Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac Live 1968-70
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- The last video I made of Peter & Danny's time with Fleetwood was lost when my BadlyDrawnBallbag channel got took down sadly...
I'll try and get the other footage I've got back online at some point but in the meantime heres a reupload of the live video with the Pete & Danny rehearsing before the Droitwich Blues Festival tagged at the beginning. I've also got better source videos for some parts and included a couple of interviews of Pete and some footage of the band travelling.
I don't make anything colourising and putting these videos together so please support the channel with the link here if you can its greatly appreciated! tr.ee/vDvH8nOpUB
Fingers crossed more live footage shows up at some point!
0:00 Danny on his way to rehearse One Sunny Day at Peters flat before being picked up for the Droitwich Gig - 2nd Sept 1968
2:25 'Shake Your Money Maker' live at the Droitwich Blues Festival, Chateau Impney - 2nd Sept 1968
5:40 'Homework' live on French TV aired 31st Dec 1968
9:11 'My Babys Sweet' live on French TV aired 31st Dec 1968
13:03 'My Baby's Gone' live on French TV aired 31st Dec 1968
16:28 'Something Inside of Me' [excerpt] Fillmore West - Jan 1969
17:24 Pete & John McVie interview (about John Mayall)
19:01 Band Travel footage (audio 'It Takes Time' live at the Warehouse, new Orleans 31st Jan 1970)
19:18 'Oh Well' live on BBC1's Monster Mash at the BBC - 10th Sept, 1969
21:54 'Like Crying' live on BBC1's Monster Mash at the BBC - 10th Sept, 1969
24:25 'Linda' live on BBC1's Monster Mash at the BBC - 10th Sept, 1969
26:55 Melody Maker Awards 17th Sept, 1969
27:10 Band Travel Footage (audio 'Loving Kind' live at the )
28:05 'Albatross' [excerpt] live at the Essen Blues Festival - 9th Oct, 1969
29:23 'I'm Worried' live at Njardhallen, Oslo Norway - 7th Nov, 1969
33:33 'Like It This Way' live at Njardhallen, Oslo Norway - 7th Nov, 1969
37:27 'World Keep On Turning' live at Njardhallen, Oslo Norway - 7th Nov, 1969
41:42 'Rattlesnake Shake' live at Njardhallen, Oslo Norway - 7th Nov, 1969
48:06 Peter interview on Detroits Tubeworx show - 6th Dec?, 1969
50:54 'Rattlesnake Shake' live on Playboy After Dark - 8th Jan, 1970
54:26 'Coming Your Way' live on Playboy After Dark - 8th Jan, 1970
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The original Fleetwood Mac with Peter green are simply the best. Peter green is a big Miss i just love their music
This is the rarest of gems - Peter Green and his original Fleetwood Mac caught in a montage of live cuts soon after the release of their brilliant last album together, "Then Play On", released September 1969. The passion, comradery, the utter brilliance of these shockingly young London bluesmen (Peter 23, Danny 19, Jeremy 21, John 24, Mick 22) comprises a timepiece worth cherishing for all electric blues/rock lovers and musicians alike. These precious echoes from the die-cutting '60's London Blues Revival served as harbingers for the bluesmen and women who followed as well as for those who still do. In the meantime get a copy of the whole album, then play it loud, proud, and often. As Shakespeare wrote: "If music be the food of love, then play on". Simple formula for complete satisfaction...
absolutely 💯
Copy all of that brother.
Amen to all the above. From The Green Manalishi mega fan
I met Danny Kirwin when he was doing gigs with a group called Boilerhouse. And was at a venue when he joined Fleetwood Mac.
¿Did SHAKESPEARE say that? If he did, my ADMIRATION for him has grown immensely.
Peter Green and Danny Kirwan should have been the greatest artistic duo in history. If only life had been kinder to them both
What really happened to them, did they both just trip out?
@@NathanSmith-xf7rk Both had very complex mental health problems. In Peters case many believe his condition was exacerbated by an infamous night in Munich were he took what is assumed to be bad acid. A few years later he was admitted to hospital and underwent electroconvulsive therapy (which has since been discredited as a treatment) which, imo, changed him far more than anything previously.
