@@vanu49sounds like an electric( the even sustain), with flat wound strings( gives an upright smoothness). Just not the typical Fender bass sound. Perhaps it is even a fret less electric? Jack had all kinds of neat gear. Poor guys got their gear stolen so much back in the day, they were just struggling at this time. So good to here this, thank you for posting!
@@jimdep6542 Decca Mono DFE-R 8673 (1967) Its an EP, not 45, I believe Search "John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Paul Butterfield " for pic, audio. All My Life Riding On The L&N ---- Little By Little Eagle Eye I got Stones, etc on other 45s.
I hear this and can “almost” forgive rod stewart for the crap he produced from 76 onwards. His voice and greeney’s economic but so expressive guitar are such a joy to hear. No gimmicks - no computers - no autotune …. Just pure talent and lot of soul
Exactly ! Why should some poor 'bloke' from the UK that spent his early life doing odd-jobs, busking on the streets for small change and lending his singing and harmonica playing to any R & B outfit that would give pay him peanuts, get to make loads of CASH for following his life's passion of making music and entertaining people. What a greedy $$#@%*%^ !!!
We keep getting older. I'm 75, and this is phenomenal. Stewart should have done so much more of this. Green was a genius, and the other two weren't half bad!!!
Messieurs, Beck, Green, Stewart are truly out of this world, but please, don´t you forget to mention Drummer A. Dunbar. I´m a fan since his underrated Retaliation days...
Wow! The only version I had heard before was Buddy Guy's which was fantastic, but Peter Green, Jack Bruce, Rod Stewart, Aynsley Dunbar in 67 is Wow, all I can say is Wow!
Unbelievable !! I never imagined that this line up played together in ‘67 !! in the middle of Cream prior to Fleetwood Mac and Jeff Beck Group this is an absolutely all star band !! All of them are my heroes !! An amazing performance, thanks for sharing !! Luv it !! ♥️♥️♥️
This is shortly after Green had been kicked out of ‘John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers’. Stewart, & Green were in ‘Shotgun Express’, for one single, “Could Feel The Whole World Turn Round”. In 1966.
Greatness is something like that, one and only one Peter is again unbelievable, Bruce indisputable the best, what a great singer Rod is and Dunbar doing it perfectly
Wow Jack Bruce. Heard him with Cream and Robin Trower but never heard this. Rod Stewart even. Gems. Found Jimi Hendrix just yesterday playing with the Isley Brothers. Another gem.
Now this is a super group. I saw Rod a few times in that era, with Jeff Beck, and thought him one of the finest blues singers of his generation. Was saddened about his drift into more mainstream music but he still knocked out some classics. Peter Green was the finest blues guitarist I ever saw and would have paid good money to see him play with Rod in those halcyon days 😎
Peter Green also played with Rod in another band, Peter B's Looners, with Pete Bardens, Dave Ambrose and Mick Parker.... and later with Mick Fleetwood on drums.
I put this track on at a party the other night... The room basically stopped and all looked at me... Jaws on the floor... Smiles creeped up on faces and eyes half shut in awe!
Peter’s guitar work in this gem must be pointed out more, the wild dramatic tension expressing his soul as if making a cool speech to whole universe overriding all the well-known tecniques of rock, blues and jazz, timeless!
Nice SUPER GROUP....Came out in '73 2lp on Sire titled "History of British Blues" & for MANY years the ONLY source for "Baby Whats Wrong" by E.C. /Yardies !!!!!! CLASS{ic}
Some kind of heaven here, sipping whisky on Mersea Island, and it's a balmy night, half moon hanging there in velvet blue, and then this comes in via the algorithms. Made a nice evening into an unforgettable one. Cheers! Nick.
He did two great albums with Jeff Beck in TRUTH and BECK-OLA, and during that time recorded lead vocals for three tracks in a PYTHON LEE JACKSON session (April 1969) resulting in the later release of IN A BROKEN DREAM (1972) which matches this voice but in an even better song.
