Pete used to come to my house when I was a kid and play guitars with my stepdad. Didn’t realise how big a deal it was at the time. Can still remember hearing Need Your Love So Bad from the sitting room
@@johnzenkin1344 believe what you want :) His carer used to drop him off and he had very long fingernails. They met in Richmond in the 80s. Pete was asking if he could get some hash. They became friends ✌️
The most emotional guitar solo I have ever heard. I've listened to this so many times, it still gets me. Maybe if you held a little of that emotion back for yourself to use, things would have been easier for you Peter. But you gave it all away. We are grateful. Thanks Pete, RIP.
@Jan_Mac yea, I do know about the Munich episode, and the accountants office shotgun episode, and the electroconvulsive therapy. A long life afterwards, but a sad story.
The phrasing, the dynamics, the explosive energy, the story telling without words ...then the voice, so steeped in pathos ...Peter Green was truly special.
Peter's Les Paul a.k.a. Greenie, had some sub-par work done on it before Peter bought it. All was remedied except the oddly reworked pickups, which are out of phase from the stock Humbuckers. Kirk in Metallica now owns Greenie. Peter Green was a total awesome player and reportedly was the only British guitarist not intimidated by Jimi Hendrix. Cool song!
YT is full of exaggerated "the greatest solo of all time" comments. BB King said of Peter "He was the only one who gave me the cold sweats " THIS solo is beyond words and beyond worlds
Bingo! Reminds me of people talking about Prince’s solo at the George Harrison Tribute. Granted; Prince was a musical genius but not to this depth and the great Mr. Greenbaum was a deeper and better guitar player.
I'm glad to say I first saw him as the new lead with the Blues Breakers - just after Clapton left. Somewhere deep in darkest Essex. Memories were a bit hazy those days!
TH-cam algorithm bring me this. I immidiately feel something special. After 2,3 minutes i started to improvising on my piano. Yeah,the greatest artists have that power that they can inspiring other people to do something.
Fortunate to see Fleetwood Mac at the Fillmore just before Peter left. There was heartbreak when we heard the news. No disrespect to the FM that emerged post PG, but fans of the original - Albatross, Black Magic Woman and so much more, just think of them as two separate bands.
Such an amazing song. One of the best modern blues guitarists in my opinion. Especially compared to what we have now. Music tastes have changed. Best example is John Mayer, who is now considered god of blues and is nothing compared to Peter Green or many others since him. John Mayer is pop music in comparison, and is a bit of a tool to be honest. It doesn't really matter because all of new music will be generated by AI in a few years, and no-one will care about old stuff.
Joel, you have done all of us a great service uploading this song! I sincerely thank you for it. Peter had the gift to transmit all of his emotions and never play something twice. There are many great players from a technical perspective, but rarely do you have someone that can make you shiver and feel so much depth, warmth and sadness. He had it all, plus such a haunting unmatched blues voice. This is going deep inside, and rightly so for what the song is all about...what a talent to be wasted for drugs and other stuff. Imagine what we could have witnessed after his so called prime. Here we are in 2023 still talking about and listening to something that this man created more than five decades ago. Absolutely mind-blowing!
Wow, I’ve loved Peter Green for years but had not heard this one before. What a musician! His star shone brightly for a tragically short time, but what a legacy he left. If his art was on canvas, it’d be hanging in the Louvre next to the woman with the smile.
There's a trove of live Green on youtube. Just search peter green bluesbreakers live. Then there's chalk farm set. There's a 1970 mayall set he did right after leaving the mac. Enjoy!
I believe his best would be the live version of Jumping at Shadows where the guitar is always on the verge of breakup and just sounds tortured from beginning to end during the solos.
Have I commented here before?.... ahh well... Im back here again. Beautiful Mr. Green, leading the way through a dark Saturday path ....again. But praise be, Im at home. Wine and song. There is nobody like Peter Green.
Peters guitar playing is the most lyrical and emotional blues I’ve ever heard - a genius and a hero. But the voice ….. the voice!!! Every bit as lyrical and emotional as his guitar. The two together is almost too much pain . Thankyou Peter for introducing me to the wonders of the guitar and all the pleasure I’ve had learning to play it ( not very well maybe but it’s you I’m hearing when I’m strumming away .