Danny had joined FM very young, which had soon become one of the most well known bands in the world. When Peter shockingly left the band Danny was left to shoulder much of the bands creative output. A fantastic musician but would later fade into obscurity and reclusiveness. He spent most of his life homeless with stints at relatives homes.
Thanks for your reply, I thought they had mental health issues 👍
Munich, man...Munich.😢
I get your sentiment but they chose the path they followed and lost. The irony here is that the two members with the least talent, Fleetwood and Mac(vie) will probably out play and outlive theother members of the band.
the real fleetwood mac, sadly never to be repeated top,top group
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Peter Green is without doubt one of the greatest underappreciated blues singers and guitarist of all time
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And Paul Kossoff too
@@tosictofic7663And Danny also.
Druggie dufus that's exactly what devil worship created... they got his soul... Oh Well...
appreciated by me. I still get pissed when the song Black Magic woman gets attributed to Carlos Santana. always shout out Peter as the true author
How does that voice come out of a 23 year old Englishman? The best blues singer we've produced. And arguably the best blues guitarist too: my favourite, anyway.
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Which one?
One of the greatest blues guitarist ever, Peter Green.
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These were days before Fleetwood Mac became bubblegum. Saw them at the Chesford Grange in the late '60s. Brilliant.
SO VERY TRUE.
Way better than the other Fleetwood Mac post 1970 or 71 ish. Like said above, bubblegum.
They didn't become bubblegum.
The musical genius known as Peter Green! one of the greatest guitarists of his time and beyond. IMO
A favorite album,A hard road,john mayall,with the intensity of Mr Peter green.the tone is what amazes me.on the stumble different album he gets a tone that has similar aspects to others,but makes him instantly recognizeble.guys like green and bloomfield have there own tonal footprint. That is not a copy .That is their God given talent. That is the difference I hear from an original,compared to an imitation.
Danny Kirwan was a great guitarist, sadly underrated. His playing with attack, tone and vibrato was on top.
It's not about stardom, just the love of being in a blues band,bless them.
I have learned a lot about the origin of Fleetwood Mac. I am continuing to study everything about their beginnings. The 60's to me is and will always be some of the music on The planet
The REAL Fleetwood Mac.
Jeremy had a great natural voice for blues music. 👍👍
The Peter Green exhibits a direct connection between his hands , head his fingers and a higher power. As Peter said he plays from his heart and sometimes a song is enhanced by the notes you don't b play as well as the notes you do play. The Green God always brings the goods!
This Band in my humble opinion stood head and shoulders above above them all . Peter Green and Danny Kirwan Masters of the Blues .
Being a gear head I love these old videos if nothing more than to catch a glimpse of this awesome (now vintage) gear.
Danny put every ounce of his being in his playing.
Saw em back in 1968 in a farm turned rockclub in the middle of Holland. They were in great form! Legends.
Thank you..This is brilliant vintage footage..so looking forward to more...
No worries thanks 🤘👊
Peter playing his Fender 6 string bass guitar in some clips, so cool 😎 🎸
Danny is so young.
Peter on the great Les Paul and Danny on a Fender Telecaster was unusual to see.
Thank you for posting this pure treasure! Fleetwood with Green, McVie, Spencer and Kirwan was one of the greatest band of all time
Cheers just finishing editing a 1hr 20 minute version with all the interviews and mimed tv show footage aswell. I’ll post it in a few days
YEAH BOYSYOU ARE THE LEGENDS PETER WE ALL MISS YOU YOU ARE THE BEST IN THE SONG ALBATROS I CAN HEAR MY HEARTBEAT
Mary Quant haircuts everywhere...Those were the days...sweet memories
The Real Fleetwood Mac
Just watched this whole thing twice. God, I wish there were more footage of Peter Green, playing guitar or even interviews, he’s such a fascinating person
Me and you both!
I've got some footage of Peter being interviewed, at some point I'll get round to posting a new video with all the footage I have including mimed TV performances and interviews. I had it on my last channnel but it got taken down.