FUUUUCCKKK PETER GREEN WITH (THE) BASSIST! JACK BRUCE!! WTF!! THIS IS MAGIC!! (OT WITCHCRAFT!?) ASWELL AS ROD STEWART STILL SMASHING THAT OUT!!! LEGENDS!!
This is an outstanding recording I've never heard before. Since I am both a Jeff Beck and Peter Green fan it's a real treat; THANKS for putting this up. Really made my day!
You really should brush up big-time on your rock n roll history. No one knows the lead singer co-founder of one of the most successful bands in rock history? Did you live in a cave in the Pacific? You've got to be kidding me.
Thanks. Now I've found a Rod Stewart/Ozzy/Zappa/Fleetwood Mac connection. Amazing stuff back then. All connected in so many ways. Who would've known...
Wonderful! After reading through the comments, I was struck by the love for Rod, and yes, it's well deserved. BUT, am I alone in thinking that Peter was a better singer?
@@stevovimy I agree that both are great. Pete was one of the best, most underrated singers of his time, but ever since I heard Jeff Beck’s Truth album (back in the seventies) I knew Rod could really do the blues. Like or love his choice of music at different times, he was Mr Pitch Perfect with attitude.
Just found this. However much I love Peter Green, Rods vocals are something else. As usual, love peters tone and playing. Unbelievable and would to hear more of this group
@@stevec2993 - Mike Vernon was producing the music for Aynsley in 1967 on Blue Horizon Label and this line-up was certainly the forerunner of The Retaliation. The album that was recorded about a year later had the new line-up with John Mooreshead, who had already replaced Peter Green in the band that became Shotgun Express with Rod (and Mick Fleetwood on drums), and Aynsley had also worked with Rod in the early days of the Jeff Beck Group (early 67) so they were all very much connected.
Buddy Guy ~ ''Stone Crazy'' 1961 ua-cam.com/video/m_0WNprb8D8/v-deo.html
Is Jack playing a stand up double bass?
@@redrobefan Hm, that's hard to tell, but I go for electric.
@@vanu49sounds like an electric( the even sustain), with flat wound strings( gives an upright smoothness). Just not the typical Fender bass sound. Perhaps it is even a fret less electric? Jack had all kinds of neat gear. Poor guys got their gear stolen so much back in the day, they were just struggling at this time. So good to here this, thank you for posting!
@@ToddHavel Thanks for you comment and my pleasure, it's a great track.
Thanks for giving Buddy credit. He is a bad axe 🎸 himself. Love this cover. 👍🏼🎶😎
Peter Green and Jack Bruce playing together, wow I never knew.
They probably played some gigs together with John Mayall too.
@@jimdep6542 I have a 45 record w/Mayall and Butterfield. Very nice.
@@TeaParty1776 wow, what songs are on there ?
@@jimdep6542 Decca Mono DFE-R 8673 (1967) Its an EP, not 45, I believe
Search "John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Paul Butterfield " for pic, audio.
All My Life
Riding On The L&N
----
Little By Little
Eagle Eye
I got Stones, etc on other 45s.
@@jimdep6542 i replied hours ago
Peter Green! Wow! What a guitarist. Rod Stewart - at his best singing the blues! The Jack Bruce and Aynsley Dunbar! What a "super" group!
What a find' im 64 never heard this before ...............
When I saw all of those names listed, I had to give it a listen. This is damn good!
74 I cut my teeth on stuff like this back in the day in the uk !
So old dogs can learn new tricks after all. Never in my wildest dreams would have thought Rod Stewart could do the blues so well.. what a find !
I hear this and can “almost” forgive rod stewart for the crap he produced from 76 onwards. His voice and greeney’s economic but so expressive guitar are such a joy to hear. No gimmicks - no computers - no autotune …. Just pure talent and lot of soul
Yeh, He was sell out after that time.
I just enjoy Rod's earlier work. His music is like a different generation later on. I ignore it.
@Paulhoughton5164....totally agree
Exactly ! Why should some poor 'bloke' from the UK that spent his early life doing odd-jobs, busking on the streets for small change and lending his singing and harmonica playing to any R & B outfit that would give pay him peanuts, get to make loads of CASH for following his life's passion of making music and entertaining people. What a greedy $$#@%*%^ !!!