I've listened to this song well over a thousand times and every time it rips right through me the greatest cover of all time only peters does this to me. RIP brother
Wow! I have to return to this performance every once in a while to experience that cosmic channel that Green tapped into during this night. Stunning. RIP
Hope you found peace in the afterlife my brother. Many things I can say about you. I’d rather keep it to myself and shed a tear in the dark while I’m alone. You are missed, and loved by people you never met in your life. RIP my brother.
This is one of most extraordinary live performances I've ever heard, and I've been around for half a century or so. Part of solo that starts at 03:23 is the most heartfelt three minutes of guitar playing you'll ever hear, absolutely nothing compares to it. And the way Peter Green so casually drops out of THAT solo at 06:25 into a singing part shows just what an amazing musician and singer he was. Also, that's my funeral song sorted.
He has more soul and feeling of any guitar player I’ve ever heard. Not known for shredding, he can do that too. His guitar and his voice call out to my and bring me to tears. ❤
I saw him four times. Once on Eel Pie Island not too long after he quit the Mac. Just him and his guitar playing at a small impromptu gathering. Out of this world.
I was talking about the song last night to someone who isn't really familiar with American music and certainly not the blues. Thanks for posting this. It's one of the best songs ever.
Stunning vocal and guitar performance! Just stunning. This is LIVE! No overdubs all one take! Beautiful phrasing throughout. At one point I thought it might not be Peter playing the entire solo but then I could distinguish that out of phase tone he got from his LP. One of the best emotional Blues players out there. Wishing he was still with us. The world is a better place having had Peter in it.
One of the best musicians this country produced. Less is a hell of a lot more when listening to his playing style. Like BB said, the only player to make him sweat. Right there with ya
I've been hearing about Peter Green for years and never really listen to him. Tonight was my first time hearing him. Oh Man! Have you for whatever reason heard of a group or musicians but never really listened to them and then 20 or 30 years have amassed and for some unknown reason you listen to them and feel like you robbed yourself of good experiences? And you really have no one else to blame but yourself.
Unreal. I am stunned. We've all heard the great familiar tracks, but THIS!!! More notes than I've heard him play previously, but not an excessive one. Limitless fretting vocab, as hard-pained as Jimi's Berkeley Machine Gun, which is the ultimate blues IMview.
I am so grateful to Peter that he granted us a view inside his mind. For me it is the way to explain what is going on in a depressed person. Just my opinion, no facts.
Greeny was the total package!!!! This man understood the blues! The guitar, the vocals, it was all right on point! I would venture to say top of the class at that time. He could probably go toe to toe with alot of modern guitarists, Fretboard Phenom!
Holy Mother Of God!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, Thank you JoelFrankTV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
if they don’t play this at my funeral, I’m not going
Well I won't go either. 😂
To mine, I mean
Me too 😁 it's also a good reason for the people around me not to join
You will go and you will like it!!!
Respect. Humour and soul.
the man was something else
Best there ever was
He was amazing. Tone, songwriting, playing, vocals. Total package.
@@mattt2581 Agree 100%. True genious
Aye, he was
Shame he lost his way
Things that make life worth living....A smile from my baby granddaughter....the smell of hot black coffee.....and the sound of Peter Green's guitar.
I'm trying all I can. They say keep going
@@4LLT0G3TH3Rhold your head up, and please talk to someone if you need to.
@@ArthurYuill who? There's no one?
i want to live your life in the future.. i hope your whole life will be enjoyable!
That's sweet as heck ❤
The unmistakable sound of a Les Paul bending to the will of its master.
Yes and no. Teehee silly human! The unmistakable sound of a Twin Reverb bending to the will of its master. Singularity and all!
Can't deny the Gibson Les Paul
and the Twin Reverb.
Peter created his own out of phase pickups to create his sounds
@Adam Dickson it's one of the most beautiful sounds especially paired w/ his soulful voice
@@cgavin1ahh the all knowing being of pretentiousness has spoken - yes how silly to effectively observe the same thing from different points of view.
It’s a shame most people have never heard of him. I think he’s the best blues guitarist EVER
Do you know how much his guitar worth today ?
I have to heartily agree.
I would have loved to hear him perform with Beth Hart.
I totally agree!
For me, he was indisputably the best for slow blues!
