about the $$ not just in music -in everything

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

I think he was the best Guitar play ever and he playd blues whit so much emotions

[@Ibarrapat]

Excellent.....

[@lalitavajra6078]

Gosh, this is blues.. wow, the whole band...Thanks for posting. This track, magnificent, aches soul. Best Jay

[@2gud84]

how has this not got more views ? considering this was the best blues group in England , probably the world at this point

[@ravenscrags]

People have no taste?

[@AtomicLobotomy]

Lots of people now only know later incarnation of Fleetwood Mac. Sixties have been whittled down musically to Beatles, Stones, Hendrix and 5 or 6 other bands. But I teach in Japan and my university students, with very occasional exception, don't know who the Stones are. They know Taylor Swift and Skrillex. So that's where we're headed.

[@2gud84]

I think we are already at that point ...

[@AtomicLobotomy]

People who listen to Peter Green playing blues are like medieval monks keeping the faith.

[@vglaso]

Is it... not part of (our) collective history- (playing guitar... can be ... diffi-cult.) (unless you just play covers) is 'all good'. and, this is part of the past-

[@madeleinevandevelde5011]

Adoro questo brano ❤ Era magnifico 🌹

[@lilrolterBigBluesMama]

Beautiful slow blues !

[@nestoralvarez8035]

SENTIMIENTO, EMOCION, ENTREGA, SEÑORES CON USTEDES PETER GREEN

[@lucalone]

that guitar tone

[@debmccorkle4845]

💙

[@rodolfobarretotuya6181]

Uno de los hijos predilectos del blues, el gran Peter Green, un rey muerto pero nunca olvidado...

[@vmat1000]

Man, i remember hearing of The Avalon Ballroom along with The Fillmore and Winterland. Went to the latter alot, former once. This jogged my memory about The Carousel. man, this track is great.

[@stefanpersson8740]

Thanks, little sad, but what a guitarist, singer, songwriter he is and he's band good to

[@Manuel-gt7rr]

QUE CHINGONERIA DE BLUES , Fleetwood Macc con Peter Green's RIP. en esta cuarentena disfrutando desde MEXICO saludos ....................

[@corportegijs]

No doubt. The best bluesband ever. My big heros Peter and Dany are in heaven. Mick, John and Jeremy still there. There songs last forever🎶

[@johnamaral1786]

Excellent outtake DK, this, from one of the finest all time concert performances ever! Thanks. Like 528. /:-)

[@terrybarton1604]

Greeny with Rory Gallagher, the best slow blues guitarists goin,sublime ☘

[@ellynorth7466]

you are so right. and they all came from the island

[@phoenixfreebird]

HIS GUITAR WEEPS! PPLS, AND FANS

[@timbarringer7790]

The Green god

[@theo2261960]

τεραστιο ταξιμι .....

[@JoseGarcia-ev4nm]

Simplemente maravilloso.

[@eljockvis]

great stuff

[@senseblossomxxx5260]

great

[@ΑντώνηςΣκιαδάς-ψ7δ]

so happy to see that this video is posted by a greek friend..wonderful song! :)

[@smedleybutler8787]

the best blues player from England, bar none.

[@Gto1927]

The Kid Not just from England son.

[@billgibbons6925]

The Kid The best blues player ever, imo. Alot of great guitarists that came after him copied his style, phrasing, tone, etc. but no one could ever sound like him.

[@thomasfoss9963]

Kim Simmonds not too bad either!!!!!!!

[@jorgeramirezcamarena4904]

@@thomasfoss9963 Right! A lot of excelent guitar players from USA and Europe. K. Simmonds, R. Gallagher, R. Trower, R. Blackmore, Michael Schenker, Mick Taylor, David Gilmour etc etc and of course the best Peter Green and Mick Bloomfield. Greetings Thomas

[@whatevershebrings]

The best English blues guitar player with the most mediocre English blues rhythm section. The better Green plays,, the worse Fleetwood seems...and you can never hear McVie.