@@bluesincolourthanks for the content I am a Peter Green fanatic and love your mostly lost videos . The Green God rocks me!
some stuff of Jeremy and Danny would be nice too 🙂 x
Wow! Awesome footage of my favorite blues band. I had the album with the picture of the alley and trash can on 8 track. Loved it! Bought it on vinyl when it came out later. This version of Fleetwood Mac was and will always be my favorite. Thanks for this great video.
Thanks for uploading this rare gem , love earlier Mac of the Green/Kirwan era .
I can’t thank you enough for posting this incredible footage and excellent quality recordings of my FAVORITE group!! They can say what they want but Mick & John have stood the test of time, they are survivors, and captained their boat safely through changing waters for almost 60 years. I love everything FM. True fan.
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Absolutely fabulous footage. Even the budgie gets it and joins in occasionally too!! Thank you for posting this.
No worries hopefully more footage shows up!
Thank you for sharing this. Well edited. I saw them many times at the Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood. They were my favorite band, and Peter Green my favorite guitarist. The band that I was in, played at least 5 of their songs. I miss those days. ❤❤❤
So much to this footage, words could not do it justice. Thank you sincerely...
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This collection of performances by the formidable original lineup Fleetwood Mac is an utter gem. Thank you thank you 🙏🙏❤️
No problem I’ve done a longer one including all the mimed performances but sadly youtube blocked it…
It really is, and thank the lord we have it preserved to be enjoyed today! 👏
We saw them in 1970/71 in Chicago, where they played many of these great blues numbers--- One of those shows was with the band Mckendree Spring, and Irish singer Maggie Bell----
@@thomasfoss9963Maggie Bell - do tragically away from us way to soon. She wore it well - infinitely well. (Every Picture Tells A Story. Rod recognised her voice as one of the greatest of the era
@@bluesincolourIs there a workaround available in order to access it?
Fabulous-thank you so much for posting this-its magical.there's something terribly sad and elegiac about watching footage of these brilliant young musicians full of energy & optimism knowing how Jeremy & Peter's lives would turn out.Peter Green is such a gentle (almost lost) soul in the interview at 48.06 but when he's on stage-wow.The performance of "World keep on turning " at 37.27 is blues at its best-simply raw & moving,
Fabulous ! This was clearly one of the most intense band of this era !
Albatross was such a romantic song. It blew me away. I will always remember this and how I felt.
Thanks for posting this, it brings back happy memories.
This is FANTASTIC. Best English blues band ever. I had all their early albums. I think I discovered them after reading the B.B. King quote about Peter's guitar tone. Fleetwood Mac in Chicago, probably my favorite. Some lowlife stole them from me. Hope karma took good care of him.
Best British blues band from late Sixties💯🔥
Definitely!
*John Mayall has left the chat* 😳
Peter Green basically got his start with John Mayall-----
I can give testimony at the Long Beach Areana 1973ish Peter Green w Fleetwood Mac was a treasure to witness and rock out to!
Peter wasn't with FM in 1973
Right!!! Then Play On was the last album with Peter--- Then, Danny Kirwin took over as singer, and lead guitar player---
Thank you for this footage and upload. This is beyond inspirational and moving, thank you.
No worries I’ve done a longer version including all the mimed tv performances but TH-cam blocked it hopefully it’ll get released at some point 🤞🙏
@@bluesincolour Thank you for this upload neither the less. All love, continue doing what you do best
Did you ever hear- B.B King was rehearsing in the same building as Fleetwood Mac and overheard them and was digging the guitar. He came over and asked where or who the guitarist is. They said Peter, and B.B. laughed and said no really who was that (black man undoubtedly). It was Peter and B.B. was blown away.
He later said that Peter was the only guitarist that makes him sweat (!)
