PETER GREEN - Slabo Day (Snowy White in the lead) video free download

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Pauline White

Hi Rob, nice music you have on your channel ! Normally I don't send comments on the internet, in fact I've never done it before, not at all...but for once I would just like to put the record straight regarding who played lead guitar on the two versions of 'Slabo Day', as there seems to be some confusion about it, judging by all the things I've been reading over the years. Snowy White played lead on both versions. How do I know? Because I'm Snowy White. The original version is the one you have posted on your website as having 'Greeny in the lead'. (I wish he had, I'd have loved to listen to him rather than doing it myself). Peter invited me and my band to do the sessions for his album. The only reason this track is available is because I had taken a cassette of that first recording session, and later I put this version on my compilation album 'Goldtop'. If you listen carefully you can hear Peter saying to me, "Play some lead on this", just before he says to the recording engineer, "Take it this time". A few weeks later we went in and recorded it again, with me playing lead once more, which is the version that appears on the 'In The Skies' album. It would have been great if Peter had played lead instead of me, after all it was his album, but he was always very generous in so many ways and certainly he liked to share the guitar parts. Anyway, I've said enough, it's my first (and certainly last) post on Youtube, or anywhere else. Well, for what it's worth, you now have the true picture about 'Slabo Day'. Keep posting the great music of Greeny, he was the best.

Marius bkf

PETER GREEN - Slabo Day (Greeny in the lead)

Donnie Maxwell

Awesome post rob van unnik, your site is one I'll visit often for music I thought was gone forever. Great great stuff...

Robert Brown

I must concur with MrJohnsonP. Good Call.

ApollosRevival

Sounds like a different guitar, tone, and most importantly fingers on this version than the Snowy White version on the album. 

Eyal Ben HaMoria

What a feeling

joy laughter

Really nice guitar on this one!

MrJonsonP

99% sure this isn't Peter on lead... the style is EXACTLY the same as Snowy's playing on the usual Slabo Day. We might 'want' it to be Peter but his playing around this time (though still great) wasn't as confident, flowing or flashy as this. Check out Peter's lead playing on Crying Won't Bring You Back (from about the same time) - more restrained and melodic.

Jimi Mac

I know what the voice says, but it sure sounds like Snowy's lead style. If it is Peter, he really had some of his chops still at this point. Far more than when he came back with The Splinter Group... You can still hear his genius getting from his head to his hands which just wasn't the case later on... I think in general the "In The Skies" album was possibly the last time, recorded, that "he still had it."I do love this song! Even if the haunting melody is indicative of the tragedy of his fall from grace... Very soul-stirring and poignant! 

Tony Tibbetts

this is amazing

John Paflas

Greeny ain't got no hole in his soul.

Jimi Mac

Haunting...As always every time I hear this song...

Rineke RobertsonvanDam

Terrific!

obbor4

There's certainly no mistaking that guitar tone, is there? Musical fingerprints...

Melodic 59

Yess!!

nino ginger

We all know Slabo Day with Snowy White on leadguitar, but in this track Peter Green has taken the lead. Enjoy.And have a nice day.

New Big Will Music Universe

Sounds Awesome Here!! Peter Green Plays Fantastic Lead Guitar Here In This Great Song!! Big Huge Thumbs Up!!- Big Will / New Big Will Music Universe 

rob van unnik - Amsterdam

We all know Slabo Day with Snowy White on leadguitar, but in this track Peter Green has taken the lead. Enjoy.And have a nice day.

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