Truly one of the most powerful and stunning performances of this or any era. Peter Green didn't I think get the recognition he deserved. He could rock with the best of them & also be as gentle as a butterfly (listen to "Man Of The World", & the extended "Oh Well"). Truly a musical genius. RIP Peter.
Where most guitarists could think on their feet with phrasing Peter could just chuck in or 4 resounding phrase in split second, georgeous. That lads crazy.
What a tremendous song. I think this might be the ultimate version; the riffs, the power, the emotion; it's just so immense. It's also the only live version I found which has an actual ending and not a fade out.
Great version but I still think the best live version is the one they play in the Playboy Club. You can tell from Peter's sly grin that the irony is not lost on him!
Thanks for sharing this great performance Bluematter1969. I've always liked this song. My favorite part here...the whole thing! Like 373, C42, V36472. /:-)
thx!! What a live performance. from studio version raundabout five minutes to this twentyfive minutes full with inspiration. Carlos Santana would say: they are searching for the one univers tone and they have found it. btw another song like this is the live performance from the song "eight miles high" by Golden Earring....
@@markcoluzzi5754 Yes and the original Byrd's version is superb. But look and hear the cover live version from Golden Earring: th-cam.com/video/X9JJY6zx0jE/w-d-xo.html Every time I hear this song it blows me away
kinda funny how this is original Fleetwood Mac....but yet Jeremy Spencer is younger than Stevie Nicks.....and Danny Kirwan is younger than both Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.
And both are better guitar players. R.I.P. Danny Kirwan. Danny was way better than Bob Welch at playing and writing. This is only version of FM that matters.
I suspect that it was all part of Rattlesnake Shake and was broken into smaller pieces for digestion by the US label. British groups used to have to put a series of titles on their longer songs in order to be acceptable to the record companies, who required a certain number of songs in order for the release to qualify as an LP. That is why you get, for example, on the first Black Sabbath album two songs, Behind the Wall of Sleep and NIB, getting four titles, Wasp / Behind the Wall of Sleep / Bassically / N.I.B. So what we know as Fighting for Madge and Searching for Madge were really part of Rattlesnake Shake, and possibly Underway was, as well.
Early Fleetwood Mac was the absolute best...bar none!!
Truly one of the most powerful and stunning performances of this or any era. Peter Green didn't I think get the recognition he deserved. He could rock with the best of them & also be as gentle as a butterfly (listen to "Man Of The World", & the extended "Oh Well"). Truly a musical genius. RIP Peter.
Farewell Peter Green. Blues genius and a very special human being. Thanks for all the music. An inspiration for so many of us.
Well said !
Love fleetwoodmac! Amazing!
Rest in peace Mr Peter Green, your life was rather hard..thank you for the endless inspiration*
Nothing can be better , absolutly outstanding💞💞💞
Simply incredible. Never heard musicians vibing off of each other so well.
A fabulous song by a fabulous band. Peter, Jeremy and Danny kick ass...a true classic!
This should a mandatory morning anthem in every school
I'm too old for school, but what a way to start the day !
After a lot of years I heard this enthousiastic song of my youth again and I have to confess: fresh as ever and unforgetable.
Where most guitarists could think on their feet with phrasing Peter could just chuck in or 4 resounding phrase in split second, georgeous. That lads crazy.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how it's done.
a pure piece of soul
Absolutely incredible
Peter Green & David Hidalgo are 2 of the absolute best guitar players in last 55 years that have not been recognized as true masters of their craft.
Come on, Peter is widely acknowledged as one of the best ever. The most famous Les Paul in history is his.
@@nostateproject not really
This is a fucking masterpiece
this is spectacular!
RIP Peter Green
LOL. Look at Green's right hand in his pocket. He's flipping the bird.
Optical illusion.
.. He´s strangling his rattlesnake ...