The NYT came close to calling him a prostitute.
RIP Peter Green you were one of the greats of rock/blues guitar playing.
Vintage Rod at his very very best. God given vocal talent, nothing else sounds quite like this.
Back when Rod was the hottest vocalist around.
@@tezzrterry7485 Who has the better voice today? Just curious.
Be nice to hear sir Rod do another blues album a la Truth some great songs on there.
Fredrick Miller i forbid you to use the word SIR its verboten thank you now off you toddle like a good little royalist Boot licker good boy
67 years old and I’m hearing this for the first time. Thanks for sharing!✌️🎸☮️
My pleasure.
I have only read about these recordings, great track!
Me too at 72 🎸💙
We keep getting older. I'm 75, and this is phenomenal. Stewart should have done so much more of this. Green was a genius, and the other two weren't half bad!!!
Me too 69 👍
At 68, I find this gem.❤❤❤❤
At 68 i too found this gem!!! Better late then never I suppose !
How did I miss this? I'm rolling up on 70 myself. I love it when I find these little nuggets
@@rldukes4 Same
Never heard this before either. I just turned 72. Going to see Rod at Mt Winery next week. Saw him once only in March 72 when he was with the Faces.
Identico, a quasi 69 anni. Sento le stesse atmosfere di Truth (Jeff Beck 1968)❤
Just wanted to hear Peter and jumping at shadows and stumbled upon this gem !! Smoking
Messieurs, Beck, Green, Stewart are truly out of this world, but please, don´t you forget to mention Drummer A. Dunbar. I´m a fan since his underrated Retaliation days...
Check out the single by the Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation......Warning. Awesome. Covered by Sabbath for their first LP!!!
@@mikelake6750 et Aynsley Dunbar comme batteur avec Frank Zappa !
The list of who he played with is endless .. including being inducted into the HOF with Journey
@@martyconroy3786 batteur pas assez reconnu à mon avis.
@@ollag9260 yes he played with Zappa... guess how many drummers have also...
Stewart at his best❤
Wow! The only version I had heard before was Buddy Guy's which was fantastic, but Peter Green, Jack Bruce, Rod Stewart, Aynsley Dunbar in 67 is Wow, all I can say is Wow!
Unbelievable !!
I never imagined that this line up played together in ‘67 !! in the middle of Cream prior to Fleetwood Mac and Jeff Beck Group this is an absolutely all star band !!
All of them are my heroes !!
An amazing performance, thanks for sharing !! Luv it !! ♥️♥️♥️
You're welcome and I agree!!!!
This is shortly after Green had been kicked out of ‘John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers’.
Stewart, & Green were in ‘Shotgun Express’, for one single, “Could Feel The Whole World Turn Round”. In 1966.
@@whyis45stillalive He was kicked out? I thought he left of his own volition to form Fleetwood Mac. Oh Well (pun intended) John did him a favor.
Wow. Just wow.
Early Rod was amazing back in the day. Mr Green never disappoints.
Oooo Rod is good to sing blues , i like the most he have done but this is so great
“Less is More.” Peter Green proved this every time he strapped that guitar over his shoulder. What a powerhouse of talent, the lot of them.
Well, this is what we call a supergroup
Indeedy Doo !
Greatness is something like that, one and only one Peter is again unbelievable, Bruce indisputable the best, what a great singer Rod is and Dunbar doing it perfectly
WOW, what a line up!!!
Prototype of Blues De Luxe!
Is this clip the best ever blues performance I've heard? Fantastic singing by Rod.
Its not Jack Bruce's finest performance. Overall great though.
Mrswimmy That soft guitar by Green as well
Now THIS is a supergroup! Bruce's bass just kept the whole thing together.
:( r.i.p peter green, one of the great guitarists...