Electric guitar 🎸 history. 🕉
Fleetwood mac,were a brilliant group Peter Green was a brilliant guitarist of all time. 😊
The Fleetwood Mac Boston Tea Party albums are the GOAT of live albums!🎶🎶🎶❤️👍
I was there, at the Manor House, Cooks ferry, and others - the best band ever
Wonderful footage of Danny and Peter at beginning. They were so powerful, then add Jeremy Spencer and his slide, they Were The Best band 67-70. Green was the top, and Kirwin & Spencer were foils to Green's mercurial playing. And these guys used no pedals. And 32:49 way better than Derick & Dominoes or Allman Bros. twin lead sound. Green and the F.M. were so far ahead of curve and at 35:23 is a full blown statement of Green's Greatness. That is a solo, all Peter Green. He IS THE Greatest that ever lived. And at 48:07 a interview with Peter by Dave Dixon, at the time with Detroit station WABX, the best FM station in Detroit in late 60's to mid 70's, which I listened to every day. I think it might have been broadcast on Detroit's Public Television station at time, that also aired MC5 show at Tartar Field (Wayne State University) near downtown Detroit. I associated Fleetwood Mac with this era, but still listened to Welch era in early 70's, but did not go for Buckingham Nikes era. Too me Fleetwood Mac Was Peter Green era. My Ex-Wife stole my WABX shirt with the X Pup on it.
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Had to listen till 45 minutes to finally hear some decent guitar work .
Fabulous to see all the clips together. Thank you🙂🎸🎸🎸
No worries I’ve been working on redoing the version with all mimed tv performances aswell so will post that once it’s done
Man of the World, Need Your Love So Bad, Oh Well!
man i love watching Danny get down
God Danny Kirwan Jeremy Spencer and Peter Green were beyond and a huge Battery confidently fillin g the low end .Unstoppable force of nature here
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Peter's vocals just kept getting stronger.
On Playboy show, he was a powerhouse on 'Rattlesnake Shake'.
The only band member I recognise here is Mick on drums, I’ve done a lot of research on Fleetwood Mac in my time but I never even knew that Peter Green existed & I’m sixty one! Thank you for expanding my somewhat stilted knowledge about this band through posting this amazing video 👍😎
@@sallybutton6237 No problem that’s what this is all about 👊
Yes thanks too👍👍👍💚💚💚,sad that there are so littl Videos of Peter ,
Lots more was filmed so fingers crossed...
Alright now -- you have put together all the available video of Peter Green with Fleetwood Mac. Well done, well done. The opening segment with Danny and Peter in a home working on a song is precious. Kirwan was a teenager and Green saw the potential in him. I still think Green's greatest guitar work was with Mayall's Bluesbreakers, but his writing and singing progressed a lot with the Mac. Great stuff, thanks.
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Jeremy Spencer! Danny! PETER! This is great footage!
LOVE THESE GUYS!!!! The crowd--they're so serious!! Hardly a smile. But you can tell they're into it. Probably know that there's something there for sure (something inside of me) but have not quite figured out how to let it rip.
You rescued a lot!! Thank you very much
Really good video along with great audio. Thanks so much for throwing this up. Cheers, next round on me. 🍸🚬. 😎
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well put together..
all the old clips but nicely edited..
there is such little footage of this great incarnation of the band..
peter, danny and Jeremy 🙂 x
thankyou for sharing this..
No worries! 👊
@@bluesincolour i said 'all the old clips' and that doesn't sound quite right to me..
this footage is so precious..
did i see you say you had more? 🙂 x
@@davidevans3227 I have, I've put together another video of all material I have so live, interviews, mimed performances but it keeps getting blocked everytime I go to post it sadly... Its about an hr and 20minutes long.
@@bluesincolour sounds good! 🙂
But have you given up trying to post that??
i don't understand computer stuff, you manage to keep the original when they block/stop it..
maybe its copyright issues or something.. i don't understand these things.
i love encountering other fans of Peter green and Fleetwood Mac..
Until i got a computer etc., i thought i was the only one!! lol. 😃
mad
thanks again.. 🙂 x
@@davidevans3227 I’ve just collected loads of bits over the years and put them together myself like this one
Thanks Heaps for uploading these Awesome clips.
No worries!
Wow!! I believe Danny is playing a 59 burst unmolested at that.
The best line up ever.😊
Thanks Man!....Supported Fleetwood Mac in '68-'69 in the Marquee Club, London, a great intimate venue where many British bands started out, was my favorite band at the time.
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Ah-- The Marquis Club!!!