Peter's brillance only in 3/4 years illuminated music for eternity
BB King once said Peter Greens guitar tone gave him the cold sweats
I don't think Eric Clapton was unaware of Greeny's playing either...😊
I thought that was Hendrix .
Eric who?
Pete used to come to my house when I was a kid and play guitars with my stepdad. Didn’t realise how big a deal it was at the time. Can still remember hearing Need Your Love So Bad from the sitting room
@@johnzenkin1344 believe what you want :) His carer used to drop him off and he had very long fingernails. They met in Richmond in the 80s. Pete was asking if he could get some hash. They became friends ✌️
Beautiful song what a memory to have
Wow. 👍
WOWeee. The things we hear as children & only later realise you wish you could have been there as an adult.
What an amazing memory ❤
Omg I can't believe I never heard this before. I'm blown away.
Check also Stockholm version, and others.
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same...
You got lucky to find him hope you listen to all of his songs everything is awesome
The most emotional guitar solo I have ever heard. I've listened to this so many times, it still gets me. Maybe if you held a little of that emotion back for yourself to use, things would have been easier for you Peter. But you gave it all away. We are grateful. Thanks Pete, RIP.
Genius
@petermaurer7359Agree!
@davidscott9099
You don't really know what happened to Peter in Germany do you? Drug induced psychosis!
A sublime musician.
@petermaurer7359 Think you miss the point here. Sorrow and pain can take you too far if you don't control it to some degree. At least in portions.
@Jan_Mac yea, I do know about the Munich episode, and the accountants office shotgun episode, and the electroconvulsive therapy. A long life afterwards, but a sad story.
I now understand the influence of Peter Green on Gary Moore.
Two legendary guitarists.
Santana Also Took Alot from Master Green!
Thin Lizzy's 'Still In Love With You' really highlights his influence on Gary's playing. Both masters of the blues gone too soon.
Moore had none of greens subtlety on the guitar Gary's blues was blues on steroids like a bull in a China shop
i thought the same... you can really hear Peter in a lot of Garys playing. amazing!
@@vincentbuccieri9305would not have had a career until that guy from match box 20 dropped by.
CUlturally Significant. The future generations will thank you for putting this on TH-cam.
just shut up
Never heard a more tormented and heartbreaking blues solo than this.
The phrasing, the dynamics, the explosive energy, the story telling without words ...then the voice, so steeped in pathos ...Peter Green was truly special.
My goodness. What a performance!
Check also Stockholm version, and others.
😉
Thank you sir.@@QetiQet-r3l
Haunting guitar tone , haunting voice , massively underappreciated genius imo 👍
What is his signal path?
Les Paul through Marshall, what about the reverb? Is that a natural hall?
Serious question, thanks.
I think his toner was out of phase which led to the sound.
he played Orange amps mainly and lots of reverb @@MaTTheWish
@@tonibaroni really? Cool! I'll check them out. Thx
Peter's Les Paul a.k.a. Greenie, had some sub-par work done on it before Peter bought it. All was remedied except the oddly reworked pickups, which are out of phase from the stock Humbuckers. Kirk in Metallica now owns Greenie.
Peter Green was a total awesome player and reportedly was the only British guitarist not intimidated by Jimi Hendrix. Cool song!
YT is full of exaggerated "the greatest solo of all time" comments. BB King said of Peter "He was the only one who gave me the cold sweats " THIS solo is beyond words and beyond worlds
Bingo! Reminds me of people talking about Prince’s solo at the George Harrison Tribute. Granted; Prince was a musical genius but not to this depth and the great Mr. Greenbaum was a deeper and better guitar player.
Totally Criminally Underrated 🎸⚡️🔥😎
I'm glad to say I first saw him as the new lead with the Blues Breakers - just after Clapton left. Somewhere deep in darkest Essex. Memories were a bit hazy those days!
Such beautiful and soulful playing from Peter Green.
I'm a hardcore Maggot Brain devotee, and this is as emotional!
Check also Stockholm version, and others.
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@@BSIIIsounds a bit like it ❤
I miss you, Amann💜🙏🏼💖
How the hell have I got so old and not heard this before? FFS!
It's stunning
me too!
Many such cases!
Ooh me too brother, me too. Wondering what other things I've been wasting time doing....
