Fleetwood Mac- Peter Green Interview/"Oh Well" LIVE 1968 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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Without Peter Green, Fleetwood Mac wouldn't have gained mainstream success in the U.S. He was their guide and leader.
Yes, in a way, because he put the band together. But the man who personally guided Fleetwood Mac to America was Bob Welch.
I'm still in love with this man and his music that time ♥️💚♥️💚 miss after "Well" the Ruttlsnakeshake he played there🖤
Oh i found it !!! And love it ,He was and still ist the only musican and soleman for me
Peter Green and Danny Kirwin were excellent musicians. This is cool footage. There aren't really any early interviews with Peter Green.
Then Play On came out in the fall of 1969. RIP Danny and Peter💙
Thank you so much for this !!!, thats how we loved him 💖 ,before" they"had broken him🖤🖤🖤and his music we still love💚💚💚
If this group of guys stayed together, what could have been.
They would have knocked out all other bands of their time.
Crazy good stuff, shame FM didn't play more of Peter's songs.
Nah it's good that they didn't Stevie Nicks ugly ass voice touch his amazing songs. At least Buckingham could play "Oh Well" pretty good though. I have the 1980 live album and that's where I first heard Oh well before hearing the Peter Green version.
Strange to see pater speaking before he lost his mind! Peter and Danny on their LPG's are on another level the chemistry is awesome!.
Genius composition.
Wonderful The Mac👏🏻👏🏻
Who wants to,see or hear the Monkees , if Peter is there
Thank you for this !!!💚💚💚
This must've been at the end of 1969 or beginning of 1970, after "and play on" was recorded.
Peter Green comes across like a really genuine, nice, humble guy. What a tragedy how he had mental health issues and got drug-f_cked.
Was nice to hear peter mention Danny boy
Brilliant 🎸🎶😍
Danny Kirwan playing lead RIP
This interview is from Detroit and that’s Dave Dixon. WABX was a radio station out of Detroit and one of the first open FM radio formats
Dave, not Don
@@billmcallister9205 yes, thanks for correcting.
This is 60's at its core.
s2 3:45
Peter got fed up with the music industry back then and dropped out. I can't imagine how he would put up with it today.
Heavy psychedelic drug use, fame, and the emergence of severe mental health issues were the main factors that influenced Peter Green’s disappearance from the music scene during that time period.
@@briantaylor2.023 Read the authorized biography of Peter Green by Martin Clemis. He was very fed up with the music industry. LSD didn't make his mental health go like that overnight, or the infamous Munich incident. Mick Fleetwood and the band's manager begged Peter to finish the band's 1972 tour when Jeremy Spencer ran off to join a cult. They never talk about Peter finishing that tour for them cause it points out holes in their "he went crazy" story. Peter hated the music industry and really had a lot of issues with the greed he was witnessing. He rejected being a rich rock star.
@@mikemurdock7234 That makes sense, but I'm sure he still did go through some bad stuff because of drugs. Can't disagree with you on the rest though. BTW, he actually came back to help finish their tour around Feb of 1971, a few months before Bob Welch joined the band.
This was not 68 this would have been 69 or 70 more than likely 1970
definatley 1970, they talk about the Then Play On album from 70. last one with peter green
@@recordguy4321 yep although they were playing many of the songs off then play on in their live sets back in 69 I don't think the album made it to the states till 70 I could be wrong but I do think that the oh well single was released in 69 in the UK
Cheers
@@gregoryirwin263 correct, in the states the first couple albums were on Epic and they switched labels in 1970 to Reprise. Oh Well was released as a single which they discuss in the interview, and i believe green manalishi was the follow up single.
@@recordguy4321 Then Play On was Sept 1969, and "Oh Well" was released the following month.
The interview asks Peter Green if it was his 3rd or 4th trip. Probably hundreds of trips by then!
He doesn’t even know how many times he’s been to America at this point
This is very interesting for 1968...PG raspy Brit voice is very cool...interview feels rare.
dave dixon huge on wabx detroit
In hindsight, it’s not too shocking he left. During Oh Well he looks pretty over it.
1970*, not 1968
It's not 1968 as "danileyre8913" mentioned. But had he already been to Munich before the interview?
Pretty sure this is 1969 or early 1970.
Please repost this video with the same nice, discrete watermark used for the later videoes. Thank you in advance.
This isn’t 68
More like late 69/early 70
that style was crap.
WHAT!!!!!!
@@kelvynification sorry man, my stoner days are over.
@@user-jl9kw9gn3m This was def not stoner music…
@@kelvynification WHAT!!!!!
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