Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac ~ Live At Warehouse New Orleans 1970 Part 2 

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​@@jesiahquincy8384 can I use that as a band name?

couldn't agree more with you, almost tears in my eyes.

Different STYLES of genius, but definitely both GENIUS!

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Spencer and Kirwan are also up there with the greats.....a pity Danny couldn’t “DO IT” without PG there to show him how. Spencer is the cleanest slide guitar player I have ever heard, by a big margin.....grande canyon size margin. lol

Best performance ever by Peter. Seems to come out of a different plane. The structure of the solo is framed by a two-note repeated pattern. Sublime stuff!

The Grateful Dead were the head liners for The Flock , Fleetwood Mac. In that order. First Warehouse concert.

Sooo goood!

Cheers to you! I was about to be born.

I couldn't agree more!

well said ducks, but why oh why can we not enjoy this great music on cd . this recording is rare and hard to get hold of and megga pricy.

how can we represent reality w/o feeling it yo? these guys went thru the ropes

BB King was proud....

He among others said PG was the only white man to so intensely play the blues.

You got it! Notice the repeated single note phrase high to low that gives his solo structure. Other versions of the song by Peter do not have this feature.

I was wondering if this was " The Concert" were they got dosed by Owsley.... What a piece of important musical history. I guess things went downhill rapidly for Peter after this apparently..... You can hear how high they are talking between songs... " Creeping up on me...." Everything thing goes so fast once you achieve the top of the Bellcurve.

@@Dream_Logic23 Unfortunately for Peter (and Danny Kirwan) things started going "down hill" a few months earlier. During a European tour towards the end of 1969, he experienced a bad acid trip at a hippie commune in Munich, which I'm sure you've heard about. Clifford Davis, the band's manager, singled out this incident as the crucial point in Green's mental decline. It was apparently a very weird scene where he and Kiwan were almost kinda hijacked into a party they didn't want to leave but were recused from by their manager and the rest on the band. Apparently during the ride home from the commune party, both Peter and Danny were in a catatonic state, both leaning slightly the same way and with similar contorted expressions on their faces. One band member said they looked like they were communicating together but without saying anything. Soon after this incident Peter suggested to the group they give all their money away to charity.......the others disagreed. Green left the band soon afterward his last show as a member of the band was May 20 1970. He did play with them again in February 1971, after Jeremy Spencer suddenly joined a religious group, the Children of God, during a US tour and not returning to finish the tour. Green worked with John Mayall again for a brief time, put out the album "End of the Game" a month after leaving Fleetwood Mac, and appeared on a few albums by others but faded into obscurity due to his mental and drug related problems. After smashing up his parents home (who he was living with at the time), Green was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia and spent time in psychiatric hospitals undergoing electroconvulsive therapy during the mid-1970s. In 1979 Green started to emerge again as a musician. In 1988 Green was quoted as saying: "I'm at present recuperating from treatment for taking drugs. It was drugs that influenced me a lot. I took more than I intended to. I took LSD eight or nine times. The effect of that stuff lasts so long ... I wanted to give away all my money ... I went kind of holy - no, not holy, religious. I thought I could do it, I thought I was all right on drugs. My failing!" RIP Peter Green

​​@@tomeberhardt-vv5qcMan.. Just Imagine if this didn't happen to Green, Just imagine if he never took more than much, It almost sounds like the melancholic perfect ending for a perfect band, I'm thankful to God that atleast he went back to playing and gathering guitars instead of dying, But regardless i hope he rests in peace. He's literally my favorite guitarist

If that is true that would have been cool to see. I think Pete learned about jamming from the Dead? I loved “Then play on. “Tried to find more about Pete since it came out. Not as much info back in the 70s. 😕

I just caught a glimpse of the AMA's...I ran ....RAN to this music ...what is always will be the real deal ...The Real Big Macs !!

Looking at the big picture, at least Peter Green finally received the acclaim he was due, and had a modestly successful career later in life, even if he wasn't playing with the fire he had earlier. In a band history full of tragic stories, I think the biggest tragedy befell Danny Kirwan. Danny's contributions from the Kiln House to Bare Trees albums were crucial in the Mac's transformation into the contemporary Rock band that conquered the world after Buckingham and Nicks joined. (So were Bob Welch's contributions, and of course Christine McVie's, but that's another story.) For Danny to end up destitute and mentally ill, unable to use his immense talents, is sad beyond measure. RIP Peter, Danny, Bob and Christine.

