Fleetwood Mac - Homework - 1968/12/31 - Paris Peter Green : guitar, vocals Jeremy Spencer : slide guitar, piano, vocals Danny Kirwan : guitar John McVie : bass Mick Fleetwood : drums
How is he supposed to find something, when he's dead? We use our brains and legs to find things. He's dead, now, so his brain and legs clearly don't work anymore. Accept it and cherish his legacy.
Sad to hear of the passing of Danny Kirwan. He was a perfect fit with Peter Green and an essential part of their sound after Jeremy Spencer left. Saw the original Mac at least four times and Danny was superb. You will be missed.
@@bealetm I believe Peter Green returned to Fleetwood Mac for a short time after Jeremy Spencer joined a cult in California. I took my buddy to band practice and Peter, Mick, John and Danny were downstairs waiting to jam. They were trying to sell a reissue Flying V that belonged to Jeremy and I saw him play it in Fleetwood Mac with Peter and Danny.
I am 65 and just discovered Peter Green. I am so blown away. I listened to this on a LP for years, In the middle of Utah, up on a mountain top. Just never knew Peter Green.
Hey fellow oldies- 66 here and been listening to Greenie for 51 years and counting…. My all time favorite blues guitarist. If anyone’s keen, check out guitar man Dave Simpson and his ‘how to play like Peter Green’ series - which you Definitely don’t need to be a guitar player to get with.
Never too late😅For me Fleetwood Mac always sucked because I only knew only their 70ies stuff like Rumours😢. Althoug I loved Santana's cover of Black magic woman🎉Recently I discovered I pure gem Blues jam in Chicago with Otis Spann🎉🎉Go ahead and you will see. Great talents. Take care and keep on rocking❤
Not that I don't like the later incarnations of the Mac, but they absolutely slayed with Green. He's my favorite blues guitarist and possibly my favorite guitarist of all time. Danny Kirwan is no slouch, either.
On 31 Dec 1968 FM were half way through their second US tour (early Dec '68 - mid-Feb '69) and appeared at the Kinetic Playground in Chicago on this date along with the Byrds and Muddy Waters. This 4-hour show (called Surprise Partie) was recorded on 27 Nov '68. Other groups who appeared in Paris were the Who, the Small Faces, Aphrodite's Child, PP Arnold, the Troggs & the Equals plus numerous French groups & artists. The show also featured separate inserts by Joe Cocker, Pink Floyd & Booker T & the MGs.
Peter Green was awesome that verrrry few realize his music & contribution to the early blues rock days!!! Wish he walked away for a bit with the rest of the band! RIP!!!
Les irrésistibles were a band of american expats in Paris. Song written by a talented French composer William Sheller. This song is part of the soundtrack of James Bond, last one or next to last❤
Wonderful Footage, and so great to see Peter looking happy, and in his element, and the band playing so well.A tormented soul finally at rest.The Chain has been broken, R.I.P Peter
@Charalampos Tse Pretty sure This one is Live, there is another clip I have seen on youtube with this footage but another audio of this song ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f7nTv5SbYSk.html
RIP Peter Green. Absolute legend British Blues Player. 🙏 This was and is still how it's done. Great Musicians pumping it out solid, awesome Tone from Greeny and his vocal was cracking at this point of their game. 🔥 You don't get this now days, as much as people think you do, you just don't. The Rawness and Organic vibe of a proper Blues band.
I thought this sounded familiar: J. Geils Band did a cover. But, THIS....this is fantastic! How sad, the fates of Green and Spencer, but this is a beautiful moment in time.
Things were changing so fast then, so many amazing bands; Fleetwood Mac was just one of the best British blues groups then. We were very lucky to have them. Thanks for this!
The zenith of the British Blues Invasion. (1) The best rhythm section in R&R history. (2) Best lead/rhythm guitarists in R&R history. (3) Best R&R guitarist/songwriter/singer in R&R history. Just EPIC. So grateful to have been a teenager in 1968. RIP Peter and Danny. Then Play On .....
damn, look at Danny! no more than a kid (coming from me a 23 year old) and he was keeping up with Peter like it was nothing. If those damn german cultists hadn't got hold of Pete and Danny they would have gone far. Peter was already leagues above Clapton and given time I think Danny could have surpassed him. It's sad that no one knows where Danny is these days but it's nice to see Peter is getting back in the game.hope I get to see him live at least once before he hangs up his guitar for good
qui peter green era sicuramente al livello dei ben più' famosi clapton page poi gli si e' spenta la luce.......... ma rimane sempre tra i più' grandi chitarristi rock blues di sempre
Peter Green pasó hoy al más allá. Este monstruo de la música tenía una voz única y la guitarra era una prolongación de sus manos y corazón. !Descansa en paz con los músicos celestiales!
Totalmente cierto! coincido plenamente con tus palabras!!! Siempre pensé q el sonido d la guitarra d Peter es puro sentimiento! Muy pocos héroes d la guitarra tienen esa magia....
wow, what an historical document. i think that is Green's signature 1959 les paul. That guitar was less than 10 years old at that time. Green later sold it to Gary Moore. wow.
@@Fiendocaster System International is ok except the DecaBet that made all but 10 letters silent., in frenchy talk anyhoo. BTW How Many Bells in a Marshall? more than a deci i bet. more like dekaBells. Peace
I love this version. Previously I dug the version of it by J. Geils Band (1973, Live Full House album), but this here is more rock & roll. And those very real guitar licks by Peter Green are oh so good.
The LP for mentioned was "History of British Blues". I may still have it. Peter green is good. A tragedy in the making but he doesn't seem to mind. What a long strange trip it's been for him.