[@cgavin1]

I really dig that he had an out of phase HIGHLY nasty and microphonic guitar and he made that work for him. He's got the amp cranked and is riding the volume control tirelessly and using soft and alternating hard picking styles etc. All these old time artists were highly skilled- these days its all dialed in, pedalled or the guitar is 'rubbish' and gets exchanged for a 'perfect' one etc. Brian May also another good example. His guitar sounds (arguably) pants clean but he makes it work and found his own tone in there.

[@simonahoffman1411]

magico Peter green..lo ascolto e lo ascolto e non mi basta mai Buon 2019 Dimitris.. meglio tardi che mai, i miei auguri di buona vita...

[@karmenjazbec7743]

I DREAM ABOUT MR TAMBOURINE MAN HE IS MY MAN

[@ACSena-ry8ox]

trancendant talent believed what he was singing

[@JoseGarcia-xy1cv]

Que pedazo de blues maravilloso.

[@jonmolnar5440]

And now, like B.B. King of old, I too am in a "cold sweat."

[@debmccorkle4845]

Wait.. "cold sweat" that's JB.. ISN'T IT?

[@jonmolnar5440]

@@debmccorkle4845 I do believe James Brown did do a song called "cold sweat."

[@beagleman123456789]

Great 👍

[@markwakephord3049]

Early British Blues Rock at its very best.

[@JoseGarcia-xy1cv]

Maravilloso grupo desde hace muchos años.

[@hockeyteam1954able]

Jimmy forgive me but I think Peter must have a spot reserved next to you!

[@caroyometal]

RIP .....

[@Manuel-gt7rr]

SEPTIEMBRE 15 / 2020

[@freddunlap2961]

Green Gold

[@camielkotte]

Oh yes!

[@Dean-x9u]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@karmenjazbec7743]

GUITAR IS CRYING

[@beagleman123456789]

I saw them in 1970 ‘

[@yarygork2334]

Yes thats a young BB at 2:28 I'm sure glad they used fender tube amps or I prob. would not be here. I love this tone from heaven. Sounds just like the tone in Then Play On album hey I see an Orange amp is that the reason this sounds so good? I need to make an arrest for whats happening at 7:11 Stevie how do you plea?

[@yarygork2334]

How many lonely days in jail by people who merely smoked.possessed something thats now legal. Thats a blues song right there.

[@countblue]

Is that his "gold Top" Les Paul with the wrecked pickup? The sound is pretty unique.

[@timothylewis2450]

Yes. A ‘59 Standard. The magnets in one of the humbucker pickups was reversed due to a factory error. This reverse polarity resulted in the pickups being out of phase. It seems that magnetically out-of-phase pickups are responsive to pitch, creating an entirely different sort of sound. In a dual-pickup setting where each humbucker has its own volume pot, you can bleed the relative phase shift to create timbres ranging from a piercing howl to a subtle treble boost.“Oddly, the resulting sound is sweeter and more musical than what you get from wiring humbuckers out of phase,” Ellis writes. “Magnetically generated phase shift seems to respond to pitch changes - the higher the note, the more pronounced the effect. Chords and bass notes don’t have the thin, shrill sound of out-of-phase wiring, yet high notes played on the top strings have a pronounced hollow cry.” www.guitarplayer.com/players/the-key-to-peter-greens-magic-1959-les-paul-tone

[@paulgalligan1916]

Omg

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

I'm gonna catch the first train!

[@powe0001]

Less is more...

[@martydarts8632]

*sigh*

[@hjd832]

Starts off like 'I need your love so bad''.....but this is about depression....So sad that he struggled with his mental health , ( after so called 'fiends' gave him LSD to try...)....PLEASE DON'T DO DRUGS OR be tempted....!

[@hermannhase6243]

He sold his soul to the Devil, then paid the price in Germany.That’s when the Devil’s helpers came to get him 😢

[@onheikki]

Voi.niitä,nailonpaita päiviä..vieläkö kuka muistaa??

[@AbeFroman-zx5hs]

Must have been hard for Mick and John to transition to that bubble gum band.

[@alinaalin8911]

The difficult acrylic chemically drown because supermarket findingsinitially soak minus a rustic fact. bawdy, overconfident destruction