It's good in it! that solo is perfect perfection .sweet
Greatest solo of all time
Absolutely!!
No I think Peters worried dream was better th-cam.com/video/31N4mCS6Tu8/w-d-xo.html
one of the..
Well ,almost ,second only to Hendrix machine gun live solo live" band of gypsies" live album
@@philipbrougham6360 never comes close to this masterpiece
He was the greatest.....and yet he never came close to how great he was destined to be.... imagine...
TH-cam algorithm bring me this. I immidiately feel something special. After 2,3 minutes i started to improvising on my piano. Yeah,the greatest artists have that power that they can inspiring other people to do something.
Oh my.....soul piercing guitar......I'm so grateful to him for creating Fleetwood Mac.
Soul piercing is exactly right. I was looking for the words.
Shout out to the most invisible guitar/ singer/ composer Danny Kirwan of all time 😎
Fortunate to see Fleetwood Mac at the Fillmore just before Peter left.
There was heartbreak when we heard the news.
No disrespect to the FM that emerged post PG, but fans of the original - Albatross, Black Magic Woman and so much more, just think of them as two separate bands.
Could do with tonic like that tonight
Rise above it all,,i struggling with that one love dude
Correct. Two very different bands. The name should have been changed to reflect the new line-up and consequent change of direction.
Green Manalishi by Peter Green is remarkable. I've never heard a song like it. Thunderous sound with lyrics about money and the devil.
Of course, it was blues when Peter was still in the band, after that it became pop music
The one and only, Peter Green.
Best guitar solo ever.
Such an amazing song. One of the best modern blues guitarists in my opinion. Especially compared to what we have now. Music tastes have changed. Best example is John Mayer, who is now considered god of blues and is nothing compared to Peter Green or many others since him. John Mayer is pop music in comparison, and is a bit of a tool to be honest. It doesn't really matter because all of new music will be generated by AI in a few years, and no-one will care about old stuff.
So true. But the people get what they deserve.
Joel, you have done all of us a great service uploading this song! I sincerely thank you for it. Peter had the gift to transmit all of his emotions and never play something twice. There are many great players from a technical perspective, but rarely do you have someone that can make you shiver and feel so much depth, warmth and sadness. He had it all, plus such a haunting unmatched blues voice. This is going deep inside, and rightly so for what the song is all about...what a talent to be wasted for drugs and other stuff. Imagine what we could have witnessed after his so called prime. Here we are in 2023 still talking about and listening to something that this man created more than five decades ago. Absolutely mind-blowing!
Hey, appreciate the kind words! It's no problem at all. I'm glad it brought you back to this monolith solo again! 🎸
@@JoelFrankTV Another thanks, JFTV. ❤
A handful of notes played by Peter is an albums worth of emotion and soul, just an awesome musician on every level.
Such tormented genius RIP
Wow, I’ve loved Peter Green for years but had not heard this one before. What a musician! His star shone brightly for a tragically short time, but what a legacy he left. If his art was on canvas, it’d be hanging in the Louvre next to the woman with the smile.
There's a trove of live Green on youtube. Just search peter green bluesbreakers live. Then there's chalk farm set. There's a 1970 mayall set he did right after leaving the mac. Enjoy!
I believe his best would be the live version of Jumping at Shadows where the guitar is always on the verge of breakup and just sounds tortured from beginning to end during the solos.
@@Pomeray8 Thanks for the useful tip.
Have I commented here before?.... ahh well... Im back here again. Beautiful Mr. Green, leading the way through a dark Saturday path ....again. But praise be, Im at home. Wine and song. There is nobody like Peter Green.
Eloquently put, sir
This song breaks my heart into pieces everytime I listen to it. If there was ever a definitive song for sadness, this must be it!
that this is live is humbling. my god.
What a beautiful sequence of sounds to hear, even for the 1000th time, the grand chancellor of ToNE.....Just give me a minute every time!
Peters guitar playing is the most lyrical and emotional blues I’ve ever heard - a genius and a hero. But the voice ….. the voice!!! Every bit as lyrical and emotional as his guitar. The two together is almost too much pain . Thankyou Peter for introducing me to the wonders of the guitar and all the pleasure I’ve had learning to play it ( not very well maybe but it’s you I’m hearing when I’m strumming away .
