Happy- Stones Nowhere Man ObLaDi ObLaDa Positively 4th street - Dylan Listen To What The Man Said- McCartney Do It Again- Kinks Dogs- Floyd Heart Of Glass- Blondie Day After Day - Pretenders Day After Day - Badfinger Just Want To Say I love You In A Song- Croce
That should cover it.
Peace
i have a few:
Happy- Stones Nowhere Man ObLaDi ObLaDa Positively 4th street - Dylan Listen To What The Man Said- McCartney Do It Again- Kinks Dogs- Floyd Heart Of Glass- Blondie Day After Day - Pretenders Day After Day - Badfinger Just Want To Say I love You In A Song- Croce
Mountain Jam - Allman Brothers Afro Blue - John Coltrane Seamus - Blue Floyd Watch Out - Fleetwood Mac ( With Peter Green) Echoes - Pink Floyd Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix Days Of May- Blue Oyster Cult Wicked World - Black Sabbath No Quarter - Led Zeppelin East West - Butterfield Blues Band The Theme- Electric Flag Key To The Highway - Eric & Duane
Mountain Jam - Allman Brothers Afro Blue - John Coltrane Seamus - Blue Floyd Watch Out - Fleetwood Mac ( With Peter Green) Echoes - Pink Floyd Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix Days Of May- Blue Oyster Cult Wicked World - Black Sabbath No Quarter - Led Zeppelin East West - Butterfield Blues Band The Theme- Electric Flag Key To The Highway - Eric & Duane
Mountain Jam - Allman Brothers Afro Blue - John Coltrane Seamus - Blue Floyd Watch Out - Fleetwood Mac ( With Peter Green) Echoes - Pink Floyd Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix Days Of May- Blue Oyster Cult Wicked World - Black Sabbath No Quarter - Led Zeppelin East West - Butterfield Blues Band The Theme- Electric Flag Key To The Highway - Eric & Duane
You familiar with Peter Greens solo lp ( 1st i believe ) Up In The Skies ?If not get it get it today and Mt Jam has always lived in my heart from the 1st listen
Quote Originally Posted by Runnin Mitch:
Mountain Jam - Allman Brothers Afro Blue - John Coltrane Seamus - Blue Floyd Watch Out - Fleetwood Mac ( With Peter Green) Echoes - Pink Floyd Tax Free - Jimi Hendrix Days Of May- Blue Oyster Cult Wicked World - Black Sabbath No Quarter - Led Zeppelin East West - Butterfield Blues Band The Theme- Electric Flag Key To The Highway - Eric & Duane
You familiar with Peter Greens solo lp ( 1st i believe ) Up In The Skies ?If not get it get it today and Mt Jam has always lived in my heart from the 1st listen
You familiar with Peter Greens solo lp ( 1st i believe ) Up In The Skies ?If not get it get it today and Mt Jam has always lived in my heart from the 1st listen
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:
You familiar with Peter Greens solo lp ( 1st i believe ) Up In The Skies ?If not get it get it today and Mt Jam has always lived in my heart from the 1st listen
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
Will head over to my buds house ina couple weeks and see if he has those lp's, if he does'nt he will get them Gotta disagree bout "Skies" though.Not earth shakin or ground breakin but a very pleasant lp I had a boot P.G. cd that i think was from Boston,got it about 10 yrs ago,i'm gonna try and locate it.
Quote Originally Posted by Runnin Mitch:
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
Will head over to my buds house ina couple weeks and see if he has those lp's, if he does'nt he will get them Gotta disagree bout "Skies" though.Not earth shakin or ground breakin but a very pleasant lp I had a boot P.G. cd that i think was from Boston,got it about 10 yrs ago,i'm gonna try and locate it.
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
i dug up and dusted off "End of the Game ' & a show from Baden Baden 6/28/98 Another dated 9/18/01.And 2cd's from Peter Green splinter group Perhaps i'll have a cold one and listen to these this weekend.
Quote Originally Posted by Runnin Mitch:
Biscuit : I don't think that Peter Green LP is very good at all. He was in bad shape back then ,and Snowy White plays guitar on most of it. I like all his material with Fleetwood Mac .Especially The Boston Tea Party releases and The Blues Jam in Chicago LP. Lastly ,The original FM are on 2 great blues albums as a backing band to Otis Spann and Eddie Boyd.Check those out .Peter Greens playing there is superb.
i dug up and dusted off "End of the Game ' & a show from Baden Baden 6/28/98 Another dated 9/18/01.And 2cd's from Peter Green splinter group Perhaps i'll have a cold one and listen to these this weekend.