hi,
always been a great fan of the peter green perios fleetwood mac, esp 67/68
i.m a new member and i look to complete my fm bbc recordings for i believe some people just sit on those trax and wont share wich is a bad thing. I owe a lot of recordings , official cds, boots, even tapes but i still lack a lot,
You look like a guy who reallly digs Peter too and so you or other members you know of will perhaps be happy to trade rare bbc recordings with me.
my question for you is if you know( or maby you owe them) any tapes of the lost bbc sessions with eddie boyd and the ones with christine perfect and some solo fm, all sessions from 68: songs : the stroller, blue coat man , wine whiskey woman , if you be my baby en crazy for my baby, baby dont you want to go , hard hearted woman and crzy about my baby.
Also from later shows 70 : you ll be mine , roll along blues , hot rodding , new worried blues all 17/3 ,leaving her blues 27/4/70 and a fine set of 3 tracks : all over again ,talk with you and just want to tell you ( these seem to be from 14/5 69!!)
And at last some early bbc sessions off shoots : worried dreams !!!!!!!!!!!! 9/4 68
: a fool nomore , there one on the official 2 cd but are two takes from november 67 !!!!!
they never show up on bbc cdrs or boots or whatever and i should love those missing tracks to complete the beeb sessions
Hope you can put me in contact with the ones in the forum who dig and have most of the bbc sessions, i hope you will contribute too
kind regards
Jan
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Originally Posted by slipkid
There was a performance on this show shown in color (American spelling) on BBC TV during the summer of 1968. "Lazy Poker Blues", and "Love That Burns" were played live on TV. The audio of those recordings are the alternate versions from "Jumping At Shadows", and "The Vaudeville Years". The audio of those recordings are poor, which means it's second+ gen recording. Where is the video?
I went to "wiped.com" (a website devoted to lost video, and audio material), and discovered that the show "Colour Me Pop" is in high demand for the videos that still exist of bands from the late 60's. Many claim that the BBC erased their footage right after broadcast, yet someone responded that two years later when Peter Green left the band, the BBC showed this footage in tribute to his departure.
To make this footage more rare, Peter Green is playing his Fender Stratocaster. It doesn't matter the guitar, the tone is amazing!
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