His voice is definitely underrated because of his guitar playing!
Top that
As good as it gets for me since 1970
What a unique talent he was .. devastating playing with so much feel.. incredible .. no words can cover this as a guitar player ..
I've listened to this song well over a thousand times and every time it rips right through me the greatest cover of all time only peters does this to me. RIP brother
My first time
Lucky you found him @@GregoryD-if5xg
My God the soulfulness is heartbreaking man.
The legend ...probably my favorite guitar player of all time ..no one else like him
Only gary moore can competes! ♥️
Wow! I have to return to this performance every once in a while to experience that cosmic channel that Green tapped into during this night. Stunning. RIP
Now I understand how BB King must have felt the cold sweats
you understand nothing about the blues and you never will white boy now, gtfo
best blues solo played by the best bar none
I hear the sadness screaming from his soul.
⚡️💙⚡️
This is the version I
want.
I've been listening to Fleetwood Mac since I was a teenage girl in my country Croatia 🇭🇷, and I'm 67 now...❤❤
Viva Hrvatska my sister! Greetings from a Hrvat from the diaspora, great taste in music!!
@@doomybaya Wow..! Thank you so much ! ❤️
Warmest regards from my hometown Zagreb ...😀 😍 🇭🇷❤️
Me 2 . Same age. Still listen .
Me too.
Genius work. That guitar.....
Broo his voice …..
@@nasc1008 bro, his songwriting...
@@jasperchance3382 nah bro, BB King wrote this😂
@@Redrum046 didn't Say he didn't
Thanks for remastering this song. Honestly the best version I've heard like I was there live during this performance. RIP Pete Green
No problem, it was a pleasure!
@@JoelFrankTVThe pleasure is ours, JFTV! Thanks, appreciate ya. ?
72yo and my ears are still open. 😉
Hope you found peace in the afterlife my brother. Many things I can say about you. I’d rather keep it to myself and shed a tear in the dark while I’m alone. You are missed, and loved by people you never met in your life. RIP my brother.
Brilliant! I didn't realize this was a live performance till I heard the audience clapping after the incredible guitar solo.
Yes and yes and yes and yes.
If you can't feel this,there is 100 % something wrong with you..😥
The only guitarist to remind me of the hidden dephts and uncharted potential of the human soul. RIP and thanks for a lifetime of inspiration.
Wow Peter Green such a beautiful soulful guitarirst.. absolutely love this ❤
This is one of most extraordinary live performances I've ever heard, and I've been around for half a century or so. Part of solo that starts at 03:23 is the most heartfelt three minutes of guitar playing you'll ever hear, absolutely nothing compares to it. And the way Peter Green so casually drops out of THAT solo at 06:25 into a singing part shows just what an amazing musician and singer he was. Also, that's my funeral song sorted.
One of the best Live performances. Peter Green and the Band Colours in a Pub in Guildford in 1985. He still had the voice. RIP
Wow, one of the masters in a pub playing just because they wanted to play.
I am jealous.
This guitar your hearing Is worth over 4 million dollars because of its sound and who has played it.
Peter Green
Gary Moore.
Kirk Hamett
Nothing can top this. Best recording ever. Simply out of this world.
How I love the blues,and how Peter makes his guitar sing,and wail.
Wail! Great word for it.
No words just listen x
A towering talent. There will never be another Peter Green…..ever.
He has more soul and feeling of any guitar player I’ve ever heard. Not known for shredding, he can do that too. His guitar and his voice call out to my and bring me to tears. ❤
Try Buckethead pike 148
He was TOTALLY in a class all his own, God take care of Peter ❤️🌞⭐️🙏
Love the picture. ♡ Love the song. ♡ Love the voice. ♡ Love the guitar. ♡ LOVE the man.
I saw this man in concert...one of the most beautiful guitarist in the world!! I mourn his loss every day.
You lucky guy 👍
I saw him four times. Once on Eel Pie Island not too long after he quit the Mac. Just him and his guitar playing at a small impromptu gathering. Out of this world.
Master of everything. Such soulful, ridiculous playing.
I was talking about the song last night to someone who isn't really familiar with American music and certainly not the blues. Thanks for posting this. It's one of the best songs ever.
Magnificent. Sorrowful. Shattering. Beautiful.
