Trail Across Britain 2010
 

Just for the documentation:

Opera House Buxton february the 18th: (very bad recording, but still it has "something" - the tone?....)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PyUm...eature=related

Holmfirth Picturedrome february the 20th:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9_TAOq5OXE

Ms Moose:woohoo:

Love it!
 

Sounds great im really looking forward to seing him on the 12th in nottingham :blob2:.
Only my 2nd time ever proper excitied!

Have anyone seen one single review of the concerts? Apart from the one Mrs Moose shared here earlier. It's just weird, though I've read that the quality of journalism is slipping. :o

Off topic somewhat
 

Recorded a home demo of fool no more yesterday if anyone would like a listen

http://www.reverbnation.com/leewymer

Lots of mistakes vocally and musically i know but i think it captures the spirit

Thanking you kindly.

You may have to allow pop ups on the website to hear.:wavey:

Phoenix Arts Centre, Exeter, Feb. 26 or 27th of March 2010
 

Sorry - just for the record: yet another Albert Ross, cut off at the end unfortunately:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcSakSz-lco

Ms Moose

The Globe Cardiff, 24th of Feb.
 

Three new ones:

Wonderful, wonderful version of "Help Me Through The Day":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcSakSz-lco

Getting into the blues, "Steal Your Heart Away":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8878SE1pyN8

Brilliant "Blues Get Off My Shoulder":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXimqrtDrVg

It's true what Mario says: his guitar playing is getting better and better!!! (Sob, sob...)

Ms Moose

Help Me Through The Day
 

Sorry I made a mistake and put Albatross from Exeter in instead. I get so excited with this new stuff: Here is Help Me Through The Day:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSHYnqYwJAY

Wonderful, wonderful....

Ms Moose

Yes, it is...and his voice still a little bit weak, yet so bluesy and soulful......

Help Me Through the Day : I think Leon Russell wrote the song for Freddie King, who recorded it on "Woman Across The River" Peter recorded the song for "Blues Don't Change"

Steal Your Heart Again: this is a Bobby Parker song, even recorded by the Moody Blues as a single; Mike Dodd told me that the Friends version is based on the cover Cliff Bennett did back in the 60's

Blues Get Off My Shoulder: I'm pretty sure both Bobby Parker and Dee Clark recorded this song, but I can't remember who is the songwriter...any help/input?

Mario.

These clips are stunning! :shocked:
Cool to hear new songs. I think that's "necessary" for Peter. To keep changing the setlist and keep things fresh. That was (I think) a problem with Splinter Group. Very little variation in their shows.

Here's a new "Rattlesnake Shake" Very powerful. I can't hear what Peter says after the third verse. :woohoo:
http://www.youtube.com/user/bogbrush.../0/PnZ_cwGyjq4

Bobby Parker is listed as the composer on BMI.

All three clips are great - what a beautiful guitar tone!

Holy Mackerell, Dansven. Thanks for the clip. I can't hear what he is saying either, but it is great that he can allow himself to be spontaneous. Somehow Oh Well and Rattlesnake are not in his voice level (it's become deeper of course), but what the hell. He seems to take it humorously (around 00:30).
Blues Get Of My Shoulder for instance hits the voice level (I don't really know how to write this in english - y'know what I mean...) so it also hits the heartstrings of the listener better.

Beautiful, beautiful tone. The Friends must be in heaven playing with him.

Ms Moose:woohoo:

unbelievable! i take back wishing to hear him play jumping at shadows. let the man play whatever he wants. who else would have come up with these choices? its way better this way

zero

ps is geraint back playing keys?

smiling peter, doodyhead doctor
 

Thanks muchly for all this new footage

It would appear that peter seems to be having a good time back in Great Britain.
I think there is something to what was said about not getting stale with material.
its great to hear him do some or these songs live

this stuff is pure bliss. thank you

I noticed on some of the youtube comments someone posted (I have to think it was a doctor)
that peter should get his throat checked out for polyps.

quote: Old singers have often lumps on their vocal cords. If left untreated, they may prevent the singer from exercising his profession. Peter Green has been singer more than 40 years
There is a treat.after that single operation it might be possible to hear Peter Green sing still once more laud and clear.
If You want to know more, google: nodulus plicae vocalis. (and inform P.G.)


what do you think?

this is a real doodyhead question

Great new clips; on Help Me Through The Day, Peter's guitar starting about 4:00 is sublime, especially at 4:25 :]..!!

Jonson