Peter Green & Splinter Group - The Green Manalishi (Cozy Powell, Neil Murray) / (Poland 1996) descargar videos gratis
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Here's an interesting thing to see. Peter Green had his Splinter Group during the 90's.
Consisted of Nigel Watson, Spike Edney and two Purple people Cozy Powell & Neil Murray.
Of course Cozy & Neil played in a huge amount of groups (and projects) together, so this
cooperation with Green was nothing particular. You can see and hear the Splinter Group
performing legendary piece made by Green, which turned out to be the last single that he
ever recorded with Fleetwood Mac......
Fabulous raritie for all Peter Green, Cozy Powell, Neil Murray fans around this bluesy world.
Cheers...............
Comentarios
10 years ago
Neil Mcintosh
Neil Murray is a legend, he's played with more influential musicians than anybody!10 years ago
bounty
i love gary moore but ive never will forgive him that he sold the peter green les paul ive would have give it back ive i would have get the guitar from greeny 10 years ago
der golem
Sings and plays with the same soul.10 years ago
terry coles
soo cool and total hats off to a man that has seen more than he wanted or needed to10 years ago
Galericulus
Why are people being so unkind about Peter Green when he has accomplished so much since Munich, the psychosis and the awful Electric Shock therapy which he suffered? Seems to me he hasn't lost his amazingly sensitive touch or his natural sense of rhythm and timing. And I really do like this version, in fact I far prefer it to the original Fleetwood Mac recording, which I didn't like at all.10 years ago
Maurice Maguire
It is so sad that those wierd Germans fucked him over so bad...was it in 1970 ..messed him up for rest of his life...11 years ago
AshStrat1
Peter green was without a doubt the best blues guitar player and writer of his day , bar none , and if he ever comes back from his illness there will be a lot of mouths open , 11 years ago
muzzay1130
judas priest heavy metal version- the green manalishi cover is more opposite than this...11 years ago
Rob Sylvia
I used to hate The Green Manalishi becuase it was not bluesy enough...but now it seems experimental....hard rock. The guitar playing on the Fleetwood Mac albums is very creative11 years ago
hippygirlof74
Very cool post! Thanks.11 years ago
shiraovadia
You cant say that about him in his prime, today he is, sadly, only a shell of a man who was a great, creative and original amazing guitarist. Try listening to Then Play On and End Of The Game.11 years ago
jon norman
I am SO glad i was able to witness what Peter Green did , with Fleetwood Mac, in the 60/70s....and look he still does it 40 years on ... wow12 years ago
Robert Holland
peter green is a guitar LEGEND. Period.12 years ago
treblejunkie
And your little tidbit of info must be worth more than a nickel. Thanks.12 years ago
wjwmorrow
My apologies, I ran out of characters in my previous message. Listen to PGs early material if you can. He certainly did influence subsequent generations of guitarists as well as his peers. I beg to differ with Gillanfan89 a little. IMHo PG was very creative: I cite Green Manalishi, Black Magic Woman (bet you thought it was a Santana song), Albatross and Oh Well as compelling evidence...12 years ago
treblejunkie
Bad acid??? EWWWWW. Bummer, poor guy...truly. Dope eh.12 years ago
wjwmorrow
I must add my 5 cents-worth here as I was lucky enough to see Mr Green back in the days when the band was called "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac". He was absolutely outstanding. At the time, he, along with Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton, were the top performers of electric blues/heavy rock in the UK and probably the world. Everyone else followed. Sadly PG is now just a shadow of his former self and has struggled with severe mental illness attributed to taking bad acid.12 years ago
treblejunkie
To be honest, I never heard of him...and I thought I knew music fairly well. He is certainly different, but not too much like Fleetwood Mac. He must be under-rated.12 years ago
richiemaryport77
were so lucky to have seen him play again wat a legend12 years ago
gitaneVYS491R
Liked that.Videos Relacionados
