Peter Green Solos - Rollin' Man Shrine '69 descargar videos gratis

bluesfashion

amazing, i love peter green style. Best les paul sound ever.

bUNGAbINE

Great version the shrine one, you do it justice too. Thanks

maxwellfan55

Sounds great Larry, such a wide variation in tone without effects, like R Buchanan with his Tele! Never thought of it like that before.

Tim Birkenholz

No man I'm positive Greeny used a wah on the Shrine record

Melodic 59

I think it was just all feedback he was using from the amp.

Paul Kelly

Sexual tone...

Tim Birkenholz

Hey didn't he use a wah on this record?

fieldfullofthistles

I love your playing man its so good. I think your vibrato is very close to Peters - its not near Dannys to my ears. Your a connoiseur and I want one of your guitars.

fieldfullofthistles

Peter Green didnt use out of phase too much - he prefered the treble pickup. To be fair when live he mixed them up quite a bit to get different sounds for effect and interest. The out of phase is a nice sound but its a bit weedy for live.

Chris Maddox

Nice guitar and playing. I have done the PG mod on my Les Paul but I find the volume drops slightly when I select the middle position but I did not hear that when you did it. Could you tell me how you compensate for the the volume drop?

SG jazzy

very nice lespaul sound！

Bruce912

I've watched that clip many times now, Larry, and it keeps getting better somehow!

Jack Starr

I am curious about the Klon Centaur I saw a guitarist named Coco Montoya use it too ,what is it used for

Mary Ho

Excellent!! Thanks for the share:) Grandma Mary

privettricker

That Shrine version of Rolling Man is one of my favorite guitar performances ever, and you nailed the tone, the phrasing, and got the whole thing virtually note-for-note. This is my new favorite YouTube clip.

Bruce912

Great job!! A pleasure to watch, so thanks for sharing it with us.

AndrasSimon

good stuff

NKPman

Fantastic - only just found your latest videos, after listening to your 2 knock out clips of playing the PG LP a couple of yrs ago. You have got these solos off perfectly - not just the notes, but tone, phrasing - everything. This may sound a strange comment, but I wish PG played ike you do nowdays! Obviously I could go to see PG if I wanted, but not how he plays and sounds these days. I'm grateful he is still playing, but its his 1960s stuff I love & you have brought it alive again!

rvollin1935

Just great! Demonstrates why Green was such a superior blues artist. All the best improvisers-whether rock, jazz, blues-have one thing in common...a natural gift for phrasing. Bottom line.

Ricardo Issao Coimbra

Larry, have you tested the Manalishi pickups in a 335 type guitar?