@@martinderry6728 shakin it ?
he thinks he's above us, the prick. Sure can play that guitar.
he shook it more than once during this perf
awesomeness at its best
Simply superb
True badass music. This has to be Boston long jam
Amazing!!
hey! is that you cuz? Tony here.
What a tremendous song. I think this might be the ultimate version; the riffs, the power, the emotion; it's just so immense. It's also the only live version I found which has an actual ending and not a fade out.
You said it.. this IS the premiere version!
Great version but I still think the best live version is the one they play in the Playboy Club. You can tell from Peter's sly grin that the irony is not lost on him!
Thanks for sharing this great performance Bluematter1969. I've always liked this song. My favorite part here...the whole thing! Like 373, C42, V36472. /:-)
thx!! What a live performance. from studio version raundabout five minutes to this twentyfive minutes full with inspiration. Carlos Santana would say: they are searching for the one univers tone and they have found it.
btw another song like this is the live performance from the song "eight miles high" by Golden Earring....
Eight Miles High. >>>>>>>™Original by the Byrd's 1969.
@@markcoluzzi5754 Yes and the original Byrd's version is superb. But look and hear the cover live version from Golden Earring: th-cam.com/video/X9JJY6zx0jE/w-d-xo.html
Every time I hear this song it blows me away
Rip It uP, Mr. Green
Fantastic
this is taken from the Boston tea party shows recorded for what was intended to be a future live album
Very clean, full recording.
VERY GOOD...!!!!!🎸&🎸👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Green Mac was something out of this World... What happen to Mac after Green was some pop shit..
Fucking Epic
This is the Real deal
After Peter Green left they were a different band, really.
renaissance shake
100% A+++++++
Go Blue!
5:50 is when it gets downright sick!
i listen to this everyday. nothing plays with my emotions more than this song
surely you mean 2:30 everything from there on out is mind melting.
madge sessions
Tanta roba
Blue Go!
Este tema, es unos de los mejores, que he escuchado en mi vida.
wonderful !!!
Peter green est grand vive Peter green !
kinda funny how this is original Fleetwood Mac....but yet Jeremy Spencer is younger than Stevie Nicks.....and Danny Kirwan is younger than both Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.
Well...interesting, at least. I've never thought to ponder over their ages. Thanks for bringing it up. /:-)
And both are better guitar players. R.I.P. Danny Kirwan. Danny was way better than Bob Welch at playing and writing. This is only version of FM that matters.
Right hre, exhibit A why some people prefer this Mac to the Buckingham Nicks vesion.
🎸🎸👍👍🎵🎵🎸🎸vere Good !!!
13:00 onward is pure gold
NickBigsmoke sounds like they switch to the melody of another song ... maybe My Dream?
NickBigsmoke no sorry its "Underway" from Then Play On
I suspect that it was all part of Rattlesnake Shake and was broken into smaller pieces for digestion by the US label. British groups used to have to put a series of titles on their longer songs in order to be acceptable to the record companies, who required a certain number of songs in order for the release to qualify as an LP. That is why you get, for example, on the first Black Sabbath album two songs, Behind the Wall of Sleep and NIB, getting four titles, Wasp / Behind the Wall of Sleep / Bassically / N.I.B. So what we know as Fighting for Madge and Searching for Madge were really part of Rattlesnake Shake, and possibly Underway was, as well.
Montag Musik Nah, Underway and the Madge jams were completely separate recordings.
almost reminds me of the dead (live shows from around the same time period).
Going into Underway jam!
Danny with the Pvt. Pike look way before Dads Army.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
First 3 guitar assault band?
No, Jeremy played the miraccas.
Fuck me! Anyone got tissues?
watch out for rattle snake water blues fans
Peter Blues
This is an awesome version! Anyone know if its available as a recording anywhere?
Boston tea party
New is not always better.
Thank you!!!! Where/when was this recorded?
+Don Holm Boston Tea Party, Feb 1970.
Interesting for the times that only one member had facial hair.
No hay ni habrá, músicos,. como Peter green y su banda.