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Popmuseum 02-14-2008 02:34 AM

Learn To Play Peter Green (2 DVDs)
 
"Learn To Play Peter Green" (2 DVD)

http://www.musicroom.com/images/cata...ge/RDR0155.jpg

"Learn five Peter Green tracks note for note with Michael Casswell. This superb DVD will teach you to play five classic tracks from this post punk pop three piece - learn every riff and solo note for note!"

Tracks include: Oh Well (part 1), Albatross, Green Manalishi, Black Magic Woman and Man Of The World.

At YouTube.

Derek Slade 02-16-2008 01:41 PM

I can recommend In Session with Peter Green, published by IMP in the UK. It contains tabs for guitar parts in Black Magic Woman, Need Your Love So Bad, Man of the World, Albatross, Watch Out (the Blues Jam version) and Merry Go Round. The accompanying CD gives both full versions of the solos and backing tracks to play along with. Some useful commentary, too, written by someone with a good appreciation of Green's playing.

Popmuseum 02-16-2008 03:19 PM

Yes, I agree. I can recommend "In Session With Peter Green" too.

http://www.musicroom.com/images/cata...e/IMP6602A.jpg

but there's a third publication for guitar-players:

Peter Green: Guitar Legends (1997) - IMP Publications

http://www.fleetwoodmac.net/penguin/...ook_legend.jpg

It contains tabs for guitar parts in World Keep On Turning, Black Magic Woman, Need Your Love So Bad, Albatross, Watch Out, Man of the World, Oh Well and The Green Manalishi.

Derek Slade 02-17-2008 08:18 AM

Thanks for that, popmuseum. I was also going to mention Mike's Guitar Site, an excellent website with a number of Peter Green tabs, including Looking Back, The Stumble, Double Trouble, Some Day After Awhile, The Supernatural and Danny K's Jigsaw Puzzle Blues. But I've just found that the website closed down earlier this year!

Incidentally, having just mentioned Double Trouble, am I the only person to have been surprised to learn (from some of the Ike Turner obituaries and tributes that appeared a couple of months ago) that Ike played the solo on Otis Rush's original? I knew IT was a fine guitarist, but the solo seems so characteristic of Otis Rush.

JTM45 04-15-2008 10:59 PM

Another Green Guitar Book
 
Hi folks - this is my first post.

I have a Green book published in 1990 that a friend brought back from England. It's titled Instant Peter Green and contains tabs for Black Magic Woman, Need Your Love, Man of the World, Love That Burns, The Supernatural, Oh Well Pts I & II, Albatross, Stumble, Green Manalishi, etc. etc. This was the first one I was ever aware of though I've seen some of the ones you've mentioned here.

vtpcnk 10-21-2008 02:46 PM

instant peter green
 
>I have a Green book published in 1990 that a friend brought back from England. >It's titled Instant Peter Green and contains tabs for

any idea where i can get this?

appreciate any suggestions/feedback.

Popmuseum 10-21-2008 02:54 PM

Some infos are mentioned "here" - literally:
http://www.fleetwoodmac.net/discog/discog.php?pid=798

Sounds very interesting and looks great too:

http://991.com/newGallery/Peter-Gree...Gre-340190.jpg

vtpcnk 10-22-2008 07:32 AM

instant peter green
 
yea i saw that link - but that book seems out of print.

but i'm in correspondence with a used book seller in the uk who says she might be able to get one for me. i hope i get it - my fingers are itching to learn the stumble and love that burns.


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