And now Jack
What a line up , Tasty Tasty
Didnt know Rod Stewart was this good. Amazing. Reminds me of Plant but more real feeling. To me anyway
Yeah, early days and with The Faces, he was one of the best voices British Blues had to offer. Then he went solo. Oh, well....
listen to 'Drinking Again" ...Rod and Jeff Beck, great stuff!
when Rod was real real good. What a singer!!
A true historic Gem; must be preserved!
wow ! i am 95 y.o. and never heard this b4
There's always something to live for. Have a nice day.
A real gem.
First time for me too.. and damn Peter Greene is incredible as usual... And with Jack Bruce... What a treat!! 👊🏻❤️
Green not Greene ffs.
Unbelievable song with three great british musicians. STEWART, DUNBAR and Mr. PETER GREEN. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure. Glad you like it.
Please don't leave Jack Bruce out of the list
od on the vodka again ? john asher bruce aka JACK BRUCE
4 great British musicians, Jack Bruce is also British. Yes he's Scottish but Scotland is part of Great Britain
@@davidmellish3295😂 he's Welsh 😂 do your research boyo
Holy shit, I'm 107 years old and never knew this existed. Fuck me runnin'
😂
Wow Jack Bruce. Heard him with Cream and Robin Trower but never heard this. Rod Stewart even. Gems. Found Jimi Hendrix just yesterday playing with the Isley Brothers. Another gem.
Aynsley Dunbar has been a great drummer for a long time. Saw him many times with Journey. Incredible.
...... mothers of invention
Ainsley was playing in adult Jazz bands around Liverpool at 12 years old way ahead of his time he was!
If beauty was a minute this would be a hour❤
This would be an hour
perfect comment 👍🏼
Hey,...This could only happen once. What a line-up with the distinctive bass sound of Mr Jack Bruce.
Now this is a super group. I saw Rod a few times in that era, with Jeff Beck, and thought him one of the finest blues singers of his generation. Was saddened about his drift into more mainstream music but he still knocked out some classics. Peter Green was the finest blues guitarist I ever saw and would have paid good money to see him play with Rod in those halcyon days 😎
Peter Green also played with Rod in another band, Peter B's Looners, with Pete Bardens, Dave Ambrose and Mick Parker.... and later with Mick Fleetwood on drums.
The Great Aynsley Dunbar on drums !
I put this track on at a party the other night... The room basically stopped and all looked at me... Jaws on the floor... Smiles creeped up on faces and eyes half shut in awe!
Yeah, the right groove was in the air. Great comment!!
Half-shut from somethin....
Uh Huh, something chronic.
0405 Photography You definitely go to the right parties.
modern people dont know anything about good music , its all h. rap brown and m. jackonson soft real soft
Rod and Peter - very good choice! Jiří Czech republic
That's how i would prefer to remember old rod singing electric blues he's at his best singing with the u.k king of the guitar.green
Rod is a scotsman.
Joseph Blair ..........good , really soulful voices and playing .Peter , miss you so much .Thanks for the music ....something else.
@@lisaweaver986 No he is not. Born in London to a Scottish father, English mother
The bass lines on this is Jack Bruce brilliant as well as the singer,drummer and the guitaist.
Every prof. bassman would have played these lines - if not better.
I had no idea this existed
1967‼️ They just don’t make music like this anymore! Lawd have Mercy‼️🔥🎶💙🎧
The best slow grind blues, EVER.
それにしてもすごいメンバーですね。私は現在６９歳です。
少年の頃から彼らの音楽を聴いて育ちました。ちなみに今年の3月に
ロッドの東京公演に行ってきました。相変わらず最高でした。
Thanks for putting this up, big Peter Green fan
My pleasure. Check out my channel for more Greeny live with Mayall. You won't be disappointed. Have a nice day.
Is there more????????? Just incredible. Greenie is the master of restraint.
Wow, this is fantastic. The real Rod. The great Aynsley Dunbar . Peter Green, Jack Bruce, RIP. 'Wonderful to hear this. Thanks for sharing!!
good stuff back then i was a 14 year old kid digging this stuff
@@larryduvall9475 me too!!! Wasn't it awesome!!! Everything was brand new including the music. Cheers!!!