Danny Kirwin started playing with a group called Boilerhouse. They we're supporting them at a gig, and i was there the night he joined Fleetwood Mac.
Wow, Droitwich Blues Festival - I was at that gig. Been looking for footage of it for decades.
And the rehearsal before it thanks to French tv 🤘
I would have been into this if I would've known about it. So cool.
Listen to the stumble,or supernatural. The guy was from another planet.maybe the same planet as Jeff beck?
Not the same planet. FM was totally awesome.
infinitely better than the inflated garbaaaaarj, they became throughout the late 70's, and 80's
I was lucky to hear these innovators at the
Lyceum in the Strand London during this period -- fabulot
Lyceum was in Charing Cross Road surely....
God, the solo on Coming Your Way!
What a man
Peter Green "Ele tem o tom mais doce que eu já ouvi; foi o único que me fez suar frio", B.B.King
Thanks for posting these! We watched them regularly on your other channel, and, we loved the channel's name... Lol... We are thrilled that we can enjoy them again... 👏👏👏
Nice one cheers!
Spencer sure added to that bluesy underpinning, doesn’t get the credit he deserves imo
Pure , fantastic, soul as you can get , a lot of bands copied these guys,,among the greats,,
I prefer the band with Peter Green
You were able to dance in the audience, those were times......
From here to eternity a moment in time.
Ah, I would love to time travel to experience that music, the people, the vibes. All that fun without a freakin' cell phone in sight.
I MUST ADMIT, despite having known Fleetwood Mac for years (including their first period), that I HAD NEVER REALISED they were soooo GOOD!
It was good to be young then in a psychedelic (mind expanding) world if you were young and beautiful. Today the world is a dystopian nightmare on the brink of collapse thru too much negative human activity. We are literally reaping the whirlwind of what we've sown.
maybe, hopefully not....
@@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834 There are too many humans on the planet causing too much negative activity and Nature is starting to pay us back.
Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac Live 1968-70...!
Since I lost .y Childhood ho.e in 68
I haven't got a home
Always on the road to
Nowhere
Negra BB
Like my dad, I works for others
I watched them live with Arthur Brown somewhere in LA . Cool times. :O)
Bittersweet....thanks for putting this up...Oh Well.....
The song “Linda” is like when you can’t get the rights to Peggy Sue so you just rewrite it. Chords, beat, tone, hiccups and everything.
The song he is sounding like isn't peggy sue but rather its called Sheila by Tommy roe! But Tommy roe sounds much like Buddy Holly as well!
wow great collection of FM
I love this. I have the LP vnyl disc: The World of Blues Power, which I will never give up and this song is on it. The original by Peter Green. I know all the lyrics. I got this album when I lived in Madrid in 1976. This brings back very romantic memories for me.
Very much appreciated
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Peter Greenが強靭な精神力とリーダーシップを持っていたらバンドの歴史は変わっていたでしょうね
その場合その後の加入予定のメンバーやギターを渡したGary MooreやSnowy Whiteの運命も変わってしまうのですが
なんにせよ素晴らしいバンドです
want to see Better and learn all of Peter green and Fleetwood Mac in sing and play blues harp ....but After this fantastic rock blues /i come back from O😊😅
Amazing❤
UK:s, in this formation, best band ever!
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I would agree but there is one other UK band thats pretty good also.😂
How about John Mayall's assembly of fine guitar players in his group!!!!!
¡J000der!!
¡What a video! ¡Vaya pedazo de vídeo!
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Yes all three great players kinda went into religious mode! Awesome when they were together!!🙏
Gary Moore bought and used live Peter's out of phase pickups Les Paul, then Kirk Hammett of Metallica bought it.
Amazing 👏
Thanks for posting. Love "It Takes Time" and love Fleetwood Mac's version. Greens is playing and singing great ...but his "thank you" to the audience at the end of the number seems concerning. Interested to see Stanley Owsley's (RIP) credit, making this is a "Bear Tape"
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The Amazing did a tribute song to Danny called the Kirwin Song and it's pretty good
The chicks even looked hot Back then
they certainly were....
Where do you think the hotties of today came from???
The original Mac then had 3 lead guitarists.