Good to hear this great track in even better quality...
Completely lead the way for blues rock, I never realized.
Stunning vocal and guitar performance! Just stunning. This is LIVE! No overdubs all one take! Beautiful phrasing throughout. At one point I thought it might not be Peter playing the entire solo but then I could distinguish that out of phase tone he got from his LP.
One of the best emotional Blues players out there. Wishing he was still with us. The world is a better place having had Peter in it.
One of the best musicians this country produced. Less is a hell of a lot more when listening to his playing style. Like BB said, the only player to make him sweat. Right there with ya
Absolutely fabulous PERIOD
I am glad you enjoyed your period.
This Guitar solo is not of this world!🎸
Peter, Danny, Mick and John, live in 1970; unequaled before or since😊❤️👍
What a guitar solo!
the best!
I’m a younger guitarist and this is so inspiring, his tone and emotional feel are next level
Check also Stockholm version, and others.
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You get it.
He had it all.
Looks. Talent. Style. Playing. A unique voice.
But his legs were skinny....😊
But his legs were skinny😊
I've been hearing about Peter Green for years and never really listen to him. Tonight was my first time hearing him. Oh Man!
Have you for whatever reason heard of a group or musicians but never really listened to them and then 20 or 30 years have amassed and for some unknown reason you listen to them and feel like you robbed yourself of good experiences? And you really have no one else to blame but yourself.
FOR SURE,
Le même sentiment quand je l'ai découvert!il nous a laissé son œuvre.RIP PETER GREEN
Grande @@hervepillet2194
Yes , I've been playing guitar since I was 12 , I'm 50 now , and I only really listened to Rory Gallagher about 10 years ago .
C'est toute la musique que j'aurais voulu entendre quand j'avais 20 ans et que je découvre aujourd'hui, un demi siècle plus tard. Merci You Tube !
OMG! What a top level guitarist in class with Beck and Clapton.
Higher
Maybe better
Much better than Clapton and Beck...
Maybe Hendrix and Gallagher...😅😅❤
Master Green was One of the Greatest Electric Guitarests that Ever Lived!
He is One of My Favorite Teachers!
Unreal. I am stunned. We've all heard the great familiar tracks, but THIS!!! More notes than I've heard him play previously, but not an excessive one. Limitless fretting vocab, as hard-pained as Jimi's Berkeley Machine Gun, which is the ultimate blues IMview.
I love the tepid clapping given Green after this solo. The guy just shattered the chains that bound his soul . . . cue the polite applause.
I always imagined that the audience was in emotional shock and unable to respond after witnessing that performance.
@@davidscott9099 Good point. Stunned silence would be an appropriate reaction.
Adver in the middle of the song . New low for TH-cam .
Holy shit
Check also Stockholm version, and others.
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I saw Peter at Chateau Impney, Droitwich & Mothers Erdington, Brum in the 60s. Legend.
Wow 😮. This is incredible 🤘🏽. Never heard this before 🙏. Thank you for sharing 🤘🏽🙏🤘🏽
He was an artist. His guitar solos were pure.
❣️Peter Green！💖💖💖ス・バ・ラ・シ・イ💐素晴らしい！心に染み込む！💐💐💐この出逢いに感謝します！❣️
Peter Green , The Green God !
My favourite guitarist,60’s soul man.
THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME HEAR THIS, GOD BLESS YOU PETER GREEN, A TRULY AMAZING MAN.
a stunning one from note one
What a beautiful voice. And his playing is so subtle. Man !!
So good! Check out my new vid I've just uploaded for more Zappa!
...BEAUTIFUL...!!!!!!! 😍✌👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹
Breathtaking solo !!
So tragically close to his breakdown that the juxtaposition is truly heartbreaking.
Really is.
you don’t learn to sing & play like this, you’re born to do it…then we were all lucky enough to have had someone record it
I beg to differ. I think he was born to do it, and had to work his ass off to realize the potential.
I am so grateful to Peter that he granted us a view inside his mind. For me it is the way to explain what is going on in a depressed person.
Just my opinion, no facts.
Greeny was the total package!!!! This man understood the blues! The guitar, the vocals, it was all right on point! I would venture to say top of the class at that time. He could probably go toe to toe with alot of modern guitarists, Fretboard Phenom!