Don`t think, that Bruce is on bass.
@@philfrank9226 Yes... the late great Jack Bruce recorded in 1967 at Blue Horizon.
@@bobinscotland While Cream?
Peter’s guitar work in this gem must be pointed out more, the wild dramatic tension expressing his soul as if making a cool speech to whole universe overriding all the well-known tecniques of rock, blues and jazz, timeless!
Wow this is f*cking good blues, even Rod Stewart sounds good, Peter Green at his best and the late super bass man , Jack Bruce
Rod Stewart sounded great all day long...up until somewhere around 1975.
Rod was a great singer , check out his first 2 solo albums (on vertigo/mercury) and his work with the Jeff Beck group and earlier with Steampacket
Vicki Aked , even rod Stewart sounds good! His one of the best male vocalist in the rock era.
I saw Rod with Beck then the Faces never on his own he got way too commerical. He was shy with Beck.
100%
Does t really get any better than this. Pure class. RIP jack supreme bass player
No it does not get any better than this.
Well, about 1 year later he made this great sessions with the Jeff Beck Group. So he sang at least that good!
this is really good shit. this goes back a time before rod stewart went disco. always a big fan of the late, great jack bruce.
An all star lineup!
Nice SUPER GROUP....Came out in '73 2lp on Sire titled "History of British Blues" & for MANY years the ONLY source for "Baby Whats Wrong" by E.C. /Yardies !!!!!! CLASS{ic}
I forgot how good Rod Stewart is at singing blues...... Great Players.............
While I'm searching for..gold..what a Nugget!💯🎸🎻🥁🗣️ Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷
66 years old and this is the first time I've heard this . What a magnificent piece of music
Gold! Thanks.
Thank you for sharing. Never heard it before! More than 40 years listening Peter!! And Stewart singing blues yes!! Live with Beck, Bogert Appice...
My pleasure. Have a nice day!
Some kind of heaven here, sipping whisky on Mersea Island, and it's a balmy night, half moon hanging there in velvet blue, and then this comes in via the algorithms.
Made a nice evening into an unforgettable one.
Cheers! Nick.
This takes me back to being a kid, and dad playing his music.
you had a good Dad!
Now that's a great memory! I have the same memories of getting into music thru my Dad's record collection 😊
@@KeithStLouis-kd5nz I was 12yrs old when I became a Frank Zappa fan. "I'm the slime oozing out of your TV set. I'm a tool of tge government"
Finally Aynsley, someone put your name up on the Tube. He and I worked together Santa Barbara. Great guy, where you at Buddy? Mike
What a band this would have been! 😳♥️🎸
found this by accident but wow love it think rod should have stayed in the blues instead of the dross he now makes
Lol !
Saw him in Spain last year ( my wife’s choice!). It was like Vegas meets Butlins. Dreadful. But as someone else said, no money in the blues.
@Angry Investors - take control Sad-Sad but true. Eric made it work for the Good.
Maybe money had something t do with it......he obviously chose wisely !!!
Alan Lane very sad but true. Money dose not always bring happiness. It brings broken marriages and law suites and false friends.
Beatiful,love Peter Green
Woooa Just special ❤
Rip Greeny
The Rolling Stone: "Never in the history of rock-'n'-roll has anyone promised so much and delivered so little as Rod Stewart."
Wtf does that rag know?
Just goes to show what a bunch of toss pots they was at Rolling Stone.
peter green, raw blues. brilliant.
3 musical geniuses.. and Rod Stewart. Great track
Heartfelt
Absolutely class act ---
Never heard this before should have made a few more together sounds great real blues rod pete Jack anysley rip pete Jack 🙏
Absolutely stellar!!
God! This is Brilliant! I can listen to this FOREVER!
Best British Blues song I've never heard before. Thanks for sharing!
Such a talented group of musicians.
I am 79 and never knew rod Stewart could sing !!!!!
You have never heard Jeff Beck -Truth?