There was no musical competition between them as each part is distinct, powerful and beautiful in its own way. I think they 'broke ground' by blending 3 parts when I heard no others doing it .... and it played out 20 feet before my eyes when I had no clue who they were or where they came from. This is one of the very early Warehouse shows I think ... certainly for me. The old brick walls, timber rafters and the carpet remnants make for great acoustics. Most shows were 'packed' too. .... Kirwin's cord work and riffs were amazing, as was Jeremy's slide work on his Gibson V. Green? .... nothin' beyond his tasteful playing and tone to say.

Ohh yes. 'Mr Wonderful' must've been named after the Maestro 🎸🎶

if you compare this to the Buckingham Nicks crap!!!

dimethaltryptamine1 I second the statement about mr green

I've listened to a lot of Zeppelin and that hardly sounds like Jimmy Page, in fact the only comparison one could make between Peter and his style is that Jimmy loved the out of phase pick ups Greeny used, so he had his guitar modified so it sounded similar.

@ James McDonald.... Page copied everyone and often claimed it as his own. He even claimed to write songs those who opened for Led Zeplin mistakenly played in their warm up set. Listen to Jake Holms album “ The xxxxxx Sounds of Jake Holmes “.... sorry I can’t remember the second word, could be “amazing”. Jake wrote Dazed and Confused and performed it live with NO back up musicians. Just his account guitar and voice. lol

Ooops...... Should be acoustic guitar. I hate American spell check.

+Mic Tod Gary used that guitar quite famously at the Montreaux Jazz Festival on "The Messiah Will Come Again" (which has been blocked here, sadly) and just tore the house down.

+Mic Tod Gary used that guitar quite famously at the Montreaux Jazz Festival on "The Messiah Will Come Again" (which has been blocked here, sadly) and just tore the house down.

+buellosaurusrex Too bad it's been blocked. I am also a big Gary Moore fan. But I was told by others that even in the skilled hands of Moore, the sound wasn't quite the same, which makes perfect sense if one thinks about it. The two artists are different individuals with different styles. All one need do is listen to the same song by each artist back t back. This is re-assuring proof (to me) that the artist still matters. It's not just the instrument, but the artist and his/her use of it. Isn't it ironic that we still have Green, albeit much deterioriated, but have lost the younger Moore?

Ironic, yes...but sadly we lost Green 40 years ago. He is but a shell of what he was.

+buellosaurusrex Well, not quite that long ago. Green was still doing some great stuff well into the 1980's, before his breakdown. At least he's still with us and still, as I understand, playing his instrument.

+buellosaurusrex Right you are my friend. Tour de force.

Tired and having fun. I can dig it!

No you are not. I saw all in your list but Otis Rush and Greenie before his demise. I think he is right up there, right there. Freddie, BB, and Albert invented a whole lot of what everyone plays from that point on, including Green. Green just perfected everything. He was near perfect.

Having seen both of them several times I can say that Peter fairly blows Jeff Beck off the stage.

Which is a crazy thing to do! Peter went with a group of Germans, allegedly, whatever he was given caused the drug induced psychosis that took him from us way too early 💔 Brilliant beautiful bluesman 💙

I don’t think they needed to spike their drinks. 😅. I read somewhere that after they hung with the Dead in NO. Peter said “All I want to do is Jam from now on, no more 3 min songs” I loved this era of Mac. So sorry they flipped out after Germany. With all that adulation at such young ages it would be tuff to hold it together.

yes but i think only in usa its a rare one and will cost a bit.

i have done some research on this cd cause i want it also.

I mean 12:30 minute. Name of the track please

''Got A Mind To Give Up Living'' my friend !!! Greetings from Hellas .

Dimitris Koutsiaftis thanks buddy

Uhhhh yeah!😊

i thought so too, until i realized that those times are LENGTH of the song.

True. But prolly length of track, not timestamp!!

One-time event?