He did two great albums with Jeff Beck in TRUTH and BECK-OLA, and during that time recorded lead vocals for three tracks in a PYTHON LEE JACKSON session (April 1969) resulting in the later release of IN A BROKEN DREAM (1972) which matches this voice but in an even better song.
A great performance from Rod Stewart & friends🎸
brilliant. clean.raw blues. never heard this before. I've been listening to blues for thirty plus years.wow what a rare treat. thanks loads!!
FUUUUCCKKK PETER GREEN WITH (THE) BASSIST! JACK BRUCE!! WTF!! THIS IS MAGIC!! (OT WITCHCRAFT!?) ASWELL AS ROD STEWART STILL SMASHING THAT OUT!!!
LEGENDS!!
Bloody hell, that was unexpectedly good.....
This is an outstanding recording I've never heard before. Since I am both a Jeff Beck and Peter Green fan it's a real treat; THANKS for putting this up. Really made my day!
+Michael Richter You're welcome. Glad you like it. Check out my channel for more Green live with Mayall 1967. Have a nice day!
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Beck and Green, nothing goes beyond that!
No Beck here!
Nice playing from the Blues Meister P .Green, and the rhythm section cooks nicely, back when Stewart had some genuine soul
for all his success rod is way underated. he was awesome at this time in his career. nobody in rock and roll could sing better than this.
Steve Perry? Lmao.....try a real blues singer like Greg Allman son.
You really should brush up big-time on your rock n roll history. No one knows the lead singer co-founder of one of the most successful bands in rock history? Did you live in a cave in the Pacific? You've got to be kidding me.
@Stork Legs Glenn Hughes. Different class
@Stork Legs That's marketing you're talking about. Talent has zero to do with that.
Paul Rodgers anyone?
Thanks. Now I've found a Rod Stewart/Ozzy/Zappa/Fleetwood Mac connection. Amazing stuff back then. All connected in so many ways. Who would've known...
All at their best. Gorgeous
Wonderful! After reading through the comments, I was struck by the love for Rod, and yes, it's well deserved. BUT, am I alone in thinking that Peter was a better singer?
NO!
To me it's like comparing cheddar and Edam. They're both great, but different. Peter was a god on the guitar though.
@@stevovimy I agree that both are great. Pete was one of the best, most underrated singers of his time, but ever since I heard Jeff Beck’s Truth album (back in the seventies) I knew Rod could really do the blues. Like or love his choice of music at different times, he was Mr Pitch Perfect with attitude.
Jack could warble a bit too. Three great musicians...
Peter had the most heart rending slow blues voice...it was unique..ps who was on the drums...
Wow, at 68 years something new to me ❤🎉
💣⁉️ CAN YOU IMAGINE, ROD WOULD STICK WITH THE BLUES?.....FUNTASTIC 💣😍❗
Crazy combo of talent.
Peter Green siempre puro corazón más inspirado que otros dioses
What a gem of a find - and so late in life at that! And what a fabulous team! Roddery, Beck, Green and Dunbar on the drums!👍👍👍👌❤️
Not Beck...Jack Bruce.
Was für eine geile Band!!!
Good to hear Rod Stewart singing the blues again.
Just found this. However much I love Peter Green, Rods vocals are something else. As usual, love peters tone and playing. Unbelievable and would to hear more of this group
this should have been a supergroup
Bob Bennert - For a short time, maybe. Too many egos!!...:))
Why Did t
This Group Not Go To The Top. They Are So Great Together. Almost Led Zeppelin Status! ✌️💖🎶🙏
The band was called Aynsley Dunbar's Retaliation after he had been thrown out of John Mayall's band, and he hoped for more but it didn't happen.
@@bobinscotland This is not the lineup of A D Retaliation.
@@stevec2993 - Mike Vernon was producing the music for Aynsley in 1967 on Blue Horizon Label and this line-up was certainly the forerunner of The Retaliation. The album that was recorded about a year later had the new line-up with John Mooreshead, who had already replaced Peter Green in the band that became Shotgun Express with Rod (and Mick Fleetwood on drums), and Aynsley had also worked with Rod in the early days of the Jeff Beck Group (early 67) so they were all very much connected.